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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25

E1TKysvs STEAMBOAT RonnRhy-AEResT or TER ALLEGED
TFgr-Esrceirs ". Iazele, native Of Vermont aged
Gbori twenty seven year, arrested, Saturday az
ierroon, hy o1'cer McMsrus, Of the Cnefs ofbce,
charge q having stolen vaise containing property
The extent q coo from the steamboat Commodore IN
Ger The sooSng circu tue 81 Of jelly last
Mr.. William c. Potter, Of SO Bond stree, while on
board CT the Commodore then lying at the foot OF Liberty
street bad hs vsse containing deeds Of lands IN ehi.
gsr number Of checks and notes. and some ether
tces q properly, valued in ali nj 81, 0eo stolen from
Tim. The Police wcrc rot6ed Of the occurrence, and
srsJ ieor Al orce fell upon fazee HIS residence, 500
Grand street sesrched wnerc the stolen CARPET bsg
wssdcovered The coriccts Ct the Dag found to be
Missing and although strCt search made for tie
i1abler sil OF their Whereabouts could be dis
covered. The ofcers the look out for the
Ttcted party. bet isled meet him until Saturday
he arrttts6 BY officer AeManrs. He taken be-
f.re Justice Connolly ct the Lower Police Court where
he was 5omm tied fcr trial.
A'lEsso Ba,5AtrrT 10 4 wAI.--Hlnsn Rarxs a ri.
vse watchmsr lviug II 20 Monroe street., was taseu
ITO custody Saturday ~, By ore o. the Sevsnih
ward Police, for having bru;ay tresiod:bs wife, Sarah
Burke. The poor in such terror OF her life
that che srmped ~; Of he third starry widow Of her
zee depee 20 the pavement bereath Hrs Burke
ucked CD w an nsensble condition, and conveyed
10 he Now YORK. Hospasl. Barke was conveyed
the Eszey Market Police Court, where Justice wvoi
committed him for examina ion.
CosrIx.yT DssssTD.--rhe complax against John B
Eolnes for indecent assault upon Mrs. Elizabeth Town
send q log Wet hity rrst street has upon uvesgs
ton been dismissed by Justice Dawson, OF the Jefferson
Market Police Court.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25

The REAL QUESTION ~ CONGRESS. is
the real question now pending in Congress be-
tween the President and Senate on the one side.
and the House Of Representatives on the other? Il
ispurely and simply question of military des-
po'ism-a question of changing the Who'll, cha
racter Of our civil government and constitution
The President and his Secretary at War, aided by
the Senate, want 10 use the army for the pur-
pose Of forcing slavery on the people Of Kansas,
whether they will or not. The House of Repre-
sentatives opposes this, and wishes to preserve
the popular character Of our institutions, and to
stop the military coup deaf of the President and
his fiery Secretary at War. This is the whole
issue now before Congress
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25

ForSp nRowxrD.-coroner Perry held an inquest res
terday 81 INC Of Market street upon the body Of az
unsnown aDeut s5 years d age, VITO was foard
srovred AZ the above point The deceased vas abou,
Eve feet eight nches dressed ID plain black clothes
and had heen q the water about Two or three days
verdict. " death by drowning"
RrS ovER AN KUN -Ccroner Ferry held an Inquest
Yesterday q, 10 &c Grove street, urcn the body q
boy. H. years o. tge, named john Kennedy, who was
siled by be RI ran over ty ts own horse and wagon
which be vas dr vns at toe time. verdict Academia
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The brig Monserae fon oa.hsgepa Lat inst. arrived
Q, this port yesterday The annexed letter our cores
pondent contains al the Of importance received by
her
OUR CARTHAGEsA CORRESPONDENTS.
CARrHAGEsA, New Granada Aug !, 1866.
The Canal CompdHy-Death Of Bishop Resos'0
To day the employees Of the New York and New Grs-
NADIA Canal and Seam Navigation Company leave tthe
American yscht Stella having left on the 2ethl per the
brig Monseratte Of your city, for New York. The redg
ing machine has seized upon by the creditors, aud
will be cold to satisfy claims. The amount Of indebted
ness is only little $sooo and the real cost OF the
machine and appurtenances $50 00O that is
probable that all claims here against the will be
qudated This would be q tine opening for new com
papy.
On the 2Sth utimo died Dr. Manuel Bento RevolIo
OF the founders OF the liberty and independence OF his
country Having reached the almost centenarao age Of
ninety one he sank from his chair, and passed calmly
and without struggle into the eternal world lie held 10
many years the exalted position Of Bishop OF TOYS pdrro
quio and his body those honors 80 well die
his position. For three days the remains, enbanei,
remain IN state in the session chamber OF the Casa Consis
oria The CosseJo Msnicipo together With the Acatde
and official heads Of departments oler their testimony
Of respect and coincidence by respite from session ana
public functions until the body is inhumet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25
The Health of BROOKLYN,

By the report the Health Officer appears that there
eeven deaths by yellow fever in this city last week.
although reported to the OF gealtb at it's
daily sitiings young woman in Smith street
ported dead Of the disease yesterday. The sar, how
ever has subsded, and fears o.
the spread OF the disease.
BROOKLYN BOARD OF HRALrE.
Arc. % -Preseni Mayor Hail. and Aldermen Oakley,
Walsh, Shaw and Backhouse.
case Of malignant bilious fever reported in the
Eastern district by DR.. Hanord.
Permits granted TO the following vessels to ands
their cargoes-
Brig Albert Adams, from Matanzas, with sugar; BRIG;
Eliza Carver, with sugar. bark Peri, Cuba, with sugar
ard tobacco.
The Perl epont House brought up, but nc
action taken thereon.
The Health Warden Of the Eleventh ward reported that
the body of drowned child had been il the dead house
"a hours, and Alderman Walsh stated that several people
had complained TO him Of the stencil
Alderman Backhouse suggested that the dead house
should be located the docks graveyard, where
IL would prove a nuisance to no
The Mayor stated that it absolutely necessary, be-
fore removing the dead house. TO provide one, au
further action as thereupon delayed.
REPORT OF DEATHS IN THE CITY OF BROOKLYN FOR.
THE WEEK ENDING AUGUST %, 1856.
Nalee, so; females, b6; adults, So; minors, "a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25

A Goop OH AoE.-We lean from a reliable
source ihs, there resides il Jcbnsonvfe Williamsburg
o,slet ady ny the name q singleton who 19e years
81 age. she native ol Georgetown district vas a
grown young ady a. TIE tine Of Braddocks dstea and
car recount many Incidents q the revolutionary war
she ras been perfectly bind for thirty years but can wax
abet me house and yard with no other assstar hso
uafsirr gtcs-MastcT. ~ c. Scr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25

WBcB - Winch The Washington ta,oR.
the organ u Pierce and Buchanan. declares go
lemsly that he effect Of tho nomination OF Ere
mont and the pslrposo Of those who support him
IL 10 G.ssolsc the Union-tbat u L. IN fact. plot
and corepiracy to dissolve the Union and nothing
else. III Charleston Mercury he leading South
crn organ IF the Pierce and Buchanan democracy
on tho Csi0r hand. declares That there is not a
single public man n the sout.-not one Of the
present Representatives and Senator's 10 Congress
pfo : not pledged 90 The lips 10 favor Of dis
union - IL seaas that both parties both sec
-,ae whole cousry, u short. is going for dis
union what humbag what tFash what imposture
i aiel u 4 surprising that journals pretending
20 any ,hsse or repec:sbIity sNou'd utter such
rank hclsense. There Is not single state 10 The
confederation which dare raise she Ga5 q alsanion,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25
MAS - for Europe.
NEW York Hu .ALp-EDlrTON FOR EUROPE.

NEW yOhK U ADDICTION FOR EUROPE.
me ounard mahs teamsnip Canada, Captain Lang viii
Bsave Boeton on W inesday, as noon, for Liverpool
ne European sils win close in this city .: half past
two o'clcck e - rrow afternoon.
NJ EsRAIp - ripted in Engsh and Frepch) viii be
psssehed At * O'Clock the morning. Single copies
n wysprers, xperce.
enbec-svls and advertisements for any edition Of the
KBw -oAx HERALD VII be received ct the following
uaAces m I5rope-
L0pos-am European Express Co., el King William st
PALE 90. DO . Place de Ia Bourse
IxvD~e-i- DO. 90. Chapel street.
LNnxrool-John HCreer u Exchange street. East.
The contents OF the Eurcrean edition OF the HERALD
wnlcbrsce The received by mail and telegraph At
10 ce during tie previous week. and to the hour Of
pubhoaaen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25

A MIsTAKE CoRREcTED-Pren.iss of Louisville,
who writes silly politics and sllier poetry for a
journal Of that city. says that we thorough
advocates of the republican tenets- meaning the
doctrines Of w. II. Seward 4 Co. We w,re
advocates Of the nomination of Fremont for the
Presidency before Seward or bis little clique Of
niger worshippers came to his support, from com
pulsion. We are still supporters of Fremont, be
cause we believe him to be the most conservative
and constitutional candidate of the whole lot !;
but we despise, contemn, and abominate all the
principles and notions Of the black republicans,
niger worshippers, and all that class Of mongrei
politicians. The twopenny poet of kentucky
will please correct bis proof sheets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25

PROPOSED SETTLEMENT OF THE SLAVE QuEs-
T1oS.-We propose to settle the question at is,ue
between the North and South for the next fifty
years, 10y admitting Kansas as q free State and
under the constitutional compact carving two
more slave States out Of Texas. This IL the only
practical mode Of settling the whole coDtro-
y1rey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25

TIE CIvn WAR IN KANsAs.-Every day We
may expect to receive further accounts OF the
progress and spread Of the civil war in Kansas
ins,iga,ed by the criminal. corrupt and despotic
administration Of General Pierce. We have now
civil war in the West, Instruction in the South,
and revolution on our Pacific coast. The North
remai1s quiet, obedient, but determined, and will
bring ell these troubles to a fair and Tranquil
settlement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25

NV YoRK EXECUTIVE ArrolSTNsSTs-Co7.
y !, opers of deeds ohtr states John = Hongstead
Warrington. y. &. Elijah stoddard Worcester, Mass
Cfss G. Food, Grand Rapids Mich; Geo. Curtls,
whore, xrnefo.s Territory; John K Godfrey, Bangor
Se JttD J. Learhg, Neves Nj.
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Personal Intelligence,

II ia said that the Escalsnte, spanish Minister at
Washington has sent his resignation home beng IN xi
shall be aided by the Progsessista party Of whi,h be
leading member.
Hon. A. b. Greenwood, of Arkansas has LET Wa hing.
ton on account of ndsposition OF his family, add han.
paired OIL with the Hon. Henry Bennett Of New Yerk.
J. B. Guthrie Esq Of Philadelphia Penn, in wssh-
ington.
First Lieut. John henry Parker detached from the
United States ship Pennsylvania, TUESDAY, his terna
having expired.
ARRIvA AIS.
From Richmond, &C.. in the steamship JamesowD-TJ
Homer ctas Braze l. Hall, VIM Ruger, Geo persou,
McCarnly Brulizpy Mrs yanbuskira and sons,
Mrs Gaunched John Thibart three ladies and and
Mrs James Poindex,er ard Miss Dclauy Mrs
Brazile Vim Beers lady and child and Cowan
lady, Miss Lyon, Miss Lyon Mrs watkins Miss.
81 IN the Storage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25

The CHEvAIIER WEBB IN DIsTREss.--Wili
nobody challenge the Chevalier Webb? He is
dying by inches for want Of 6ght will no
Southern freeater borrow that gutta percha Of
the patriotic Brooks, and Sumnerize him, thus
giving peace to his mind and satisfaction to his
desire for popularity. Some droll Southern wag
has written badly spelled missive to the Cheya-
lier, offering twenty thousand dollars for his
scalp deliverable at some point south Of Mason
and Dixon's line. Truly high price for leather.
The Chevalier once received as the price Of his
conscience, ffty-two thousand dollars from the
United States Bank but that was certainly worth
more than the outside. We say again, will no
body challenge Chevalier Webb? Like the Irish
man at Donnybrook fair, be is waiting for some
body to tread ON the tail Of his coat. We will
agree to pay five hundred dollars to the poor Of
the next parish, if some Southern fre-eater viii
call out the Chevalier, and make him come to the
mark
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25

sun a thc 81 Nch0las Hoel, New YORK Tor ew dags
Hours from A. w. 10 2 r. room 316 Consulia ion ZEE
Direct al letters 70 r. Nicholas Hotel, New yogs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25

ne teeth and saponaceous tooth powder
al acid seeretons IN he mouth, promotes bnahv ,con III
the gums eleenses snd reh'cns the teeth most eaccaly
ard pars = TIE breath The perfume o. health The renuine
rom ne oriErai reeept prepared only BY 90 TvGFR
49,. aie Vfstrs drug store, $50 Broadway Dispensing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25

to force the general government to continue the
course which it has adopted in relation to Kan
sas affairs, and opposing the efforts to give pace
and quiet to that Territory. 1t is time t.iat the
sensible patriotic men Of the South should wake
up and look at the sea OF troubles into which
they are drifting. Their niger driving leaders
are pursuing line Of policy which, il not ar
rested, must result detrimentally to the peace
and prosperity Of the Southern States, II
Mr.. Buchanan should be elected and Kansas be
admitted as slave State, as seems to be the po-
Icy OF Pierce and JEFF Davis, the anti-sla-
very excitement in this country has but just COM
menced, and no man can tell where it viii end,
or to what dread scenes it may lead. 1t would
be much better foE the sensible discreet patrio-
ic, conservative men at the South to rise up
against their niger driving leaders and unite
with the men who are opposing the niger wor-
shipping fanatics at the North, and laboring for
the election Of Fremont upon a broad constitu-
tional, conservative platform. Under his admi-
nistration, this antislavery excitement would re-
ceive an effective check within three months from
the day Of his Inauguration, and be entirely ex-
tinct in year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25

particularly recommended for s very innocent preraron
and great beAufer and preservatiye e tesh ani
gums GfO. =. INGEH 90. the only manufacturers and
sold by al drugg sts and arolhecaries. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25

breasts sad drawback the pleasures maternity
This ointment 81 allays the Inflammation and
exooaed nipple II IL equally prompt IN ts curative aeoa
upon erupti0ns sores, windows, and all external h1s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25

band every variety Of teas for dealers ard private
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Oolong and Young tsor f~su AZ to
soc gunpowder and imperial from 25c 70 s5c All
les equally low. Also Ill., boxes good family "a fr eI
Ca and examine. No. las Chatham street between Pearl
and Roosevelt streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25

reri comfort @ the wear natural elegance aud duraoi-
~ Ills untaled and only harmless hair dve applied IN
Twelve private rooms, at BATCHELoRs, z35 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25

SOLOMON A HART. 243 Broadway, importers and mann
actnrers 81 window shades and curtain ready
for The fan trade Large buyers VIII hnd their nteres to
loos through our stock before purchasing else where
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25

comparable article invariably preferred Other kinds
~ persons once using r. for sale with The black copyng and
the celebrated writing fluids by all staoners. NV STE
fHENs, 5 Pearl street, New York, an1 stamford street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25

remedy, DR. Bush magic linimen performs
tain N night. Principal depot BUSH GALE, tsG
Greenwich street; also by Guon, u Eowery and
Grand street. Price rs cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25

nICK the sole MANUFACTURER In the United States Of tho
sbsve safes aud patent powder defiance locks
nd cross bars Depot No 49, Pearl street. one door belo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25

eealers visiting the city will lind The OF thousand
s Tor periumns The breath and beaufyng he ,eson
he most saeabie article 10 the market W. FsrRrDGE
Co, Franklin square. New York For sale L. al ,sar.
"a sand fancy goods dealers In New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25

another fraud has got abroad
On Lyon q famous powder.
AL scamps, fo~ cash who sell the trash
. The West % the crowd
Look out FOR counerfes on LYONS powder and pis
insects aud refrnr. Depot 42t Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25

$40 wigs and torpees aiMEDHuRsT cos No z Walden
ane made ~ the best materials warranted
change color Perfect ft guaranteed Beware % extra.
VACANT broadway prices. Brads, bands, curls. &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25

AL q whom voters in the States wherc they re-
tidcd
Hon John W Hcwe, OF Meadvilie, Pa, formerly .
member Of Congress from that district and tho
roughly posted up IN regard to the political feeling
throughout the state, says In a letter.
Entertain 70 fears for Pennsylvania. Fremont Is sure
10 carry the state though hard battle TO fought
here. The omahawk democracy must give in ct last 70
the superior claims Of our common humanity.
Mr. Fillmore, while acting Psesidcn. OF the United
slater, was called upon At the White House. by Bishop
Timon Of Buffalo, and Mr. Fillmore gave him any dollars
towards the erection Of the cathedral Buffalo, and let,
ter Of introduction his friends the South to aid the
good Bishop in bis worthy gission.
The following The latest returns have received
Of the elections in Iowa for Congress In the Frat district
The returns foot Up ~ follows
| Cryt-u Iren
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25

tween Messrs. GURNEY FREDRicRs having been a g.
solved by mutual consent, Mr.. CHARLES H. fREORfCKS
mould respectfully 70 his armer patrons and re
he the ntrodncer In this country his large and
elegant At No $50 broadway, opposite The Metropo
Hotel The several European artists which Mr. frecss
Introduced from his Partisan establishment viii continue
assist him inhe various styles of coloIng viz oil pastel
and water. Those who nave examined their prscncons
knowledge them be those OF ether
this country The advantage which the undersigned has
his connection with his Paris establishment VIII enable him
Introduce Immediately their discovery In France the
the various improvements the photographic daguerroe,
and ambroype brances OF the art The daguerrean depart
will be under the supervision OF accomplished and
scientific operator The rooms spacious and ce
gantly arranged than New York. and tie reception
room being situated on the rsi noor obyes he necessity Of
ascending lofty flights In conclusion the pledge0
himself produce pictures which, for csarnes doary OF
touch, and harmony IN colorng shall suit TASTE These
pictures Will be offeyery style and and be trusts thai
ose who long and kindly have extended hum their
onsge win connus TO support his endesysrs 70 maintain
In is most refined state.
CHARLES n FREDRICKs, SIS Broadway,
FErpRcKs, PERMANENT GERMAN, Philadelphia.
TkEpRicks, PrsAnrRr A LEBLANC, Paris
The viii be thrown open Monday evening invited
guests and viii be ~ during the Of the week Tor tho
reception OF the public
bsAUsusr 10, 1850.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25

The P1anO.-The GrcWtest Improvement 10
q. f1gcfIERB improved circular scale piapoorys
wGeroom, 30 Broadway opposite Broadway theatre xanu-
h6s-v Twenty eighth street and Ninth avenue New York
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Jet and Gold Jewelry.-Just Received, New
patterns Of earrings pins bracelets necklaces Ae jet
pins and earrings pn Jet the largest asormens
10 he city, at OSBORNE, BOARDMAS A fOwNsENDs',
81 Broadway, corner Of Spring street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25

/ tsAtetsr 10, isoos
the p1ano.--The Greatest Improven scut 10
"a 9. r1scnERs improved circular scale piancsors
ses-v Twenty eighth Ninth avenue. New York
| Jet and Gold Jewelry.-ust Received, New
patterns Of earrings pins bracelets necklaces Ac Jet cross
s sn e safos 5so ,a sonsbsAS cWSsESpss
| ~ Broadway corner Of Spring street.
Defiance sslamandcr safes -Robert NJ. Pat
ne .ss % ns n ss United ss e tho
Nd cross bars Depo, No. isl Pearl siess one door beo
stephens Blue Black Copying Ink.--This fa-
oTrsraee ar,es % Invariably prs,crEed 2 al other Kinds
rE G ps wsg sse epd s. ~ M y sss
London.
Window Shades and Upholstery Goods -
hARi 2ts Broadwsy importers and mann
for The fan rade Large buyers viii ind n 10 nr ~
loos through our stock before purchasing else where
Druss'sts', Perremer and Fancy GooTs
seal.rs vsnr he city, viii lind he Balm Of thousand
assss aIc Ssts he o SSSse Ps fssibSs
sawand fancy goods dealers In New York.
Tsas.-The Canton Tea Company have Oh
iamis.-soushods. oolons ara Young Hssou frop ~ I,
c empower and imperial from 25c Sc AZ olbequal
equally Also To- boxes
Ca and examine. No. i2s Chatham sree between Pesri
Batchelor's Hair Dye, wigs and Toupess
arc Superior to az others Their
pere comfort 20 the wear r. elegance aud darabi
". HIS unlttafed and only harmless hair lied IN
Twelve private rooms, at BATCHELOR's, z35 Broadway.
Wigs wigs, Nsgs.--sOo0 of those rpv,.sbu,
80 wigs and toupees At MEDHuRST cos No z Walden
lane made u the best materials nol 10 shrink
change color. Perfect guaranteed Beware ~ ezra
VACANT broadway prices. Braids, bands, curls, 6c
Beware OF rickpockets.
Another fraud has got abroad
On Lyons famous powder
Al scamps, fo~ caah who sell the trash.
The West % the crowd
Look cub Tor countereis LYONS powder and rs ior
insects aud reFrnir. Depot t2t Broadway
For Sore aud Tender E'eet.-That Delightful
remedy Or. Bushs magic cream linrnent performs
tain cure m night Principal dcpo. BUSH GALE, isG
Greenwich street; also by Guion corner u Ecwery
Grand street. Price Is cents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-10-02
n. ~. HEX nEMr,

CoNliNuEs 10 giv. ptompt Ati.n,iua In .u
~ hancbc- ~ the Insurance Ba.ins.s ar. -.
pr. PaIrd ioneE"iist' LiFE AND FIRE IN, ,ITp :
ANCE 70 any sm"anls required. IN the % ar,,,s
fhe in-uIauee CosPahy Hartford Caar,re, -,
fTanttn Insurance C.mpaay of PhiI al, ,rh,.
and the Insurance CVmPsny ofthe val.,v of VII
ginia " VIZ
win sn erp-rieaee of nearly siI y,,,,. a, n.
hns'ness ard eeine pj>se.ss ol D.. oil. a. ,dv.,,.
&c toi a>cr'tsipinR the Strength a. IN Ins,,,..-
Ccnpanie> d"ing tastn~ss IN tht, .p,tn. 49,.
Sta -, special a'eni'ou Nin b, riy.n 40 ola. IA,
r'>k- onlv ~ Comranic> II M doubled rr.,on.,h,,
"F aud where tar dealing rIsy h, relied upon 10
OF o,s -" ="
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r'es Nrfchsodisr II us-hnid FofpUur- a,s
essfy de>rfipii'n q Pc ,onai P,r-tty h, c,,,,,,
or i"wo insured sEai'Ist Ie,s 80 damar- by a..
Unu-d States. " "'
The Lives 81 Nsv.s ir.ored for txo.thi,s. q,
me" 'slsr' 81 lowest fabs iur . p~riod OF one 10
i've wears "S W
In al cases Of loss particular attention ia ,,,.,
- -" nie TO the pa'ties Insured htal adtusIm-nI
and Pr,Epp pas N. nj Of their claims
Appt'rai'ons either IN person 90 by Iet,., ,;,th
p"mr'y Attended tu, aud sbv Information on az.
sut@'"' ehrrrin " given II sddtc~..d 10 IagS q
bAo"S Pos, Master, ChaTie,iown or
h. w HERBERT
Agent fnr Jefferson C,,nty ",
u. 3 tgen > Pd>t Ohire ChafIs. ,..'a
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