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Presidential Nominees

The New York Herald speaks of Henry A. Wis,
and John Minor Bolts, of Virginia, as prominent
names connected with the Presidential succession
In 1860. 1t desires both gentlemen to come Il
New York, make speeches. and let the New York
sJudge OF their speed and bottom for the grea
Presidential contest. The same names are fire.
quent'y mentioned in other quarters, so that Ok
virginia, which has furnished SO many Presidents
Glands fair chance of having another, two year.
from the 4th of next month.
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frcrrpp To.NICur

Ia onr neutrality-suspicious. 10 announced zee
tare..tonisht, Al TIE "a Presbyterian Church, b,
Mr. THOMAS NJ. AlsarsD, Superintendent OF ~
.Iehp's Church Sunday schcol--she proceeds 70 %
applied to the benefit Of that Church. We tFus'
that all who are interested in that venerable
eaaee, associated az IL is with 80 many glorious
traditions, will be present AZ the lecture. MI
ALFalsSD |. gentleman Of literary taste ant
cultivation, aud will treat his sn,isct with intel
iigence and enthusiasm. We invoke Tor him ant
for his causc crowded house.
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Wanted-a Hero

The Boston Post says:-"All the distinguished
Strangers the AID Highlanders, Mr.. Chss. Dick.
ems, Mr. spurgeou, Queen Victoria, Kossutb, Mon.
taIembsrt and others, have concluded to remain
where they are for tho season. Nobody is coming
to the United Statesmen fnrriner, not a Heel.
and man, aud nary patriot--sxcept Mr. Smith
OBrien, the recent reports to the contrary nots
wtfcstanding. We shall have to look up doues
tie heson
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WASHINGTON, Feb l9-By the treaty recently
ratified between the United States and the Dacotah
band of Yaucton Ihdians, this government obs
tains about ten millions of acres of land. The
Indians are to be settled tribal reserve, and
are to have lands 10 severalty. Iustead of giving
them large sums OF money, as has been the case
heretofore with other IHdiaus they are to be pro.
vided with schools, farm houses, agricultural inn
PIGMENTS, and other means of civilization.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, Feb. q MIR. Masons substitute
to the Cuban bill ia supposed to have the execu.
tive sanction in view of the fact that the Treasu
~ lie not in condition to meet such an extrsordi-
nary expenditure, and hence, under the circum.
stances, the Administration will be satisfied with
the declaration embodied in Mr. M.'s resolution.
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NORFOLK AFFAIRS.
CORRESPONDENTS or TIE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH.

NORFOLK, February 2fst, 1859.
There is much excitement in this city, grow
ing cut CT two daring tuCepdIary attempts on
Saturday night About II O'Clock that night, tAe
torch was applied TO old frame building, in a
densely Inhabited portion of the city. The fire
however, was speedily extiuguished; and before
some Of the FIRE companies could get home, an
other fire discovered in the Library OF St
Paui's Sunday School. This fire was also extin
guished, but not until opeh half the books were
ruined by fire, aud the other half by water.
The Rev. II. A. Wise preached in st. Paul q
Church yesterday morning, aud at Christ Church
in the evening; at both morning and evening ser-
vice, the churches we're crowded to their utmost
capacity, every pew and available seat being occu-
pied, aud even the aisles being crowded, while
numbers gathered around the door, unable To get
in sight or hearing Of the young Divine. No msu
has created 80 much sensation IN our city, Tor
years, as has the Rev. IL A. Wise.
Prot. Webster's fifth Lecture will be delivered
at Mechanics' Hail, this evening. DR.. Boynton
of New York, will deliver lis second Lecture be,
fore the Norfolk Literary and Scientific Society, at
Johnson's Assembly Room, this evening.
Agraud military and civic ball is to come cf at
the last nained Hall, tomorrow evening. Prof
Henderson is the genius who will preside over he
ItTpsich0redR portion Of the fete.
The military are Intending to celebrate the 22d
with uausual eciat. The Blues. Grays, aad Ju.
niors, will parade ia the morning. The Woods
Rifles will parade in the afternoon, aud wind up
the dsy's exercises by grand dinner, which comes
OIL a. their Armory, az 9 P. NJ to which the off
GERS of the other volunteer companies auda num-
Der of gentlemen are invited.
The bark Julia Dean, Of Charleston, has been
brought ia by Lieut.. Brain, of the Q. s. Navy. oD
a charge OF being engaged ia the slave trade she
was arrested on the West coast of Africa, by the
Sioop of war Viucepnes, Capt. Totten. The sus"
piciUDs strong. The crew will be examined
tomorrow. PERCHsolos
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CAPTURE OF A SUPPOSED SLAYER.

NORFOLK Feb. 2l-Arrived bark julia Dean.
Capt. Hedand, of Charle'ton, s c. with cargo
Ct rice, dry goods, aud rum, in charge of Lieut..
Brare, u. S. sloop-ofwar Vincennes. She was
captured as q SLAYER, off the coast of Africa.
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TnE SUFFOLK MURDER CAsE-Mrs. Pugh AID her
daughter Sarah Pugh, have been arraigued before
the Court in Suffslk, charged with the murder CT
Vim. Pugh, the husband of the one and the ia,
ther-in.lsw of the other. The principal witnesses
were the daughter OF Mrs. Pugb, the half sister
Of Sarah, Mrs Richards, and her sou, little boy
of Il OF II years. After consuming most OF the
day in the examination of the witnesses, the case
was submitted to the court without argument.
Mrs. Pugh, it was proved, was too drunk to have
anything to do with the fight between Sarah aud
her f4ther.iu Law. and WAS dischar ged. Sarah
was sent to the Circuit Court. The Court decided
bail her for $500, but failing to secure bali she
was cent to jail.
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II MKltah lrun.

II 10 said that the latest official accounts of Eng
lsh Iron that are really reliable are for the year
1856. In that year, the iron raised ip the United
Kingdom. was lo,4ss 81 tens, vaiaed a, oea SIS
The 7ssnsi,y ofpig iron made Was $50. 900 tons.
worth Sl@, S45. 0oo-c39o tons of which rsr.sx.
ported. Tse bar iron exported was worth G, .ooo :.
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Northern Markets Try TELEGRArHJ

NEW foBK. Feb Election quiet. Flour fir Il
Southern - 95 q. % Wheat buoyant-W esteTn
white 81 0. U"rn tirm-miyed S5Gns6c; white Sl0
stc yellow s0GG33c. Naval Stores Unchanged
stocks fign-f8. So 965s.
BALI MARE Feb Il -Elorr dull at So Wheat ac-
tive aud scarce white 81 81 al St red 81 356DI IS
Corn elnw 7sGl76.: whita 1EGG.1Sc
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MAR4NE IwTBLLIGaWCa
PORTOE ICHMOND-FEBRUaRY 2lst. 1889.
-<-~~s----s.------->-----
High ,saer tbs Gag (Taesday) O'Clock.
ARRIVED,

AkRiN ED,
steamship jamestown, Parrish, New York, nldst
And passsi gers, LuGlam d. Watson.
Steamship lily OF Aichmond, Mitchell. philadel
ph u. m65e and passengers. II Tuttie.
Steamer George Peabody. Pritchard Baltimore
mdsa, u Il " Curria.
ooLr Haxsll, Waters. New York. mdsa, D & "
CuIrie,
Scnr Emma Warren, Eastern Shore, oats, to
Captain-
cchr Laura Francis. Higgins, Eastport plaster,
Shields Il sommeryiile.
echr Baltic, Brooks, Portland, plaster, ] i G B
Davenport
scar eprinebok, Cnggins. Matauzas, molasses C
Worthem Co.
Brig Circus. Marson. Attakapas, molasses and
sugar, @ W0rth4 an & Co.
Brig Hope, Bidd;e Attakapas molasses and sugar,
4 I y gTtham -.
SAILED.
Stiamer Virginia. Kelley, Philadelphia, rndse and
passengers, Ii futile.
BARK GoTreils, Pettengef, Rio, -four, Dunlop, Non
cure * Co.
rchr G a Willis. Beaver, down the river, light.
light.
rchr VI Clinton, Veal, down the river, light.
Propeller Lcho. snipes, Petersburg, rndse, 4 0
Heskins.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Crenshaw, Moss, from New York, below.
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MARINE NEWS.

New YORK, Feb. 81 The steamer Marion, from
Charleston, is still aground; also, the Black War.
ror. The latter is discharging her cargo.
Tho schr. Mary Sturdivaut, from North CAROLS
ma, with naval stores, is ashore at Coney Islaud.
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c,u seo,t'. greyct Pay,

The miserable proposition to cut down the
brevet pay (s5ooo) Of Gen. Scott, was rejected in
the House Of Representatives, as II ought to be,
by vote Of nearly two to one that is TO say, 50
-
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Rforos CaLLEp--It Is stated the yestry Of
Triuity Church, in Parkorsburg, Va, are about
extending a call to Henry A. Wise, Jr., (son Of
Gov Wise) to hll their vacant rectorship.
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COMPLICATION FOR ONE OF TIE GULF
ISIANng

New YORK, Feb. 81 An arrival states that the
Danish war steamer touched at St. Thomas on the
LIST Instant, on her way to Dominica, to demand OF
that government reparation for the seizure OF
three Danish vessels during the administration Of
President Bsez
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DiEp-On Monday morning, 2lst instant. AAkON
LEE; (coored aged about 81 years who had lived
st shockoe Wat ehouse alb out 80 years. and proved
10 be honost and faithful 10 fault IL all the various
trusts committed to him
His funeral will TO preached in the sale room at
Shockoe Warehouse. this afternoon at o'clock
His friends and acquaintance are respectfully IN
YItrN tn attend
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NAVAL.

NORFOLK, Feb. 2l.-rhe schooner Chas. Watch
from Barbados, reports the United States steam.
er Metacomor, as having sailed on the 10Th from
there for Pernambuco.
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ii EMOkAGDA.
Schr Crenshaw, Moss, from New York, below.

PASSENGERS BY STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN, PARRISH
Master, from New York:
j A Dipsmore, 6 sayre. And Sinclair. NJ Harris
VI Dannenberg, y { Dove B Archer NJ hees nd
Boyd. Wittersheim. @ W Shtffrey,C T-lfair and
lady, Pickering, Chas VI Burnett. b LItchfieiG. J
Woodcock: Mcs NJ Davis and child. Miss V c
Etheridge, l. Tabb. J Mclean, Jno White
head, HY Martin. jos Hussey, J Preston. X
Tannstt, "A. J Ovens, Z . N. Mrs Mott and
ehid, Carhsrt. Croaby, T Smith and lady, j
Atkinson. J Il Davis, and Storage.
Also, from Eortolk-E Schmidt. II Devereaux J
HUDSON and lady. L II Anderson.
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60 GIrrs GlfToM GIFIs.!.-Buy Books at the

20 GIFTS! GIFTo!! .!!-Buy Books at (
Gift Book store, where you may buy
n Book and a Gold Watch for 81 Loo
A Book and Silver Watch for 100
A Book and Gold Bracelet for 100
a Book and Gold Lccket for 100
Book and Gold Pencil for 100
A BOOK aud Gold Pen for leo
A Book and Gold Thimble for 100
Book AMI Gold Chain for 100
A Book and Parlor Gimepiece for loo
BOOK aud Pocket Kuife for 60.
fe 2z-3t
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led.

On the Eth instant, of paralysis of the heart.
FRANK Law TON tNGHAHAM, aged years and
moaths, son OF James aud Keeina Gum.
uo you miss me at home, desresl mother.
AtmorniDg, at noon. and at night?
Ny homes WITH the angels III heaven
NJ garments are shining and fright.
Ny spicitetill hovers around thee
at morning, at Doeu. ana at night
Oh, then my dear mother remember.
ytur Frank il an angel Of light.
e.
On Monday. the 2lst instant, after protracted
Illness JAMES NJ GARDNER, in the Goth year OF
his age, leaving devoted wife to mourn bis loss
TLs fuaeral will take place from the I'd Baptist
Chur. h. Oh this uesday) evening, at o'clo- K
The friends and acqusintsnces OF the family are
spectfuiIy invited to attend.
On Saturday night, ANNA LOUISA. infant
daughter of L. and Marie l. Chandler, aged IS
months aud Gay.
At the University of Virginia. on Friday 18th in
slant. Mrs LUCY LANDOA DAVIS, wife OF kroi
John Davis, VI D.
kS- Wing and Enquirer please copy.
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JysULTING AND sTABBING.-A man named Thomas
has been fneG SEQ in Mobile, Ala for insulting l.
theatre actress aud is TO be tried for stabbng Mir
Loyett, tho prompter, who interfered with him to
prevent the Insult.
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Taxation i'm New York

The New York Democratic Neus gives the
amounts OF the several tax leves iu New York
fty. for the past fve years, including that ius,
passed BY the Common Council Of tina, city. Thew
nre AZ follows:
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YouSG GIRL MURDERED BIT Her BROTgER.-A
horrible murder was committed near Hiilsboro,
Ohio, on Monday, by Harrison Wisecup, who lie
charged with k!iug lis sister Lydia with pitch-
fork. Ia his examination he did not say that ie
had stuck lis sister, but John SicCspin one OF the
witnesses examined before the Cor0uersJ ury, tee"
sified that be Harrison about two O'Clock, and
that he inquired of hin if be had seen Lydia; ne
spoke of their qnarrel in the morning, aud said
ne had "skited' her ouce twice, aid likely she
had gone IF somewhere TO p1ut. Ga his ezsmina-
ton, young Wisecup denied having toid any one
tho. lie struck his sister.
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Re 22-ft

ND1iCE 20 WAFER TAX ohn. Wa
ter takers hereby notified that if they fail
t. pay their bills before tbs 26th instant, be-
fore The hour OF 8 Z N, i'll Monros Ward, they will
be dealt with according to the requirements of the
following extract from The ordinance concerning
the W later works:
By an ordnaI &c, passed by the Council, May 3ls:,
1888, III any wafer bill remain unpaid Tor thirty
day next alter that which it Is prese nted the
Auditor shall notify the superintendent VINO shall
stop the water being Used on the premises IN re.
spect t. which the default exist (aud he shall not
allow il TO be used on those premises again until
said bill is pad) and FIVE Ter cent. will be added &c
tie original amount Of the bill, which shall Is
placed JIG the hands Of the City collector, who is
hereby author zed aud required tc collect the same.
ii il WAS due for CITY 'aXss.
fa 22-:d VI l. STRATTgN, AH9itOr.
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81 Photographic Portraits. IS cents from that
up to s25, at the Steam Gallery, l39 Main street
hEEs Co. Artists and Propretcrs. The arg eat
aud finest Gallery in the State
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~ In employing REEFS d Co toexecute your por
trait, you run no risk of falling into the nands ~
buugIing operator. with miserable apparatus and
old fashioned light
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A. + q Il PHILADELPHIA
.@<kYsfa99 EVERY MOB Da = and THURSDAY.
<S&&th-s.<sSAs.X The 4 No | Steamship CITY OF
iCnMUND. Capt z Mitchell, is
II W read, receive freight. and will leave on
THURSDAY, Feb. oath, at 10 o'clock, NJ. ssz
dstions. apply to II TUTTLE,
Agent, Rocketts
Freight through to Boston, via Philadelphia, by
steam. at moderate RACES and with dispatch.
e.,
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ApPoINTED.-Mr. Wn. A. Smith, of Portsmouth.
has been appointed to the offices of Inspector of
Flour and Provisions, and Neigher of Hay, and
Geuser of LIQUORS.
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MONEY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Observation-Disclosures ExCHANGE-On New York
and rhlisdel phIa 1sGgA premium.
Such OF the SUock Dauk Eotss nd OF the Bank Oh
the Valley, are not taken By the Banks are ut
discount OF Z q cent.
The notes OF the Trans Allegheny Bank are % q
cent. discount. Bank OF kanawhs no sale.
North and South Carolina Bank Notes q q cent
discount.
GOLD q per cent. prem No prem. allowed Tor
gILYEn.
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Richmend Markets. Feb. 81,

The weather for two days has been bright AND
chearal. after several days Of rain. Business Goa
tinues animated. and tho spring trade promises to
be very brisk.
There are no changes Of moment In the quota
tions. Flour and Wheat are little sitter. with q
shade advance. aud Bacon has dropped fraction.
Money 10 plenty, Exchange low and trade appears
to be on q most solvent and steady basis. We give
below our semiweekly quotations with the remark
that there IL alteration In the portion oil the Sc
neral prices curl ent not now repeated By u.s.
10BACu0-The breaks of Tobacco are larger
ALSO. the receipts Most of the receipts Lugs aud
Common Leaf. We notice that inferior Lugs are a
shs.de WeQuote IL fcIlor at - EtJ 20; good
$500 5o inferior Leaf t750g5 50; good ss(gi0. We
Ct some beat. suited Ion stemlniux. at 500
III ad. NO tine In mark ct as yet.
tL0ph-Ne quote eupernue to shippers nc 500
as 80, with y iignt stock and trm market.
WHALING now quote gtodto prime BED at
81 Jttgl IS: DO White 81 6tGgl o. keceipts hBht,
aud li,e better qualities III demand
COEN-We suii quote o0t1s5 cts per bushei.
Oats stock very light ana We quote. saG b cts
per bushei.
BACON Market not 60 buo, ant Wequots primo
Sicss i0l4g l01ac; DO Shoulders el4Gs1sc.
LARD-rrline Lard In bbls l3U; h-ks lac.
SUGARS Market steady. We quote Cnua Ia@Sc;
New crop New orleans IA @stac Loaf nc; Crushed
lUL.c; Coffee sac; Bxtra luc.
UOrFEE.-We quote hIo IVA OBJECTS as to quality
ana quantity; Laguayra l2tpi21ac; Java l67aQl7c;
Mocha lzc.
WAIsAEY- Richmond Reetifod $500 cts per
gallon.
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CATTLE. HOGS AND SHEEP.

BEEF-We quote IS 50G1ll per cwt nett.
MUTrOA-ouperior oEoep ale scarce ana IN oe
mand. We quote fair 10 good Mutton $3.50 TO ~
per head; very superior a little better.
HO9S-Prime corn iec Hogs we still quote az % %;
other qualities IS per cwI.
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GEORGE NJ. VEST

GEORGE NJ. VEST
~ PUBLISHER, BOOKSELLER and STA
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Cf,rs for tae this day the following list of New
ara Valuable Books:
TRAVELS and Di .coveries 10 North and Central
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eminent in the years ls49- 1855. BY Aenry Phi.
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WORK; prica 80 per volume
LA PLATA. Argentine Confederation and Para
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the Tributaries of the River La Plata and sd-
jscent countries, during the years 1888, '5i. IS
and SO. under the orders Of the Govern
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petition. With map and numerous engravings;
800.
EPISODES of French History during the Consu,
late ard the nrst Empire. By Mis- Pardoe, au.
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the seventeenth Century" &c. &C; leo,
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Of Great Britain. By Agnes Strickland. anthor
OF Lives OF the Queens OF England" Vol Z;
TIL POWER of PRAYER. illustrated in the wonder
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LIFE OF Robert Burns, edited by Thomas Carlyle;
THE Debates in the several State Conventions, on
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Philadelphia, In 1851. together with Tie journal
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Virgin and Kentucky, Resolutions Of Us 81
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THE AUTO Or At of the Breakfast Tab~:by Oil
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LETTERS 10 Young People, Single and Married.,
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HISTORY of Frederick the Great. by Thos Carlyle,
UNITY OF Mankind, by j Cabell. NJ D, OF the
University of Virgins; 90
THE Last Days of Jesus by Rev I Moore, ID D.
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THE American Almanac for 1859; 90
FATHER and Daughter, By Fred Bremen, 2 vols;
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RANDaLT1S Life of Thomas Jefferson, now COM
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Icy NEW YORK LIFB INSURANCE Coz
Capital SI,595, 9OI.56!

ley NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE Con-
PANY.-MUTUAL system.
Capital 81 ,595 ,9O1.56!
With One hundred Thousand Dollars deposited
with the State Comptroller Of New York, 10 meet
any lawful demand which the Company iall TO pay:
40 per cent of the annual premium Will be loaned
the insured when desired
Dividends declared annually, ana nave averaged
# not INSURED You should cali at once and procure
policy ON yeur life. No matter whether young CT
old, married or single.
You should insure at once, for many reasons:
First-Because it is less EXPENSIVE than 1t Will be
when YOU become older.
Second-Becdnse If in HEALTH you VIII pass Baed
tcdi eraminat ION and BE ACCEPTED
Third-LIFE Is UNCERTAIN and DELAYS ARE DANCE
RoBs. .u,r
The MAN PROFESSIONAL or NON PROFESSIONAL VINO
is dependent upoE a SALARY for SUs1ENAACE snould
the loss of a HUSBAND and FATHER may be added TX
POSTURE TO INSULT and POVERTY,
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
70 7. COLEMAN, NJ ID.
JAS Il. CONWAY, NJ. ID.
SHAs. = vW!1o1ERTHAM' Agents.
H. ". " HAfI' 100 Main street.
Few doors above the Custom House.
EW TRoTTER General Agent,
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMFY.
OVER HALE MILLION DOLLARS INVESTED IN
THE UNITED Stairs.
LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS UNLIMITED
The Revenue of the Company derived IRON Pre-
miums of Insurance exceeds Two Million Dollars
Annually. The Company is therefore prepared to
Increase the amount heretofore taken on uns keep
damage by fire on Buildings. Merchandise, House
CHAS. T. WORTRAM,O .oor,.
R.W. WYATT. hse""'
jal-ts Office 1870 Main street.
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DIAPERS MiSLAiD Oh LUoT.--As nd-
u mnstfator OF LGcian Minor, decd, l have
searched Iii vain for the following papers known 10
have tXis ed, w: a b ond from Gen Em I Gordun
and others to ar Aucr. as Truatee for Mrs Barker,
TO the amount OF ; 100 dollars, and one fren Mr
Walker, Tor the bsneft of Miss Rose Stanley,
smount. so dollars Any person knowi IS any
thing OF these papers will greatly oblge IRE by
king IL known 10 me at Hanover Court House, or
LIB PRICE,
fe 22-4: Admir- of l. Minor.