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hundred of the foreign legion have also arrived mere o
England.
GREAT BRITAIN
Parliament has been mostly employed in disposing Of
small bills in the summary described as the mas
Of the innocens preparatory TO the end OF the %
sion Mr. Roebuck has postponed for fortnight his mo-
ton Of of confidence in the government curiousy
complicated has arisen IN the House OF Commons
Baron Rothschd the jew member for London who yiru-
ally has seat in the house nasmuch as the parlamen
ry oath on the true faith of Christian prevents his sit
ting therein has forfeited his shadow OF seat ~ having
contracted for the fl6000000 loan select com
mttee is appointed TO decide how man who has no seat
forfeit it. Major Reed has given notice OF bill to ex-
tend parliamentary franchise to all persons VINO pay income
Lord Lyndhurst called the attention of the Lords to the
treaty of I'd December 1854 with the view of elicng IN
formation to the present position of Austria with respect
to the allies Lord Clarendon replied that the conduct OF
Austria deserving neither of censure praise Nego
tations with her had failed and had left England and
France unfettered to make on their own terms
Vscount Canning is appointed governor OF India
There other aspirans for the ofcethe Earl OF
Egin and the Duke Of Newcastle
The pay of British private soldiers is to be doubled while
active service the difference being placed 10 each mans
credit in Savings Bank until his discharge
Sahan Paul. Co.'s creditors have proved debts against
them TO the amount of f225ooo sterling Most disgrace
full gambling with their clients funds proved and secn-
rites lodged with them for safety have been sold or other
wise tempered with Their dealcaons have brought
ruin many families The three partners of the firm re-
main in custody under remand.
great banquet was given by Mr. George Peabody, at
day, the 25th Among the guestsone hundred in num-
berwere many distinguished Americans, and several OF
the English nobility and gentry.
The Queen held her last levee of the the 27th
Mr. Buchanan and the Brazilian and Mexican ministers
present
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
Letters from Odessa state entertained there
that the allies having completed their work IN The sea OF
Azo will visit for the reasons, the mouths OF the
Dneper well Kherson and Nicolae at the embou-
chue of the bug, which, since the oath u have become Of
importance than to the Russian commissariat
and where the Gar has ships and naval establishments
reconnaissance of Perekop is also again spoken OIL
despatch from Constantinople Of date June list men
tons the arrival of 1000 wounded and adds that cholera
has reappeared.
Russian deserers report that the Malakof Tower is
mined.
The mopabe force of the armyFrench, English Turk
sh and Sardinans estimated at 10000 available for the
field.
The Porte has just concluded small loan (eqaal to
about S200000 at ~ cent on the revenues OF Smyr
nn Ii is reported that France and England about to
guaranty another Turkish loan Of "a 600 sterling
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IS ASHINGTON CITY
FRIDAY MORNING JULY ls. 1855.

Nf lsRAsI ~ JAaEs, No s2 south Tenth street. fhsde-
il,a general travelling agent assisted BY Ws H. wEtb
fouN CuLuss, JAMS DsEnSat HAsrr, r. g. JANIS, Tno
b. Mes n. vs.. MoRHIsbS, f. w. wItTY, wa. L. WArKRsIS
Ask H. CAKsoS, D. X. ausrs, nEs r. SWANS, T. AsaaAS
an T, DAVIS.
Or W. HE.RY 81 Lewis, of Montgomery Alabama, gen
raj agent Alabama Tennessee
sisted by @ LAWS, Lewis, d. LEWIS,
~ Mf q. ~ JAMEs No. Harrison street. Cincinnati, Ohio
ur general collecting agent the Western
assstc by e. j. TuomAs, w RAasAy WILLIAM II. THoaAs
FHos JAAEs, G. M L. WissaAs, A. L. CHIlps, and Dr. VIII
LIAM IRwIK. Receipts Of either will be good
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.

oni statement Of quotation, Of domestic exchanges prepared
at he reasurv from weekly received from e as
sistant Treasuers aepositiss Washington, 30h June
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PRESENTATION OF THE SANDWICH ISLANDS MIN.
lister TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED


~
lister TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
Hon William L. Lee, envoy extraordinary and minister
penipoteniiary the King Of the Sandwich islands
the government Of the United States yesterday pre-
scented the President by the Secretary OF State The
following are the remarks of the Hawaiian minister;
presenting of eredence your Excelency
happy in having opportunity to testify the profound
gratitude of the King chiefs, and people of the Hawaiian
islands to the Chief Magistrate government and people
United States for the lively interest and tender concern
they have manifested for their happiness and welfare
the noble philanthropy of the United States that those
islands indebted for the blessings of Christianity and civ
izaton it is to the sympathy and generous support
the United States they their prosperity and
independence and instructed to Exceency
they deeply sensible of the obligations these continued
favors haze imposed upon them.
s.The relations existing the countries social
commercial and political have been of the
and friendly and there is nothing the
of his Majesty the King of those islands than the de-
sire that the ties which bind them together may be drawn
Closer be such shall promote their reciprocal
advantage"
In responding the President expressed the qualification
which it afforded him receive envoy extraordinary
and minister penpotentary of the Hawaiian islands and
his appreciation Of the kind sentiments the part of the
King, chiefs, and people Of those islands toward the
United States Of which the envoy had given such
agreeable assurance.
lie alluded to the establishment of American missions
those islands; the deep interest with which the Uni
ted States had regarded the Characterization prosperity
and advancement of that interesting people, and assured
envoy that that interest had been sincere
and ardent than the present time The United States
could desire nothing inconsistent with the progress
ton and substantial interests of the Hawaiian islands, and
the presence of gentleman who had earned and so long
pre-emneny enjoyed the confidence and respect of the
King chiefs and people for whom he had just spoken
very welcome because the President felt assured that it
would tend to promote the interests commercial and other
wise of the countries and to strengthen the good
ations mutually desired.
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ANOTHER HIGH TRIBUTE TO THE DEMOCRATIC
PARTY.

Thos L. Preston, o. Richmond Virginia in a letter to
the FonrthofJuly celebration at that place thus frankly
states his position in the present crisis of affairs in the
South
q Until this opened co-operaed with the wings,
without taking active part in federal politics and
party strfe The cardinal principle however, Of poit-
cal creed has always been State sovereignty of the
strctest sect of the Staerighs school 1t violent
change, therefore, for to quit the ranks Of my former
conederates and unite heartily and cbeeruly with the
staunch democracy In repelng invasion Of those LOFTY
principles adherence to which virgnians right TO
be proud.
1T proclaimed throughout the land that the wing
party Observation-Disclosures because denaonazcd and
only parties offered for the choice Of the
pie the old democratic party with its ancient banners
torn by many conflict but utering proudly in the breeze
the other visoredsn with pretended platform principles
to seduce and deceive and organization which con-
strained It's members to practise prescription intolerance
deception Between the two in the Old Dominion it should
be difficult to choose. My choice Is fixed. am efh
democracy. fight henceforth under their standard lraH
to their cry"
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Ali Pachn and General Scarlet have arrived. Three
hundred of the foreign legion have also arrived here nom
49,.
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SOUTHERN
Coma III e rcial College,


WRITING INSTIPUTE.
THE first term of this College viii COM =
mencs on MONDAY, Feb is, in the z5zs>>-z.--ss
afgeand spacious room in Cooper's block gS9.,SsEg
on Cherry street. i've doors above Deaderck
The course of instruction ia this institution viii embrace
Bookkeeping Commercial Law, Commercial Arithmetic
No nunI Will receive diploma un til he is thoroughly
lualifed to discharge the duties of the accountant
Students will be instructed in all The modern improved
hms adopted by the best regulated houses the country
among otels one which dspanses with the of the Jour
nal greatly lessening the amount 1 labor and liability
err and another winch renders the OF the Cash book
and Journal supeTaous, and enables the bookkeeper to
post hi personal accounts daily, and his merchandise and
cash as often as may suit his convenience.
This latter form particularly designed for the use
OF retail establishments.
They will be taught simple process by which the mer-
chant may all times ascertain tie amount of his loss
gain together with the quantity OF goods hand without
resortng to the tedious process taking inventory
This institution will be permanent aud has been esab
ished to meet the already important and growing COM
nercal interests of the city Of Nashville and State of Ten
neSsee and Il designed 10 pace IL upon basis Inferior
to none in this country. N-
The Importance to every business man. of knowledge
Of accounts must be sufficiently obvious 10 all reeeliny
minds.
the man of wealth it is important 60 enable him to
manage his affairs scientifically, and without pecunary loss
and the LAWYER is often called upon, in the discharge of
ms professional duties to unrave the most Intricate ac
counts butte the young man who depends upon his own
resources for livelihood 1t is Invaluable ltgiYes him
position which nothing else can.
He holds the postol confidential clerk in his employers
service.
In connection with this establishment is department for
The benefit of those who wish take lessons in writing on
y where an elegant hand writing will be impaired to all
who place themselves under the OF the pTeeeptor
Pupils entering this institution are not limited to any
number of lessons but specified price NAV continue
any branch they pursue until they perfected retaining
he privilege of reviewing their lessons at any subsequent
period, free of charge.
febll-ly
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DECEHHER RULES
before the Clerk aud Master al IaC,Vatte a.,
Monday an December, \. ID. 1884.
Clifton 4. Oglesby

Wesley Oglesbv's distributes, J
appearing 60 the satisfaction et the Clerk Il Master
that John Oyle>by. James Ogesby children Flush,
Richard Polly ,Seiah and Nelly Barr and Margaret rnr,
eyae defendants to the bill filed in THIS cause ana ihAt
they uonresierts at the State OF Tennessee and 40
thereof beyond the reach OF he ordinary mo-
OF tins II is therefore ordered by the Click
MasSer aud entered upon the u,eS that publication BE-
made in the Nashville Union < American, a news paper
published ia the city u Nashville, for three weeks
CeSsion commanding The said defendants to appear and
plead lusWesor drmur Ia compa;nans ball al the next
term at said Court, 10 be held al the Courthouse in
the town OF Lafayette CA tie lst Monday February
said bill will be taken pr-contosso as IN them and set
hearing eXpaTte. JOHN CLAIBORNE c. IN
Dec. IS, lS54-Stw.
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VIE Go partnership Agreenicnt Hereto,re xiss;, ~
tween Aaron Stretch aud Hcnry Is. Orr il diss,rsd
by mutual csnS-nt Aaron Stretch having rurcb,sd ~
e9y H. Orr MS entire interest in the Drug buslness in
eindnz notes, accounts &e. will contin s ne nm, Rms
ness al me Old stand and will give his stieaip
" 1 u,e Ousi I AARON STRETCH
January 10 IS,,1-Janlt HENRY X ORR
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NASHVILLE SAVINGS INSTITUTION,

DECEIVES DEPOSITES IN ANY SIM ysSARTr
4 On demand pays interest on dep0sites CERTlFl-
70 VIII De lss''ed Tor money deposited for stecied
peF1od, and special rates Of interest allowed
Janz3-lm CHAHLES A. FULLER Treas,rer
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-27
ZINC PAINT

FEE undersigned Agents for the sale of WHITE OXIDE
OF ZINC, manufactured by the PENNSYLVANIA and lie.
high Zinc Co., prepared to orders for the same
and would invite the particular attention of the Trade To
its evident superiority over others of American Manuac-
re and its successful competition with the best of
Foreign.
Dealers with confidence depend upon always obtain
ing desired supply of this Paint which will be found
torecemmend itself for Purity, Great Body and Uniform
Whiteness.
Prices and terms arranged the most liberal footing
JAMES I. LEWIS x Co,
dec3-6m 50 Water Street. New York
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DAGUERREorYPEs! D8GuERPvorvpvy.,

f thAkLE'o u GlhRS would respectfully inform bis
" customers and the iles particulars thst he has Ys
e rom Cedar street 10 the Of Dsaderick and
anu Coes streets over Brownies where he will be glad
70 see All who are in want Of fine aud life ike pctars lie
mas cone 10 great expense in fitting up powerful side and
Sxy IghtS and ms rooms fitted Up IN elegant style
ne mas engaged the services Of experienced and polite on
era ors, and determined To make his the Model Fstb
hment OF the South West and feels that ne will
be able 10 give satisfactisn
henVhos Tie public n call and examine his specimens
as also some ne Oil Paintings by old masters ust re-
eelsed from Europe which be offers for sale very low
all al the corner Of Deaderek street aud the Sousr
n B-An experienced operator always ready Tor any
outdoor work. sHcr taking buildings deceased pefsa
&c. ienio !,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-27
j. MOORE,
TOBACCONIST, WHOLESALE & RETAIL

Corner of Cherry and Cedar Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
WOULD announce to my friends and the public gen.
erally that am prepared furnish them with the fol-
lowing articles per cent less than any other house IN
the CITY, for cash. purchase for eaeh that save from
ten twenty five per cent on the following articles:
Meerschaum Pipes, warranted GENUlhE;
Dutch Pipes-largest stock in the city;
Snuff Boxes large variety;
Snuif5-Kappee, MAecobOy, Scotch, CARROTS Rooms,
&c.
Smoking Tobacco Of all kinds;
Chewing do IanghOrne l. Armistead's, Diadem
Twist Fig Leaf, Dli's. &c. &C.
Also just received, superior article OF Ale for sale by
the barrel.
have on hand lot of superior Havana Cigars whole
sale and retail Country dealers Till do web to call
can furnish them with every Thing in the business
ianlI--tf
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REGULAR BURKsvILLE PACKET.

TUE new light draught hsi-runnIng pas- -.
senger steamer ODD FELLOW JESsE rs q
W. PAGE, Master will max seeklv trps 10 t.e5Sn-sss
The above and all intermediates ports as
the water will ailnw For ire; mt ar ,ass. l
ON board, To H. H. HARRISON raoa,st -ff'
JA"''-u stP. T. HgTdcasile's.
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NASHVILLE INN

M subscriber respectfully announces 10 the nublc
a 'hAt this well known Hotel having Undergone fbo
1reni VIII 5e re opened for ,be reception of visitors on
tuesday next the 10th lust Pledging himself b.t NJ a.
'r. sha be wanting on ms part 10 Ike his guests com
jAulS-St G.pmvp
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LOIISVIILF. CINCINNATI, AND NASH
EAl liza
CUMBERLAND VALLEY
HUGHES BROTHERS.
DAGUERREAN ARTISTS AND DAGUERREOTYfE
ST0pK DRaIFRg

bhNuEAhEhH hhAloho AND OhNUEhhEOi
STOCK DEALERS.
&C. HUGHES, Union street, over Stretch OTTs
,. y. HUGHES - Culiege street late Do6yns 60.
EACH OF these Galleries the public OBJ &c ~
~ tam first class Pictures, we use the beSlSIEE
Material and largest aud most approved Apparatus.
Rooms are neatly fitted up with Powerful Side and Sky.
Lights, the o" ones VA he city, which 6eceded by all
Aruss and tonnoa,Ures 10 he The best taking large
FAMlLl thOllN SO as in dispense with those dark
shadows 81 Eu7r1tv aaru and objected 10. We have
beautiful flANo Tor the usa al the LADIES As we attend
personally % car Sicrs patrons NAV Tely an uule
attention, and Pictures second To none
~ Citizens aud Strangers ae politely invited IL sis.
our Rooms, whether thry need Pictures or not.
nOvl-t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-27

TsNE subscriber offers for sale his residence lying in
McNairy County, Tennessee four miles east Of Purdy,
and twelve miles west Of Savannah, Immediately the
under good fence and in fine state OF cultivation IT'S
of rich bottom laId There is good roomy framed dwell
ing framed barn and STABLE servant houses two
failing well and spring waller good young orchard and
healthy neighbOrhOod the State affords In short
this place offers every thing that heart could desire in
home Terms to suit the purchaser and possession given
Immediately if desired.
octl l-3mw. JOHN G.. COMBS.
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TRI-W EEK!.Y NASHVILLE AND CLARKS.
VILE flAs.E TT

TINE popular and truly neat, light dausht .srE -
Passenger and Freight Steamer Aida W. I.sst1Ss7S
j. HARMON Master, having been purchased H--aAa@a
cuNIvely for the above lrade. will soon the
water permits commence her regular trips above, and
u all intermediate landings and respectfully solics the
public pat ons Intending make monthly arrange
nent At ClarkSvIle for Marriage all Freghts will be
viewed without extra charge for same
lde notice will be given OF the days of departure.
declT-6mO W II n HsRRIsoE Aut
U. s. Mail Packet Office No 19 srontst
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Premium Boot and Shoe Mandatory

JAMES W. HAMILTON. EBEN FULLER
HAMILTON 81 FULLER,
TENNESSEE BOOT & SHOE MANUFACT0RY,
Corner Market and Spring Streets, Nashville TIE IN
M would inform our friends and the public that we
w still at old stand on Market stree, wbara
We have on hand, and manufacturing much better
assortment OF work than have before offered to the
public, consisting IN part of the following kinds:
Mems supertne French Cali Boots and CATERS.
Men and Boys fine Calf Shoes Oxford and Monroe Ties
Mems, Boys and Youths Calf and Kip Boots, water
Mems, and Boys Kip and Thick Boots double and SIM
gle s0les;
Mems. boys, and Youths Kip Shoes double and sin.
gle soes;
Double Sole Negro Brogans;
House Servants Shoes, heavy and hight;
Youths and Children's coarse and hue Shoes;
Also
Ladies and Misses Cali Boots, sewed and peggsd,
Kid
:. a {. E french Mo,
sewed and pegged
We are making our work from select Stock and in
good styles, and warrant every part of the wo kanshp
Prices t030 and uniform
~ Work made to order Also, repairing promptly
.=s- Cash paid for Hides or taken in exchange,
janl1-ly HAMILTON AZ FULLER
RECTIFIED WHISKEY.
1--WE HUNDRED bbls "Nectar Whiskev for sale bv
Il janis f. s CHEATHAN x co.
FINE WHISKEY.
TWO HUNDRED bbls Robertson County OLD Double
i Distilled Corn Whskey, very slperjo, quality
For sale by Ijanl6l E. 5. CnEATHAM 4 60.
RYE WIIISKEY.
rINWENTY bbls pure Oil Monougahela Rye Wlskey-
l. asuperior article. For sale by
jamie E.s. CHEATHAM eco.
ALE.
VNHIRTY bbls best Cincinnati Ale fsH Just received
i and FOR sale by Tjanl6l f. S. CilEATnAM ~ co
CHEESE.
NNE HUNDRED boxes Sc ect W. T. Cheese Just re-
\ ceved and for sale by
iInl6 +. s. CHEATHAM & co
TWENTY boxes best Cincinnati Starch Just received
i and for sale by janl6J f. \. CIIEATHAM Il co.
BROOMS.
TNHlRTI dozen Corn BroCms. Just received and for
i sale by janlGl Z. s. CHEATIIAM 4 co
STAR CANDLES
HNE HUNDRED boxes, halt and quarter boxes Star
" Candies. Just received and for sale bv
jamie Z. S. CHEATHAM X co.
OYSTERS.
TORTI boxes Fresh Baltimore oysters ia ems Inst
/ received and for sale by
janis f. $. CHEATHAM 4 co
MATCHES.
NIFTY gross Matches in round short boxes Inst Ia
Il ceived and for sale by
JAMIE Els. CnEATIlAM & co
TEAS (FRESH.)
THIRTY boxes Imperial Tea;
i 5 half chests fine Black Teas;
5 do do Green do
Just received and for sale BY
jamie 4. S. CIIEATHAM Il co.
FLOUR,
TI>aREE HUNDRED bbls :. F. Flour FRESH just re-
Il ceived aud for sale by
janis E. s. CHEATHAM CO.
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UNION NDAMERICAN.
orFTcg-COREER CHURCH AND CHERRY STREETS

THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN is furnished
to subscribers attic following rates. Single copies one
year, in advance s. 5O within the year. IS OO at the
end of the year, a 90.
CIUBs of i've at one Office and upwards 81 90 per copy
for Que year Clubs of subscribers will be received for
six months at the foregoing rates.
The TRiWEEKLY is published every Tuesday Thursday
aud Saturday at s. 90 per annuu, ADVANCE if not
paid in advance Sc co.
The DAILY is published at Eight Dollars.
~ THE MONEY, IN ALI CASES, TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTIONS 81
Remhances Of subscriptions may be made by mail at
risk.
No paper viii be sent out of the State unless the order is
accompanied with the cash
~ We wish it distinctly understood that no paper will
be discontinued until all arrearages paid e cep the
option Of the publishers. ft.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
w stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
ever offered in this market We offering extra induce
mens TO all punctual buyers knowing that many
persons will be induced to purchase their goods Tor c
when they can gain an advantage thereby.
We buy our goods mostly from package houses which
enables us TO offer buyers great advantages in way
ofOw prices and good styles. -...
sy Country Merchants will find stock of Black and
Fancy Silks Plaid Cashmeres and DeLanes Merinos Rib
bons and many ether desirable goods suited to their trade
at very low prices
Rich Plaid < Striped Silks; Super Black Silks;
spun Lace Curtains;
Marines; Muslin
" DeI4anes; Satin LANES.
French L English Merincs; Union Daniasks with
Black Bombazines; TsSSes Gmps COrnice;
AlapaccaS; Bonnet Ribbons
I" Merino S DeLanes; Black & colored Velvet:
Rich Lace Habits Sleeves; Super French Cloths;
Collars " Cassimeres;
Muslin Habit & Sleeves lambs Wool Shirts
Emb'd l. cold linen Cam HkfsMerno
White cold Silk Iulles Gloves and Hdkfs;
Jackonet It Swiss Flouncings; CIavats and ScarEs:
White Goods, all kinds; Brown Canton Flannels
Sattinetts, all qualities Black d"
Jeans Ticking all ,raIitias.
Tweeds Prints
Flannels Gipghams
fiald Llnseys Irish Linen "a
Blend Sheetings, all qualities; Table Linens
" DomeStics Twilng
Br9wn Domestlcs q" Super Bed Blankets
500 pairs Negro Blankets
With many other articles such as are usually kent in
beS class Dry Goods houses We invite bugers to ex-
anime our stock and Judge for themselves Of the induce
ments we o1er. w. A. J. q. McLELLAND.
sept6 Metropolitan Store, Nos. 81 and SO College ST.
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THE MUTUAL PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
OFFICE over Sheppard 4 Cos Excha Office WIFI
~ insure ON ind MUTUAL PRINCIPLE Houses
Merchandise, &c, &C. &C.. against Loss Damage BY
Fire. Steamboats, any Of the Western waters against the
Hazards of Inland Navigation and The Cagoes of Vessels
every description against the Pers of the Seas and Rivers
Also the Lives of persons good health for single year.
for term of years. during life Also, Bank Notes trans
mitted per mail.
All persons having their lives or property insured in this
institution entitled to full participation in all the prof
it's without any liability to loss beyond the amount Of Pre-
miums which they may pay.
NJ S. PITCHER, President
J.B.J0HNS0N, Vice President.
G. j. F. WHARTON, Secretary. isnI