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II 9 A. NJ. tomorrow.
WEDNESDAY. Jan. II. 1860.

The HOUSE met pursuant 10 adjournment.
Mr.. kineaid, of Anderson. presented the
following petitions which were severaliy re-
.errcdr:
From sundry citizens of Anderson county
10 be relieved from the county subscription
10 the Knoxville and X ntucky Railroad.
From citizeus Of Campbell county TO be
attached To the Third Judicial Circuit.
Frum DaRisI Foure, to erect mill dam in
Clinch Iis or. 20 &c not tn hinder navigation.
The hill tor The hcnefit of the Memphis,
Clarksville aud Louisville Railroad was Ia
ken mp aud passed on its third aud last read
ing
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BILLS INTRODUCED.

The following bills we've introduced, read
a first time and sverally passed:
Mr.. Butlrr. bill to supply Carter county
with certain Reports of the Supreme Court.
Mr.. Mayfirld. a bill 10 change the line be-
tween the counties of Polk and Bradley.
Mr.. Blcdsos. a bill Ia protect owners OF
land On Cumberland MountuIa.
Mr.. May field. n resoluii n poStpoaing the
consideration of all political questions and
discussion. until The regular basin, s. Of The
House is hRsiiy disposed OF. Lies over.
The House then rcsumed the consideration
of the bill to exprl free negroes from this
State, aud thu measure was further disguised
by MeSSfs. Bicknell aud whigIhorne ia favor
Of The bill. and Mr. Shrewsbury against il.
AdjDarued all L. n.
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4 BLOODLESS yICTORY!!!
1000, 900 Boxes Sold Of
MONEKlHsAD'S
MAGNETIC PLASTER

rI,HIssnormoGs quantity ofthis Invaluable Rene
i dy has been purchased by ctizensof the United
States ar ing tie short II has been before tile
public. The reason Tor thfse Extraordinary sgcfessis
simply a abs actualtruth yRiae OF the article.
NO one buys tie MAGNETIC PLATTER without be-
coming friend IL performs all that IS PROMISED
and carries with IL It's rccomme ndation- Truly
this victors-peae efG and bloodess-buf We be-
Iieye not less glorious tsn ths trumphs Of .xith
its tain OF carriage and desoisfipn.
Tue MAGNETIC FE.ASfER as aHdoubtediy The
Greatest Strengthened and Pain Destroyer that Sci
eace has yet discovered. Ifyoaput thisPissieF any
wnere IL Paints there the Plaster vii stick there
antsstie Pam aas saasshed- fneflastsa asasnstxsf
an y in
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Prom seaeary 8 O., c.. ri..srs, NasArllle.

From seabnry Co., Gas Filters, Nashville.
The Vesper Gas makes brilliant and beautiful
light that is chrap and POI table aud perfectly safe
Tho cons iroct.s OF tie yesper Gas burner aud
rCtort Is So perfectly simple, that cannot get out
Cf order, nor can Il explode
Tie management OF the burner is easily undo r
stood, aud requires but little more attention TO keep
clean and in good order than ordinary gas fixtures
TIE lgrt produced by the yesper Gas we consider
IA ls equal in every respect, 10 any ether kind of
Gas light.
JOHN NJ. sEABURY,
TT. SEABUKY,
IL. - PEACH.
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Broom be. Alexander BAN. Nashrille.

Mr.. THOMAS II. TAYLoR-Dear Sir / have boon
using the Nesper Gas Lamp, sold by you since Sep
tembeT lat, and am perfectly satisfied that II is
one OF the most economical If not the most economi.
cal, well as brilliant lights that can be had II is
easily managed, and unhesitatngly recommend 1t
all out OF the lch of gas
ALEXANDER FALL.
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Observation-Disclosures applItd

ghsamatIsus l4ameness Stiffness Weakness IN
btiity Nervousness, Neuralgia, DYSPEPSIA toets
ad Colds pa ias az Ache every kina ,do1sese
60 Corlss are IMMEDIATELY RELIks HI, and, stth
stle % lien &c PERMANENTLY CURED, - she mag
ca ia duence OF fAe MAGNETIC PLASTER 10 sstht
ssuEezts ara safest iektrem
edyla existencs. lis 4ppssSs ticniHsniFeFxalesas
~ tothe strong uan .tas aei1o@1t e9nszns dtht
aud f<iesssnr IT'S Is gFeesbse sAaa Nttbostas
nsyaneeor rosile- Ess pr ice ia 10 cash ofsiI
rich or poor. alImas hasetts ana allzlseid hazeit
wheAre sick sad seasrtasi a any way
FARMERS and PLANTERS s1aatG away be sap
piled slth the MAGNETIC Pi.ASfER- ftvsii Re ma
6aed slstsnie any ho1seAcfd ready At IL IalsE
lad 81 ty.5ta D otics ~
PaEerln sir-ttxhtlin soxes.s Each sex via -maks
six "a Gag uasters sad any ehsid spFsad then
Pfiee2essnssa hax .xsllfali and plain lirsctisEs-
-. q. sT0REHEAD. n. D..
fnn<zsefazd PrspFz<fer Hafker sf<zel =sss Yer
AoRkliEAD'S MAGNETIC FlAssER = s0Ip 81
ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEsLERs - eESlthk
HsDfrI<ES EVERYWHERE.
iefy13-leedkxeoxfysn
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kentucky Testimonials,
From His Exceliency, Gov. Fl. Morehead ar
1hos 5. Page, ESQ. State AVID ter

To WN- H. Settle, Esq, Louissills, Ky.-Dear Sir:
We have been and using yonr ..V-sper Gas %
ana are perfectly satisfied with it's utility IL gives
soIr, br ian, and beautiful light anu is perfectly
secure from explosion. IL IS very cheap aud co
Bomical IN is use, and of Tar less ay other
light. We are satisfied that it will soon be adopted
by all persons who have not the opportunity Of OBJ
tain NJ gs, aDo also To v hOm gas Is accessible and
with " t"m cheap ess in the original outlay for Tx
lures anu the continual expeus- II burning is
ject-
Yours, &C., C. S. NoREHEAD,
lHOS : PAGE
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S ENAT E.
TUEspAY. Jan. 10. 1860.

IBE~DA1s JdG. Ao ito"-
Mr. Payne offered a resolution providing
for bat one session day. Lies over.
Mr. Siovall Introduced hill To have the
Record Books in ihe Land Office at Nashville
properly and correctly indexed.
SENATE BILLS PASSED on THIRD BEADING :
B.iito regulate the sale of spirituos liquors,
not to be drunk where sold.
SPECIAL ORDER.
The Bill entitled an act to repeal an aei
incorporating the Foiked Deer River Navi-
cation Company. and for othe purposes, was
passed on its third reading.
The bill to transfer the stock of the Leba-
non and Nashville Turnpike Company to
certain turnpike companies in Jackson coun-
ty. was passed on its third reading.
House Bill 10 repeal Sec. 1886 of the Code.
requiring the inspection Of Flour, Mead, Lard.
&C.. passed on its third reading.
The resolution offered by Mr.. Thompson.
requesting the President and Directors OF the
Union and Planters Bank TO furnish certain
information to the Senate, was Dictated.
Bill on its second reading. to exempt Mag
istrates from serving on juries. vast defeated.
Bill to incorE orate Memphis Medical Asso-
ciatiCn was passed third reading.
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VESPER GAS LIGHT.
The Cheapest, Most Brilliant,
MOST CONVENIENT ARTIFICIAL LIGHT
IN THE WORLD!!

THIS GAS is generated from Pure Coal OIL, and
l. for elegance, ecsnomy, safety and simplicity
cannot be SUR assed. The fixtures In the
style as the Ordinary gas fixtures.
10 Principal Agency At ~ Cooper's Building,
Cherry street, Where She light can be seen any
time. THOS. H. TAI l5Dk-
ianls-Iy.
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Land for Sale.
A Situation as House Keeper
or seamstrees Wanted.

A WIDOWED LADY who Is eouspstent IN every
"A particular sisfis-s = situation House Keeper
or Seamsiress. IN ne respect bse fsmts IN tbs
city. knqasre fiiis Office Or At C. Chenat's Csglr
Store. Cedar street.
jaa7-iw.
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From N. d. Cross. N..bvi,Ie.

From n. d. Cross, Nashville.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. II, 1850.
Me- sRs- T. II. T>YLoR Co.: have had m FOR
abs ut SIX Gnlonths past, one of your Vesper Gas
Lights ard gives me great pleasure 10 5 ate, that
J regard as lar superior 10 any other portab light
that / have met with.
It's simplicity OF arrangement, freedom from danger
OF cx sam, cleanliness, steafiness and purity o.
light. a. aliies thai recommend il any
ne ~ho will Try ~. il gives light which 20 me,
seems 10 be equal in hrillialoy the ordinary gas
light Very Respectfully,
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1 Full and Choice Siotk Of Dry Gcods at csst
AT
NICHOLSON 4 HUMPHREYS.

TIP u she tine Of rrceirInE sprfrr coesp n xsil
u esr eur sIssre sto~k - sfAflE aza FANCY
G0uIe
COST FOR CASH.
Oar est doing tsk IL e restzsce eur present
steek - q nsh Is rsSses brfsre getting Eooes-
Epts t5atti al xAo xsh fe ssy cheap -saz
viii DO sell call 81 No a. South side ef he
SQUARE. 5eHz-e
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ANIMALS AND GIFT BOOKS
For the Holidays,
Beautifully Bound and ILLUSTRATED in The
best Styl,.
JUST RECEIV EDBY
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NO. IS, Union Street.
Shakespeare Merchant of Venice.
A Gallery of Distinguished English and
American Female Poets.
A Gallery of famous English and American
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Women of Beauty from Semiran is to Eueenie
The Court Of Napoleon; or, Society under
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The Repaid can Court or American So-
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The Christian Year Thoughts in verse for the
Sundays and Holidays
Ornaments of Memory; or, Beauty of His
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Gems of British Art. with choice spt ciinons
of Poetry. History, etc.
Liber Huviorum: or, River Scenery of
France.
The Scenery of the United States in Series
of 40 Eagravings. aaf
The Poetical Work OF lie sabbath Bets.
Der. The Farmers Poy.
Memory and Hope. Poetica Work 81 Thomas
Songs Of the Al, ctiuns. Gray.
TIE Danes aughter. PoctiunI Works OF Charles
The Era O Agnes. Imb
of the Year Mares roc,icai Weeks.
Shakspeare,s Works. BURNS Pueiiral Works.
Byron's Poeiical Works Pope's Feet cal Works.
Scoits Poeueal Works. Iehcr's +, clshl w.rks.
Millions Poetica Works. 1honsI son Poetieai
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Longfeilow's PoeiIeaI Cmpben's PoeticA
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6odsmiih's Traveller. spefsrI = i'oe,ica Works.
Records OF the Heart. haliock Peeiieal Works.
Sacred AlcgoTics. The BaydeH illustrations
Poetry ofIhe Fields. a-a sf Shakespeare, proof 3 p
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Harper's Illustrated Bible. London Bibles
Velvet and Turkey Morocco Bibles.
The Church Prayer Book with Lessons.
Paper Mache PrrtfoIios, Backgammon
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Portable Desk, Leather Gods, together
with great assorTm'nt of Juvenile
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For sale by JOHN YORK CO.
decl9-I
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ME have rerzeFrd ser sfe<k and Baslasss frem
~ ~. 60, Nzrket street. % ne izgse and e.
trnsfxs Hoes<, Ne. 3, street. formerly tees
p.sa ~ Nezxrs- Carter, Ent<fsra 1 Co. NneFe se
sas eost1.szs The Asrir1ll1F21 snt seee eeenes a.
hsscssSare - ARMSTRONG Gu
l4zz--xn skt
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Request.

VIZ III the ger ficn.zh he preseat The ftth
w % Nov k.kt. hen sid Gait - wktsos
hox Of cixars al my store, de Ase TIE ssFs-s u
ealilas q - UnloE Street. J, ". LASGLkf
isnif--u
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@-Rev. J. b. FERGUSON delivered dis
course in Memphis last Sabbath. Subject
is influence.
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These are obly very few OF the testimonials we
have Col aud examine for yosrself, at No. 81
CotloEadc hliUIag. Cherry street Nashville Tenn.
THOMAS IL. TAYLOR CO.
JsnIs-tf
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The 500 machine purchased from you gives
perfect satisfaction. The great obj ction
heretofore with many people tn Sewing Ma
chimes. has been that machiee doing hne
work could not do heavy wo k aud visa YER
sa; that o. lection is entir ly overcome by
the Howe Machine, and for that reason L
think it is better adapted TO the wants of the
people than any other family machine. |
have form, rly owned one IF the Singer, and
have seen and examined the other leading
styles, aud think your machine less compli-
cate and more easily managed than any
other.
To persons wishing a machine executing
all varieties of work, without trouble, most
heartily recommend the Howe Machine.
W. III. MINCHIN,
Firm OF Mckenzie x Mhchin,-
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A uo;sSr. s..fb eassfeztzsle ard sensezisat. n
n wsst xsshrslle eorneF Of AeSeiss and Dee
mas.hrae4 streets res t~ses<, A. ssssz.s %
s1f-Im - ssAtA : ~.
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lI0F E7-Ie y = = ~ = tefFf Fl <eN zs7Tk-
Address hEsRyC. sPALpIkG & CO..
Is 60.
Fresh Garden Seeds.

WE are new reeeir< e eomfleie sfosk Of
w i-A<IRtftsrS Sarsrn seeds, q the gros u OF
1859, neiecsns al ne different varieties ef
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fpurchascd OF Messrs Cone Brothers one Of
Howe's so machines about three months
since. Ny wife has used II almost constantly
since then aud is SO well pleased that she
would not exchange 1t for any other now in
use She had but little difficulty in learning
To sew on It aud can do any Kind Of work
with il. She cheerfally sdds her Testimony
TO the superior facilities If Howe's Machines
IN doing all kinds of work without troable.
ii. b. PLUMMER.
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UANDSOMER & FINER

Stitch, more uniformly alike upon both sides
of the material than that made by any other
Machine.
T. Last but not least in the present tight
ness of the money market. the Machines are
BETTER and come at LESS price than any
other first class machine.
That the
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Nashville, Jan. 10, 1860.


Having used all the leading machines Tor
several years. owning one OF Wheeler and
Wilson's at the prs sent lime. and understand
ing thoroughly, nevertheless do not hesi-
tate to say that | thiak the Howe Machine
superior 10 any aud ali Others Ii sews
handsomer and finer work than the Wheeler
& Wilson, does not make q chain stitch ike
the Grox er 4 Baker, and sews heavier work
than any other family machine. IL sews
beautifully upon soft null muslin, and India
lava, and quilts upon the naked cotton.
ssylss OF work which eannot be done well
with the claws OF ok feed used upon the
Wheeler & Wilson, Grover d Baker, and
Singer family Enachinrs- Fer stitching cords.
embroidery, quilting and all varieties of
wosk IL l. Car superior 20 any machine have
MRS. n {. DUBOIS
The Howe Family and Leather Machines
sTe warranted 90 give better satisfaction than
ans other maehiaes in the market, or money
refunded.
The public are respectfully invited 70 cali
I'D examine our Machines and specimens Of
work and purchase where b q suited
CONE BROS,
s. College sireet.
jan Il i~.
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NEAI( THE CITY.

TEsNs:-One thru cash the balance in one and
two years without interest Notes well secured and
lien retained TIL pay ment is made.
decI2-;d JOSEPH HYDE.
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Negro Woman for
Goads at auriiau 10 nav Charges,
PU HzC ALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate.
On SATURDAY, JANUARY l4ih, 1860,
SPLENDID TRACT OF LAND

On the East Fork of Whites Greek tour miles North
of Nashville containing &c acres two tracts,
of 100 acres, the other 10 acres The 126 acres
contains my dwelng and improve Hnents. three good
springs and lies anu level. aud fronts IS pales
on the Brick Church Turnpike Road. The 90
tract Is for the ST part very rich, has large por
ton Of splendid timber. ana fronts ia poles the
Brick Church Turnpike, and lies nearly square
form, with two good Springs.
This is choice place, well worthy the attention Of
lxxbu slaSfr ,sogH mia
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HOWE MACHINES

Are rapidly growing in popular favor. gain
ing the confidence of The people, and are des-
tined to supercede machines having
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ceived from our numerous city patrons:
Being called upon by Aessrs Cone Bre,
for testimonial touching the Howe Sewing
Machine, and having bought and used one
for the space of three months, aud noticed
the simplicity of its construction, the very
small power required to operate it. the neat
ness, uniformity and dispatch with which it
performs its work, and the fact that il has
not in all that time given particle of trou-
BILE to keep it in Notwithstanding it
has been operated a portion of the time by
girl only Twelve years old, the latter advan-
tage had not expected TO find in any ma
chine. i had supposed that all gave more or
less trouble to keep them in order.
Touching the ability of the machine to
perform all kinds of work, l would say that
with one of the $50 machines / have found
no difficulty in executing uny work l have
wanted to DO with the machine. from tue
heaviest kerseys to the finest musins.
In view of all these advantages hesitate
not to recommend the Howe Machine to any
one wanting aScwing Machine.
MRS. S. T.. ROGERS,
Wife OF S g Rogers. of Graves, Marks ( Co.,
u, North High street.
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Machines in the market.
2. Having perpendicular motion TO the
needle-bsr, a straight needle, wheel feed.
and sufficient motive power, they are capa-
BILE OF doing a greater variety of work. sew
ing the finest aud coarscst fabrics, than any
other Family Machine.
3. They make
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ESTABLISHED REPUTATIONS,'

We respectfully refer to the following testi-
monials from the large number we have re-
ceived from our numerous city patrons:
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NO. Is.
MISCELLANEOUS READING.

1IIg GREAT SoUTHwEsrERs RoUTE.-The
public are to be congratulated on the COM
pletion and opening Of the extension q Inc
Orange and Alexandria Railroad to point
within 4 mile and half of Lynchburg.
The first passenger train from this end went
over il On Saturday last, and the first from
Lynchburg coming this way on yesterday
Passengers who made both trips assure us
that it is the best and most comfortable new
road to travel 50 far constructed IN this coun-
try, and that it trayerses a region full 81 IT.
tereSt from end to end The running time
Of both these first trips redeemed the pledges
Of the direction, to save, by its use, six hours
Of the present travelling time between New
York and New Orleans. On the trips yes
terday, the meeting trains were detained
two hours at point twenty miles west oi the
Charlottesville, waiting for the finishing ot
sideing there, 50 that one train could switch
of Oh it. 1t was completed Sunday though
the day was Sunday, in two hours. 81 here
after the extension is to be run with the re-
markable regularity that has characterized
the running III the main portion east " Cor
donsyllel of the road, whereupon there hayc
occurred fewer Irregularities as to time, and
fewer accidents, great and small, during the
last five years, We apprehend, than upon any
other railroad of the same length Oh tie
North American Continent.
For years past the old portion Of the road
has paid at least six per centum to the stock
holders, its earning 70 the amount q more
than $500, 600, having been devoted 70 the
construction of the extension, which though
sixty-one miles Of enormously heavy work,
cannot fail at once to commence paying az
least as well as the rest has done, as
explained above: for il insures an unprece
dented rush II through travel. II j. undc-
niablc thar every branch oG the business ot
this company has been managed with econo
nv, system. queness, and efficiency, which
makes ii 4 fair model for other railroad com
panies to follow in the arrangement otthelr
business 10 the President, John ;. Bar
bour, ESQ, the financial director, Henry
Dangerfeld, esq, and Mr.. Yandegritt, the
companys chief engineer and general super
intendent of transportation, &c., too much
praise cannot be awarded.
The subordnates upon the road, too, are
eminently worthy 81 their several confdeu
tial trusts-lor al positions in the service ot
railroad companies are confidential, either
As to tie company Or the travelling commun
ity-which fact i proved BY the excellent
discipline they maintain, resulting as eX-
blamed above iii remarkable economy and
thrift in the companys affairs and equally
remarkable comfort, sasety and satisfaction
enjoyed by all the roads patrons Hash-
ulgtoa Star.
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FINE INSURANCE NOTICES, &C.
NORTHERN ASSURANCE ] I Comply, LONDON.
AGENCY

urAp OFFICE FOR raE UNITED STATES,
No. 81 South Third Street, Phiiadelphja.
500 90
Paid up Capital and Surplus. 2,l94lll w
SECURITY 10 POLICY HOLDERS.
THIS old and responsible Company insures
against loss Or damage by Fire, almost every
description Of property, ana offers 70 Merchants
and Others desiring insurance, the security ot an
actual Capital og ST. 298 SOO for the whole ot which,
and for any liabilities beyond, the Shareholders are
INDIVIDUALLY RESPONSIBLE, even 70 the extent Of
their entire fortunes The Shareholders number
about one thousand, and a. 4 large portion ot
these are persons Of great wealth, the most ample
provisions exist Tor meeting every possible clam
against the Company
SUBJECT TO THE LAWS OF TIE UNITED
STATES.
In appointing an Agent for the United states,
the Company has empowered him TO appear 70
and accept any action or legal proceedings lnsti-
tuted against Or By said Company, N the same
manner as ii the Company were Corporation or
Company established BY the laws of the United
States or any 81 the several States
PROVISION FOR PAYMENT OF LOSSES IN
THE UNITED STATES.
a SPECIAL PERMANENT FCND mas BEEN PLACED
ArrHE DISPOSAL on THE AGENT AZ PHILADELPHIA,
10 ENABLE Hn To ADJUST And PROMPTLY PAY ALL
LOSSES, WITHOUT REFERENCE TO LONDON.
LIBERAL 10 THE INSURED.
The uniform course Of the Company has awuys
been liberal one towards Policy Holders. AoJust
claim has ever been disputed, and prompt pay
lneut Of losses is a standing rule. During The
past year. losses exceeding S52j,0OO were paid
Losses paid rs soon tile amount i ascertaihed.
ANNUAL INCOME.
The Income of the Company is now about ST.
100000 increasing gradually each year, showing
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4 MODEL ABoLrIoSIsT.-Lane 81 Kan
sas notoriety and a prominent candidate for
United State Senator from the newly 70 Dc
made State, of Locoloco manufacture, is de-
termincd 10 commend hmselfto the good gra
ces IF the Ielperites lie is ready 70 have
his body made into cross-ties for the under
ground railroad" Ii would make far bet
ter tassel for a hempen cord, suspended from
tie middle of L cross-beam.
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cFnRGE SIGGERS-

BOOK-BINDER AND PAPER RULER.
No. 10 Prince Street, opposite tie Gazette CDce,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
MUSIC, Magazines, and Old Books bound in
lM any style. also RULE, and make to order,
any description of BLANK BOOKS, which will
warrant to be made of the best paper and materials
and bound in the strongest manner Bank Officers,
Bankers, Merchants Clerks Of Courts, Hotel Keep
ers, Insurance Companies, and all who want Blank
Books, are respectfully invited to give me q call
-
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E1- JOHN A. FIELD begs leave to remind
his friends, that lie Is candidate for the oiice 81
Sheriff os Alexandria City and County, at tie
next election and respectfully solicts their votes
Ho refers 70 his past conduct a guarantee iot
the future. aug ls-eote