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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-27

R@COLUMBIA ROYAL ARCH CHAP
OS 'er.-A special communication Of this
Chapter will be held at Masonic Hall THISEvE-
MING, atty O'Clock.
The notices making the call for Wednesday
evening erroneous. LYNDE ELIOT.
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ERTAINMENT.-Them members
~ OF the Sabbath School Of Sixth Presbyte-
ian Church, corner of Md. avenue and 9th street
Island, Will give the first of their new SERIES
Of Entertainments On MONDAY EVENING the
9th instant, commencing atty O'Clock. Those
who are interested in TIE OF Sabbath Schools
and feel the Importance Of educating the hc.rt as
well as the head, should encourage by their pres
ence and appreciation these efforts % sEraise the
genius ard to mend tie heartn
Admission ~ cents. au2a-T
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RPOLITICAL DEMONSTRATIONS
~ The Jackson Democratic Association of
the Sixth Ward will hold public meeting next
TUESDAY EVENING, at O'Clock, at Odd
Fellows Hall, Navy Yard, In celebration Of the
recent Democratic victories in several of the States
Distinguished speakers from Alabama, Tennes-
see, and Of this city will deliver addresses The
Hon. Henry May win probably be in attendance
fine band Of music has Deen engaged. Citizens
generally are invited to attend
A. w MILLER, President
au 24+t (Union)
7 IGHT AND DARKNESS; or the Shadow
IL Of + ate. story OF fashionable Life. Paper
So cents-cloth IS cents
TAYLOR & MAURY,S
auG Bookstore, near 9th St
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The United States sloop-of-War Saratoga.
The following is complete list of the officers
ordered to this vessel, now at the Boston NAVY
Yard, and about to sail to join the Home Squad
ION, in place Of the Falmouth, returned on &C.
count Of yellow fever OH her: Commander
Edw. G. Tilton, Lieutenants-Wm. Rogers
Taylor, Francis Winslow, John Wilkinson, and
James Higgins; Surgeon-J j. Brownlee; As.
sistant do.-Michael O'Hara; Purser-A. A..
Belknap; Acting Master-Greenleaf Cilley;
Passed M;dshipmen-Bancroft Gherardi, Geo.
E. Belknap; Midshipmen-James NJ. Todd,
John S. Barnes; Observation-Disclosures A. Oliver;
Gunner-James A. Lileston; Carpenter-Geo.
Wisner; Sailmaker-John J. Stanford; Second
Lieut. Marines-John 0. Payne.
The late Capt. Folsom, Assistant Quar-.
ternaster q. 8. A.-This morning the War
Department received official intelligence of the
death Of this gentleman at the mission of San
Jose, California, on the 10Th ultimo Though
the richest man in California-his income from
real estate being $500, 900 per annum-he con-
timed, up to the time of his death, to dis.
charge tie duties Of his post in the army. He
was native Of Now Hampshire, and going out
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Personal.

80. Hon. L. Halbert, of Kentucky. il al
Wizards Hotel.
Tho President Of the United States met
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0rdered.-Purser Levi D. Slsmm, U. S. N.
has been ordered for duty at the Boston yard
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The Recent Railroad Accident.

Nineteen sufferers still remain at Bur
lington, without any change for the worse
and some time must elapse before many
of them can be removed to their houses
with safety. The body of Mr.. Otis Fisk
deceased since our last, was removed on
Saturday to Connecticut, where be leaves
widow and ten children.
1t is stated that the father of Young
Lieut.. Ingersoll, who was killed, will en-
ter suit against the company laying the
damages at 100000. He brings the
suit, it is stated, on the ground of recon-
pense for similar amount lost by the
death of his son, who, it appears, was
nineteen years of age, and was, at the
age of twenty-one, to have come into the
possession of 100000, but which now,
through his death, will revert to another
branch of the family.
Mr.. Blankman, of the New York bar,
has commenced suit in the United States
Circuit Court, for damages against the
Camden and Amboy Railroad Company,
for injuries sustained by tw members of
his family by the late catastrophe at
Burlington, New Jersey
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Mr.. Aaron-There ought to be prin.
ciple in the breasts of the men of Penn
sylvauia which would make them march
to Philadelphia with no arms but those
the God of nature has given them, and
tear down that prison, until not one stone
would be left upon another!
This remark, uttered with much enthu.
siasm, threw the Convention into burst
of excitement, and was responded to with
cheers and prolonged appreciation.
Some gentlemen suggested that Gov
Reeder's name be substituted in place OF
Williamson. Decided out of order, as
there were already two amendments.
Mr.. Blakely, of Butler county, proposed
the name of Hon. Charles G. Sullivan Of
Butler. Ruled out of order.
Mr.. Blakely moved that the whole bus
iness be laid on the table, and that the
Convention proceed to nominate a candi.
date GtU0 U0ce. Lost.
Mr.. Mcclure moved to postpone for the
present. Lost.
Loud cries of Vote for Passmore Will
hanson y
The amendment to the amendment
Substituting Williamson for Lloyd was
carried amid immense excitement and
loud cheering.
The amendment as amended was then
adopted.
The original resolution as amended
then recurring.
A gentlemen moved to refer the mat
ter back to the committee. Lost.
Mr.. Fem moved to lay the whole mat
ter on the table. Lost.
Mr.. Fem moved to strike out William
son and insert Reeder Lost.
Mr.. Blakely moved to strike out Will
Hanson and insert Sullivan.
Mr.. MCGOWAN moved to lay the mo-
ton on tho table. Carried
The original resolution, as amended,
was then adopted amidst sea of excite
ment.
DR.. GaEzam moved that Passmore Will
Hanson be now unanimously nominated
as the Republican candidate for Canal
Commissioner. Adopted.
Three deafening cheers were then CIV
cn for Passmore Williamson
When the excitement had somewhat
abated, Mr.. Darsie offered the following
resolutions
Resolved, That the President of this
Convention be authorized to appoint a
State Executive Committee to consist OF
one member from each Congressional Dis
rict with power to fill vacancies.
Resolved, That the several counties of
the Commonwealth be requested to ap-
point county committees with a view to
perfecting general organization of the
Republican party throug ghout the State.
VIM. B. Thomas, of Philadelphia, in
formed the Convention of Passmore Will
liamson's entire qualifications for the Of
fee of Cana! Commissioner. He is a man
beloved and respected by all who know
him.
The Convention adjourned sine die, a.
mid great cheering and the exhibition of
general sentiment Of fellowship and en-
couragement.
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Yellow Fever at Norfolk and Portsmouth

The latest accounts from these two ci.
ties show no abatement of the fever
There was scarcity of provender for the
horses, food for the people and cofins and
graves for the dead, both at Norfolk and
Portsmouth. In Norfolk there we're oat
thousand persons sick and four kundrea
at Portsmouth. The acting Mayor oi
Norfolk has proclaimed martial law, with
view to obtain vehiccles to bury the
dead, &c, by iDpressment; and since then
carts, wagons, hearses, and every other
two and four wheel conveyance, have been
used for that purpose Some carry one,
some two, some three, and some four
bodies at a time. Women with children
10 their arms were running about the
streets, crying bury my poor husband,
but 1t is hard TO get the dead buried
Numbers were buried in common rough
boxes, and numbers are purifying for
want OF conyeniences Of burial. The re-
lief fund IN Philadelphia exceeds sixteen
thousand dollars, and in Baltimore reach
es nearly thirteen thousand. Two Phjla-
delpbia physicians are reported to have
died Of fever in Norfolk.
The heart-rending accounts of whole
families falling sick at once, and suffering
and dying for want of nursing. Whole
blocks of the cities entirely deserted, and
Tor hours none but physicians, druggists
and the hearse driver can be seen in the
streets The plague" as the disease is
lattcrly called, seems to destroy even the
eats and dogs Of the cities, in its fatal
mission. Its ravagcs in the older world
we're never more terrible.
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Maine Election.

This took place on Tuesday week, and
The result is emiuently disastrous to the
cause Of Temperance. That was one OF
the most potent issues of the campaign,
and our Intelligence leads us to believe
shat the. opponents Of the Liquor Law
have carried both Houses of the Legis-
iature, thus electing Wells or Reed Gov.
crnOr, and securing the repeal of the
Maiue Law.
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administrators Nntifr.

Estate OF JOHN H. WOLFE, late of the
Borough Of Stroudsborg, decd.
Notice is hereby given that letters os adj
ministration upon the above named estate
nave been granted to the undersigned by the
Register OF Monroe county. All persons,
therefore, indebted to the said estate, will
please make immediate payment, and those
having claims against the same, will please
present them duly authenticated to the un-
dersigned for settlement.
THOMAS STONE, Adm'r,
August 80, lo55.-6t Stroudsburg, Pa,
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American Mass Meeting.

a grand mass meeting of the Ameri
can citizens of Monroe County, will be
held in this place, on Friday next, the
2lst inst, at o'clock p. NJ. Andrew
Jackson Donaldson, of Tennessee, Mayor
Conrad, E. Joy Morris, Fl. L. Smith, oi
Philadelphia, E. H. Rauch, of Bethlehem,
and other distinguished speakers are ex-
pected TO address the meeting.
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Varmont Election

The election in Vermont last week was
"all one way" The Republicans, Wings
and K. Ms united upon one set of can
didates, and made the cleanest sweep ev-
CT known in a contested election. The
old line sham democrats were annihilated.
Gov. Royce was reelected by an over.
whellning majority.
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a NATION OF MEPHoDIsTs.-Th mis-
sion to the Friendly Islands has been so
successful that the nation is a nation OF
Methodists; and the whole population
from the king (who is a local preacher }
down to his meanest subject, attend the
Wesleyan ministry. These Islands some
times go by the name of Tonga. They
consist of upwards of hundred and fifty,
and lie in the Pacific Ocean.
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judicial Conference

The Judicial Conferees of this District
met at the Court House, in this Borough
on Saturday last, and placed in nomina
ton, on the first ballot; for President
Judge, the Hon. GEORGE r. BARRETT
of Clearfeld. The following is the re.
suit of the ballot:
For Barrett o
Bell
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Yellow Fever in Philadelphia.

By Telegrapbic Despatch received a
the Office in this place, on the 9th in
slant, we learn that the Yellow Fever
broke out in Philadelphis, the 5th inst.
Seven cases occurred at the Girard House
three of which proved fatal, and the re.
maining four are reported to be in a very
rrecarious state.
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DEATH OF GENERAL AR1srA, Ex-
PRESIDENT OF MExIco.-The British
Steamship Avon, which arrived at South
ampton on the 18th of August with the
South American mails, brought the intel
ligence that General Arista, ex- President
of Mexico, en- route from Cadiz to South
amptioD, died suddenly.
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DIED.

In jackson township, on the 9th inst
Mr.. Joseph Titus.
In Pocono, on the 1Ith inst, Mr.. Leon.
ard Bush, aged % years 3 months and
20 days,
In Stroud, on the 18th inst, Mrs. Lu-
oy, wife of Amos Lee.
In Stroud, on the 18th inst, Sophia
Strouss, daughter of Levi Strouss, aged
ii years month aud "a days.
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Notite.

: The Stroudsburg Female Bible Socie.
ty will hold their annual meeting, Prov
idence permitting, on Tuesday evening,
the 25th inst. in the NJ. E. Church. The
Biblical Report of the County will be read,
and addresses from distinguished clergy
men will be given. The public are re-
spectfully invited to attend.
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na- We owe an apology to our read

Ra- We owe an apology to our read
ers for the late appearance of this mum.
ber of our paper. The delay was caused
in consequence of the indisposition of oul
Jour who was confined to the hous,
for several days. We hope this will be
received as a sufficient excuse for the de-
liDquency.
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Camden and Amboy Stock.

We learn from the Philadelphia pa.
pers, that Camden and Amboy Railroad
Stock has declined in market value ten
dollars share since the late accident at
Burlington, in consequence of apprehen-
sions that the Company will be mulcted
in heavy damages for the injury done to
the sufferers on that melancholy occa-
sion.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-09-13

NJ. Duplat, French chemist, has sue.
ceeded in utilizing the ACORN. by extract.
iDg from it both oil and alcohol--half a
pound of oil, and five pounds of alcohol,
applicable to mechanical purposes; hay
ing been produced from a hundred pounds
veighl Of acorns.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-09-13

During the past week, over 80, 600 tons
OF Coal were sent from the Schuylkill
Coal Region by Canal and Railroad
This is the heaviest weeks shipment ever
recorded.
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Whig State Convention.
HARRISBURG. Sent. ]

HARRISBURG, Sept. IL.
The Whig State Convention met in this
place to-day and nominated Jos. Hender-
ron, of Washington county, for Canal
Commissioner, on the first ballot, which
stood as follows: Jos. Henderson re-
ceiyed % votes, Passnore Williamson 6,
r. VI. Lemon 4.
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The Lehigh Valley Railroad, which
connects the N. j. Central Railroad with
the Coal Mines of Pennsylvania, is now
completed SO that trains run through from
Elizabeth Port to Mauch Chunk.
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eE 4 Frosty Ptoepea.-A scientific
gentleman tells US that the earth is tray
eiling greater distance from the sun
every day, and that in less than foW
thousand years this globe will be mass
# ice We guess that "aint sou
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Cigar ashes will be found an infalible
remedy for the bite of mosquito and
other insects. Wet the ashes and rub
them on the part, and the stinging sensa-
ton will be extracted almost instantly.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-09-13

H Get Tie GridAe Ready--Tbe
buckwheat crop throughout the country
gives exceeding promise of an abundant
harvest.
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M A R REED.

In Stroudsburg, on the 9th inst, by
ferdidand Dutot, Esq, Mr.. Andrew j
Correll and Miss Anna Maria Pouless,
all of the Former place.
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DELAWARE WATER GAP
CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
Monroe COMaty, Pa.
Twenty -four miles above Easton.

Twcnty-four miles above Easton.
Rev. NJ. s. HOWELL, Principai.
This Institution for boys is located in the
midst OF beautiful and sublime mountain see
merry, and enjoys the advantage of pure noun
tam air. The buildings have been erected
by the principal, and fitted up with view to
aiiord the best accommodations for a fam
lily boarding school =.
In addition to the usual branches of Eng.
llsh education, instruction will be given in
the Latin, Greek, French, and German Ian.
guages, and in all the branches required to
prepare young men for college or for business
pursuits.
The academic year is divided into two terms
OF five months each, commencing on the LIST
day of May and November. Vacation in
April and October.
For circulars, containing terms and other
particulars, address the Principal, Delaware
Water Gap, Monroe County, Pa.
N. B.-A few pupils can be accominod. Ter,
after the lSt of September next.
August 30, l655.-3m.
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B@On Saturday, 25th ult, snow fell
in great fakes at ST. Johnsbury and Dan
vile, Vermont.
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Wheat -four is selling in Philadelphia
at W 90 per barrel; and in New York at
SO.
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JOHN G. STRUNk.
NJ. Smith6eld, Aug. %, 1865.
To the Voters cf Monroe CeuHty,

Fell0a0 Citiocns.-I offer myself as
candidate for the Office of
County Treasurer
at the ensuing election. Should | be
honored with majority of your suffra-
ges and elected, | will discharge the du-
ties officially devolVing upon NE, PERSONAL
ly and with the strietcst Gdelity. Yours
Truly.
CHARLTON BURNETT.
Stroudsburg, Aug. %, 1855.
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JOHN STONE & SONS,
No. 45 South SecOnd.Strect,
PHILADELPHIA.
Are now prepared to offer to their custom
ers, and to the trade, (of their own importa-
tion,) the largest and handsomest assortment
Of Millinery Goods, in this city-consisting
in part of
ESOnnet Silks,
Ribbons,
VcEyess,
Fancy Feathers,
Flowers,
Eaces, &c. &c.
Which will be sold at the lowest prices, and
on the most fay yOrabe terms
Philadelphia, Sept 13, 1856.
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1855.

FAXE 3GTEIEg22EERT 3GTEIggEgg22EERT GOODS.
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70 the Voters Of Monroe County.

10 the Electors Of Monroe County.
At the solicitation of many friends, 1
am induced to offer myself as a candi-
date for the office of
County Commissioner,
at the coming election. Should be so
fortunate as to be elected, I pledge my
self to perform the duties of the Office
with fidelity
JOHN C. STRUNK.
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CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE OF

CIGAR AND TOBACCU SEURE Vi
JACOB SCHEURER, MAIN 1T, BET. list AND2D.
.of-i 20. Schaeffer IL Schroejer's old stald1
r RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens OF Evansville
and surrounding country that have taken the above
stand, determined to continue the same business and
viii constantly hand the choicest Havana Cigars
and Tobacco best brands that Eastern markets a
ord also Snuff and Smoking Tobacco of all kinds Mer
shaun, China and Wooden Pipes Of all sizes and quail
tiles, at the lowest cash prices at Wholesale and Retail
My lengthy experiences in the business eonvinces me
that can give general satisfaction, and respectfully
solicit share Of public patronage. lapl II
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TO BiERCHANTS, PHYSICIaS
DRUGGISTS An ID THE PUBLIC q
ERALLY.

MESSRS KELLER & FAKNSLEY would e
N1 fully return thinks to thereustorers and II
lie generally, for the libesl patronage yhich The
heretofore received and 81 he this method of fnfc
their friends that they have purchased of Mr.. ora
Bell his entire stock OF f'rus a. NE djciHt
will continue 10 carry on the business In The hon
meriy occupied by him on Main. betw cen Fire az
end sts. where they will be pleased TO have ih.ir
cali and examine their stock. They have assoeis'
Isaac White, who has been for years the primer
times. TO wait upon the old patrons. sftb bcp'
pure Drugs allow rates, and acrom me- dating ter
any indueement TO the Merchants, Druggists On =
siclans. we respectfully invite them 10 CALL ~
on hand ock OF $4,000, of we'll selected Iras
will be constantly receiving addition. to our r..
supply. and hope TO offer such ibdu M ent, to y n
SALE DEALERS as will supercede the neee, /.
tier vsifir other cities. for The purpose OF purrE
their supplies. - = -'tl
| jy15 KELLER, FARNSLEY Z {
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
HARTFoRD PINS INsyR ANSE COMPANY.

HARTFORD PBRE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
hARrFURD. CONNECTICUT.
IScoxPoR ATsD lSi0.-CuARTEs PERPETUAL. F..
.-.. CAPITAL $50. see-aa paid in and Sarssted.
>HIS long established and well known Institution has
transacted extensive insurance business Tor
the United States the British
North American provinces IL has aimed public
faithful ulhment us
and the Of property assured th all fair
policies will be literally adiusi
promptly paid Public Baldings Manufacories Mills
chnery. Dwelling HOUSES. Stores Merchandise. Household
Furniture Vessels the stocks while &C.. &c
viii bs insured rates as Low .s the risk will admit.
HUNTINGDON, Pres't
G. B. Bowers. Secretary.
~ Application for insurance may be made to
ALLEN @. HALLOCK. Ag't..
Main street. nearly Opposite the Bank.
evil .e.I -r Evansville. Ind.
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COOKS FAMILY GROcEss \ !.

COOkSS IA MILK GROCEH Y.
fINhE undersigned would respectfully aaseunee q
citizens OF Evansville, that he is Doxbetlef pre-
cd than ever TO supply their tables WITH M
THING CHOICE AND FRIsH, in tie dine OF IA
Groceries. sstsff, u =. ..... -
ring the past year, confidently expee d
my share ofthe trade .as new di.ionsl es
and shall spare no efforts to merit il. =
am constantly receiving all the lead,rg sTfiei
Family supplies. fresh n ON the countr, al ehan
on hand at I'll times, Fresh Butter, Cheese. lard,
Poultry, Fresh Meats, Drie., ard Picked Meats
L 300 -tt i-ALSO-isHTF. q
y A complete assortment of DR., Groceries OF eve,
crp.ion Teas. Coffee, Sugars Melasses, FloSr,
exc. 80 ~
( Ny MARKET WAGON will deliver ail roese-
doors Of the purchaser prompsly upes the r-ee
their orders. Call and eaa mine MY stssk.
Mil~i 9if iausi ISIS is-f1' ,z4H. COOksI
oet22 fG.nss sr5fff Opposite the Post on
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CO.PAErTNEIlSIIIP.

TIME undersigned have this day formed Co-partner
ship under the sly le and firm OF GEO. Foster d Co.
for the TRANSACTION of gene raj ForrardiRg and Com
sion Business; andhave erected for that purpose
very large and spacious Fire proof Warehouse, on the
Wabash and Erie Canal and cener OF Locust and Dun
ham Streets and near rhe Depot OF the Evansville and
Crs Worthwhile Railroad where they will have ample
room and convenient facilities for storing all kinds Of
Produce and Merchandise. ....-l0.. 80 L-f j..
They will give special care to Consgnments either by
River, Railroads Canal Wagons, and will forward
promptly at the lowest rates. .stjt-...o. I'D.
They will give personal attention the purchase
sale Of Produce in this market, and solicit
orders for the purchase of sugar and Moases the
Coast Of the firm will be in the South during the
Winter. Gsrfni.a..s s..- .-.f.r u t.r, -
They hope by unremtted attention to merit and share
the public patroaage NJ. W. FOSTER.
- -. t GEO. FOSTER,
decl4 rin,ft.,,,..,.. Is ..-,. d. w. NJ, ALTMAN.
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ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY.
or Hartford. CONNECTICUT.

tHoetsu.
vHIS Company with perpetual charter
in 1919 and nsures against loss damage by Fire
Dwelling Houses establishments stores house,
hold furniture and general Also inland In
the Navigation Losses will be ber
- THOMAS K. BRACE. Prest.
Z. G. RIPLKY, Secretary.
Applications for Insurance be made to the subscr
ber authorTe receive proposals and issue pol
ces favorable Insurance office Agency
in the West. A. c. HALLOCK. Ag't.
syu- If ~ h5 Main street. early opposite the Bank.