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LATER FROM EUROPE.

Portland, Me, April IL.
The steamer Anglo Saxon from Liver
pool, 2Sth, via Queenstown, 18th, arrived
this evening.
The work has been recommended on the
Great Eastern.
Earl Longford was dead.
Lord Elgins departure for China had
been delayed till the middle of April.
The first returning batailions of the
French army of Italy had entered Savoy.
Reports had been in circulation that or
ders had been transmitted to Italy to sus-
pend the departure.
France assumes l75.000,000f of the debt
of Piedmont in consideration of Savoy.
The preiimnaries of peace between
Spain and Morocco were signed on the2jth.
An armistice was concluded previously
A battle occurred on the ODD on the road
to Tangiers, in which the Spaniards were
completely victorious.
| ITALy-The result of the elections for
representatives in parliament was very ia
vorable to the liberal cause.
1t is reported from Rome that on the
Goth the gend armes charged the people,
and that more than 30 were wounded
/ The Patrie asserts that the King of Ma
! pies Notwithstanding the invitation OF the
+ Pope, refuses to occupy the Papal States
with Neapolitan troops.
/ BERLIN, Tucsday.-'rhe answer to Mr..
/ Thouvenels note is designed for the pres
ervation of the rights, and theoretically
supports the demand of Switzerland
, 1t is asserted that Russia favors a Con
gress.
1t is supposed that the whole of the
Pope's troops will garrison at Rome.
1t is believed the Queen of Spain VIII be
anxious TO send Spanish troops to the Pa
pal States.
AUsTRiA-The minister Of the interior
has rebuked the Austrian functionaries in
Hungary for not watching the movement,
Of the ropulace, and not reporting the
names OF citizens hostile 10 the Govern
ment.
SwiTzERLASD.-It is expected that Eng
land and Prussia will act in concert, espc
cially in maintaining the rights Of Switzcr
land
The London EraH understands that {
congress Of the great powers will be hclc
in the course of = few weeks in London.
THE ADMINISTRATIONS OF TUsCASY-Priuc.
Carnigan Is appointed lieutenant of The
king and commander Of the military an,
naval forces. The administration centr,
viii remain Professionally at Florence. Ri
, casol is appointed general governor. The
ministry Is discontinued and the army o
Tuscany will be incorporated with the Sar
dinian army.
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WAsuIyGToX. April Is.

WASHINGTON, April Is.
The following is said to be a correct
statement up TO noon to-day. lmmedi-
ately after the occurrence in the House,
Mr.. Pryor dispatched through Mr. Hind
man of Ark. a note TO Mr.. Potter, asking
him to leave the District to receive a writ
ten communication. Mr. Potter replied
that as Mr. Pryors note contemplated
avoiding the anti dueIinr penalties IN the
District, and as his Potter > disqualitica-
ton was contained in the constitution Of
Wisconsin, he could not leave the District
on this Mr. Chislam, substitute for Mr.
Hindnan who was obliged 20 leave for
Ark, handed Potter preemptory chai-
lenge from Pryor, dated. Virginia. Col
Lander who had been desi grated by Pot
ter as his friend handed after a lapse Of
twelve hours, q note to Chislam accepting
the challenge, and naming common bowie
knives as the weapons and TO fight IN open
air. with two friends each armed with
Colt pistols Mr Chislam protests against
this form Of weapon rs alb urd, barbarous
and VULGAR, and offers TO coastrue the
code in the most liberal way. provided
other arms are suggested Mr. Potter au-
tIOrized Lander to decline any other terms,
and Lander offers 10 substitute himself for
Potter with other weapons; to both of
which propositions. without consulting
Pryor, replies that the first is vulgar and
inadmissible. and while approaching Ian
dcrs zeal for his friend. they have no cause
Of quarrel with HIM, and consequently no
demand to make Of him. Mr. Pryor is
still in Virginia. and has not yet heard of
the action Of his second in the matter
The latter is believed TO have acted after
consultation with Messrs. Willis, keath,
Mason and Hammond
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Iohn Russellhas become scared and manned

John RUSSELL has become scared and named
a new man. The appointment is a very
bad compliment to the English in Mexico,
to us, and to the judgment of him who
has made it. As there is little question
that Mr. Matthews friendship for liberal
institutions has caused his removal we may
for the present entertain very serious fears
that England has already agreed to the
scheme OF European Intervention in Mex
leo"
Perhaps the ratification, months ago, of
the treaty with Juarez might have saved
our Government from the embarrassing
necessity of the capture of Miramon's
steamers Assuming the true reason for
that capture to be the expediency of sus-
tanning the Liberal Chief, the treaty once
made our rights under it would have been
vested, and we could have assisted them,
whoever might have been at the helm
AS it is, our relations with Mexico are, from
present appearances, beset with difficulties.
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The two candidates for Governor Of In
diana met in indianapolis, last week, to
consult about the appointments and pre-
parations for joint canvass. They deci-
ded to make twenty speeches together, be
ginning as soon as possible after the Chi
cago Convention, at such points and in
such order as might be agreed uron by
the friends of each, who were to consult
and determine as soon as possible. Before
and after the joint canvass, each may
speak when and where he pleases.
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Congress-.

MONDAY, April 9.
.Scnate-A number of bills of a private
nature were considered
A bill for the relief of settlers on land
in Arkansas was then taken up and passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Sumner, it was
ReSolr,d, That the committee on foreign
relations be instructed TO consider by what
title or right the Saratoga, a ship of war
belonging to the United States, has under
taken, in time of peace, without the sane
ton OF congress, to use force against two
other vessels Of war, at that time in Next
can waters, and after Il bloody contest, to
capture the same and bring them as a pre-
tended prize Of war into a port Of the Uni
ted States, holding their officers and crew
as prisoners; and also, to consider if any
action of congress be required TO prevent
the recurrence of such collision and such
an assumption to make prize ofwar and
prisoners III time of peace.
Mr.. Davis resolutions were taken up,
and Mr.. Chestnut made speech in their
favor.
/ The resolutions We're then laid aside.
Mr. Hunters motion TO take up the In
dian appropriation bill was lost. Yeas "A;
nays II
The house homestead bill was then Ia.
ken up-26 against 30. Adjourned
HovSe.-The house proceeded TO the con
sideration of the report Of the Covode in.
vcstigating committee asking for the ar
rest Of Augustus Schrell, when Mr.. Wins
low made a minority report, maintaining
that there Is no authority TO inquire into
the private contributions of any persons
unless X be first be determined that the
purposes were corrupt.
Mr.. toyode said he wanted the list IL
Mr.. Schells possession, because it contain
ed the names Of government officers, and
not because II was signed by private indl-
yduals
Mr., Hickman, from the committee or
Judiciary, made a report on the president .
protest, rctuting thepositions Of the latter
The committee entertaining the Wow!
therein expressed recommend the adop
ton Of the following resolution:
HtSoIgca, That the house dissents from
the doctrines in the special message Of th'
president OF the | uIted States, of Marcel
-, lsCU. That the extent OF power con
telnp!ateG in the adoption OF the resolu
tions of inquiry Of March >. lSO0, Is neces
sary to the proler discharge OF the cousti
tutional duties devoived upon congress
That judicial determination. the opinions
OF former presidents, and uniform usag,
sanction It's exercise, and that TO abando,
II would leave the executive department
Of the government without supervision
or responsibility, and would be likely I,
lead To concentration Of power IN th'
hands OF the president dangerous TO tn,
rights Of free people.
Nr Houston SAID that Mr. Taylor anc
himself were the minority Judiciary com
mittee, but for want of time they had no
been able to get together TO agree upon
|. joint report. Each OF them, however, hac
prepared a separate report both agreeing
on general principles, and sustaining tn
Presidents special message.
Mr.. Houston views were read
Mr. Hick man submitted the motion tina
the reports be printed and further consid
era,ions be postponed til tomorrow week
pending which the house adjourned
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Mr. LovEJoY CANDIDATE FOR RE-ELEC-
TIoN.-The Bureau County Republican says:
a report having been circulated in
some portions OF the district that Mr1
Lovejoy would not be candidate for re-
election, we are authorized to say that he
will be candidate for denomination be-
fore the Republican Convention, and We
doubt not as heretofore he will be the
choice of his party"
OF course he will be a candidate 1t
would be impeaching his philanthropy to
doubt that he was still willing to serve his
brethren in bonds at three thousand
dollars a year, and mileage
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TowS ELECTION IN UrIcA.-The following
officers were elected in the town of Utica
on Tuesday of last week. Politics cut no
figure in the fight, the only test being the
best men" and Of course on this test the
majority of the candidates elected are
Democrats:
Hiram Highly, Supervisor; Republican.
j. B. Peckham, Town Clerk; Democrat.
James Clark, Assessor;
A o. erosion, Collector;
II. Rifle, Com. of Highways; Republican.
D. Strawn, Democrat.
T. Culver, =
NJ McNulty, Pound Master;
ID. T. Lee, Overseer of Poor;
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILRoAD.-The earn
ings of this road for the first quarter, end
ing March 3lst, show large increase over
any preceding year. AS compared with
1856, estimating the fourth week of March,
the gain exceeds 100000. This has arisen
mostly from the traffic from the South.
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The following is q full list of the Sup'
gisors elected at the town elections on Il
third of April in this county excep. II
town of Hope, in which we understa,
there is some difficulty about the electio
ANsa-E. Wormley.
BrookfsI&-Isaac Gage.
B1-ucs-John Carver.
Dayson-D. Green.
Der Purk-Wm. H. West
D:nn,icE-Wm. Wenner
Eagls-Thomas Halcott
Eari-Joseph Hart.
Eden-Frank Corwin
Farm Ri3ge-E. Baldwin.
Frec,!o6,-J c. Butterfield
Grand Rapi2s-Louis Soule.
Groreiand.-Joseph III. Brown.
La iSaNe-N. \. Canon.
MmHms-D J.. Carpenter
uendota-J Hastings
-uerid,u.--G- J. Sheppardson.
H;ss;on-Gieo. !. Southworth.
NorthgWe-W L. CT Jones
Ophir.-Robert McCieary.
OsqGc-John o. Dent.
Ofawa-E Strawn.
S w Cheever.
Per7t-P K Behrend.
Rdland-Joh Hise.
.Screna-G Ruger
South Oha.ca-J A lockwood.
Troy Grorc-W Y. Worsley.
Utica-H. Highly.
Vcrnaihon.- Samuel S. Hall.
WcNham-W Orr.
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RUrLASp-The following are the newly
elected officers Of the town of Rutland:
Supervisor, John Hise.
Town Clerk, Jackson r. Shaver
Assessor, James Trenary.
Collector, John Titus.
Com. of Highways. VIM. Pitzer, Newton
Ward, Samuel Hillikin.
O-n~saer of Popr Ira B. Howe
Justice of the Peace. Cyrus Shaver
Constable, Samuel E Parr
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SAVANNAH. Aprll II
Aiyices from Vera Cruz Of April lst
confirm the raising Of the seige by Mira
mon. Owing TO want o! provisions and
munitians OF war he had lost Zoo, ont O;
, 1000 men. The loss 10 the cityis tI!tiirg
Adyices from Mexico state that there Is
strong feeling in that city in favor of a
war with the United States The Amerl-
can minister arrived az Vera Cruz on the
18th De Golado had gone 10 Tampico 10
enter upon campaign. Neldez with
$40 men had been defeated with loss
of LOO The steamer Pocahontas left
Key West on the 10Th. for Vera Cruz
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A DUEL-PEoBABLY.- During the debate
in the lower house of Congress on We'd
nesday, sharp words passed between
Messrs Potter, of Wis, and Pryor, of Va
Shortly after the passage at arms, Mr
Hindman called Potter out of the house,
and told him Mr.. Pryor wished to send
him a message outside of the District
That night and next morning neither Pot
ter nor Pryor was at home, and the sur
mise is that they went out Of the District
to fight duel
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PROUD OF THE CRAFT.-We see by our
exchanges from New Jersey that the type
settlers are felicitatins themselves upon the
apparent morality of their craft. One of
these papers remarks: The printers of
New Jersey boast that there rs not single
printer in the State Prison of the State.
and but one in the Legislature
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LASALLE.-At the recent toMn election
in La5aile the entire democratic ticket
was elected by large majority. For the
last few preceding elections, it will be re-
collected, the democ racy of LaSalle suf
fered defeat on account of local feuds and
divisions IN their ranka. We are rejoiced
to find them once more united
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f O r s ~ L E ,
on LONG TIEE!

so acres in e. SW1. Sec 49, 7 50. Il. +G5 i'm
Or owed new house well. all enclosed.
I60 acres in Me-. Sec. II, u, Il. $50 acres broke
house, well, and stable.
50 ia e. SEis Sec. ;, 7. So, X. SO acres
btok- house, &c.
go acres in Sec 25 T. % R 5--unimpro~ed.
800 acres in 81 Sec. %, r. so, Il. 5-unimproyed
Iowa and Wisconsin lands exchanged for property in
La Sale county.
Houses and Lots in the city OF Auburn, y. Y, e1-
changed for property If Ottawa or La Sale county.
24O acres in Calhoun CO, Michigan, miles from Bat,
tie Cr.sk-good improved farm, bearing apple trees,
house, barn. &c. VIII be sold cheap.
l0b City Lots for sale. on long time from as to $500
each.
House and 10. for sale cheap on IVES. Pearl street.
Good well and elar. : so.
loo in NV. Sec q, 7. 80, Il. :, Livingston Co.
$40 per
100 acres in NEis Sec %. 7. So r. Livingston Co.
$40 per
l2o acres in Ru,land-10O improved goaa he Use
and barn, 800 bearing apple trees 100 rod, sSdge, tip
top farm. $40 per
leo acres in Laae-OO broke, good house, sta
bic, granary, cribs, well, high rol prairie $50
per acre.
per acre, 9 TO years time.
50 acres choice Iand+ acres improved, good house,
we'll fence, orchard Of bearing trees, ~ tim
miles from railroad. So psracre.
Chicago city property ia South Division VIII sell
exchange for properly IN l.. salle tounty-" sell On
Land. in Mssouri-wiH sell or eEcbange--in Coles,
Usage. Boone, and Morgan counties.
House and Lot in states AddIon-wi.l be sold
CHEAP. Ia story house, rooms. lot fJyl2J. $500
2L story house IN States addition, new, '4xiO, 10
rooms, good cellar and well The most beautiful resi-.
Stock Of Dry Goods in exchange for a farm in La
Sale county
to flJ
toHses and Lots for sale different part. OF the c-
~ aud some good bargains and no is the time to buy
property.
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Heal the SiCh.

Diseases 90 TIE Bowels 1aE Stomach are Away,
caused by large deposits Of hHf'E matte, If oy BAL
impure blood IN those Important organs. a'd i'e
poisCnous material. f!is at.a Diro1, acting on
the system weak O. throw u To-, matter
by natural channels or u i carried on II -
yery small ry-ou. d4TTsari and dgs-ut,-rN.
cole. eost.y-urs. bad breath adj -e-H1, nausea, Jos.
appetite. he'ch.u. % wind or the stomach. &c To
all these tile blood is tie lie and must be per
fe-tly pure and clean, then You cannot b sea \
short use Of JCp> DS'S MOUNTAIN HERE PILLS XII
delight you You VI. feel with surprise their SHY
pox.T ana be wii;iu- to say VIII tire OF the
west. truly they are the -' I,-aty healer
Sold by al Medicine Dealers. aP.4w
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Nor "A CAND1DArE.-Hon. A. H Stephens,
of Ga, has written letter to the Georgia
delegation to the Charleston convention
protesting against the use of his name as
candidate for the Presidency
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IT having been denied by a number of
Republican papers that the late Gov Bis
sell was a Catholic Rev James B. Done
Ian, of Dubuque, has published 4 note, in
which he says that about the year 1851,
in the city of Washington, he baptized the
Hon VIM H. Bissell, late Governor of IL
linois, and received him into communion
with the Catholic Church"
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New YoEK-IIon. James K PauldinC,
the contemporary Of Washington Irving, an
author of many popular works, and Secre-
tary of the Navy under James X. Polk,
died at HYDE Park on the tth inst
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FREsHET.-Heavy rains in and around
Pittshurg on Monday and Tuesday caused
a serious freshet in the Allegheny and
Mononcahela rivers The rise came SO
suddenly that several coal boats on the
Monongahela were swept over the dam
and sunk The number lost was Is, the
loss being over $1,000 Tho loss in Ale
ghany has been considerable. Several
manufactures have been flooded, and fam
lies in some instances were driven from
their dwellings. Altogether, it was one OF
the most destructive freshets experienced
for many years. The Monongahela pier
mark indicated 90 feet i inches-only 20
inches less than the great freshet Of 1852.
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To Con.ump:,,c,S vcr.eu> Sufferer.

'liE subscriber, f1r several years resident %
/ Asia, discovered While there. simple vegetable
remedy cure Tor tJssHDS tso 4 sfblHG SroF.-
ctifis CDUChs, .,'3s. and N-y5ys D-Ei.tv. For She
benef; OF C"usump-iy-s ard AsrvyU- >.r~rSrs. he IS
willing TO make the same public.
To tho-r mo desire ii BE- - l send ;h- Prescription,
with fu directions fs. # rigrg@ = also sI4ats -
the medicn-, which hey 81 h7 beautiful rouBina
zion OF Natures ubi- herbs Those desiring TIE Re
rueJy can obtain Il mail. BY Addressing
JE cur EBERT. GotfHi- Pr y-t~.ia.
ap2i-an - ~ Broud,sGy, N.io YORK.
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From statistics recently prepared, relat-
ing to the extent of lunacy among the ne
groes of the various states of the Union
it is stated that there is, i'll Louisiana, l
lunatic out of 2,4..7 negroes; in South
Carolina, in 1899; in Massachusetts,,
in As; in Maine, in II,
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PORTLAND MUNIcIPAL ELECTIoN-The re-
cent victory of the Democracy at Portland,
Maine, is much more important and sig
nificant than the meager telegraph reports
would have led one TO believe The issue
was placed squarely Oh the Douglas plat
form-both the candidates for mayor were
popular ulen-and the result was purely
political, no local or side questions what
ever entering into the issue. Howard the
democratic candidate received :, is votes,
Jewett republican, $50 votes, the former
being elected by Is majority. The Demo
era Is also elected I of the : aldermen
This is the first time Portland has gone
democratic in six years. The vote was by
900 the largest ever pol!ed in the city,
showing the intense interest that was felt
in the election. Howard is a Douglas dc,
legate to the Charleston Convention.
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Corn &: round Ia Lcf.
100 ACRES of Coan ground, and $50 alire, o
wv breaking to let, by Il. +. SHUTWELL-

Adnonjstrat,ir's Sale Of Real Estats.
DY virtue OF order and decree Of the County
ID Court 0! la Sale County, Illinois, made the pc
tsn OF the undersigned adHini>ratriS OF the estate
% Henry u. Cotton leave sell the
estate Of said deceased, the last December Of
sad court to VII, on the 18Th day 81 December, D.
lsJs, sla, the 5gth day OF January next between
the hours Of 10 o'clock a. and O'Clock Of said
day sell al public sale at the south door Of the Court
House in Ottawa. La Sale County, Illinois all the
rest of til. said Henry C. Cotton in the following d.
scribed real tate, situate County OF La Sale
and State o! Illinois. to wit:
Lot % in block three, 81
Lot five 80 in block fifteen, ,l5J
Lot thirteen (l3) in block twenty-five, (22)
Lots Eve o. nine, 90 ten. 30 Steven, (I aid fl
teen - in block twenty-five, ,:5)
Lots une 90 eleven, tllJ and fifteen, 90 in block
twenty six. f2j
Lots one ~ two O. Eve, ~ eight 81 fourteen,
"a and Fl teen, jl5y ia block twenty -nin-. t29)
Lot three ls> in block thiriytUo, 49, all Ottawa
Centre. in rhe towa OF Ottawa.
Lot xix jol in block Gfty-on-, (5'J
Lots nine, - thirteen, 81 and fourteen, CiD in
block f!:y eight. t5-l
10, eight in boo, eighty five, $40 -. il States
And the haf OF the 500 h-ea,; quarter OF 10,
ven, a. in b.ck I>eiyr tl2t a Tie original Town Of
Ottawa. The east tvU.irs Of OFT lot fourteen 90
the southwest fractional quarter o! section eleven
Nl) in township thirty tire, ca Of range three 81
and pts four ~ and scyeGtyeght t1S,) IN
the south fractional quarter section, township
and Aforesaid; ard the east fractional south
{33,) OF range four 4 sali Sale county.
del; 1T..g Of n. eA.tte Of Asnrg O. Cotton cf>ed
The above .=,e las been postponed until Thursday
TIE first day O: March, 100.
MARY L STOUT.
jar2S a1asr n i,e E.tot> II H-i.y,. g. C.ron deed
Tie abo,e sare has been p0s'.oned unf Monday, tie
an Ia, O. Nay; b. is5l. NaEI h SIot
STATE OF ILLINOIS In S,Vs C,nrry. IS Tie PEG
pie Of ILLINOIS,, 20 whom. these pre-
MY come. and especially TO the next OF kin.
heir. ajax, and creditors o. Charles Burke, deed.
-GEEETISG:
Ny-HEKFss Geor-- Barber, administration OF tre es-
W tale o. Crare- K.Tte decd Is d-s.rous % rrn-
G-rrF,R account cf DO, proceeding rh adnnis:r
and having Inn settlement. and Ter that purpose
has made an Application ~ the County Court OF Ia
Sale County citation. b. directed those whC
may l- Interested Il Said Nr, therefore,
qliTr you 60 appear before slit court lawa
il s@.i county, on Ire 2l-t d MAJ 90, /
IN the afternoon i yol sac :: to attend the Anal
ti-rtr g sail account
testimony v.-c0' the sThscrrer, clerk Or the
y Of La Sal. county aforesaid. has h-r=un-
Il hs hand and a:.Xsd tie seal CT said cour,
q; Ottawa the 1874 day % March, IssH
P. LINpLEf. CZerE.
Ap1i3-' (. L. HERRiCk, D>y-.
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LIFE, FIRE. AND MARINE
I'm s UK ANCE,
EFFECTED on
River and Canal Navigation, Life, BuEd-
inCs, Furniture, asc.,


~ SOME OF THE
Hos. f.stt,ortiy and rel att laurence CenpGntes
IN the tn;ted S!dtes,
Such the
PHENIX INSURANCE COMPANY. HARTFORD.
Cash CapitaI sioo,Cco7 Surplus, si-2 s25.
QUAKER CITY INSURANCE co, PHILADELPHIA.
Cash Capital, s2sv gyo, sUrIIGs, !l3g,e95-
SECURITY FIRE AND MARINE ms. CO. y, YORK,
Cash Capital, 10000; caspi-s, s;.,764
y. ENGLAND FIRE L MARINE ms. Co. HARTFORD,
Cash capital, - o. %: surplus, 323 Dos.
CONTINENTAL INe URANCE Co, NEW YORK,
Cash Capital. $4,000 Surplus. s+i6,5.s.
TIRE, "yths Of The pycTts dtrtaeG 10 the insured.
The insured participate in the profits without incur
ring any liability Three fourths of the net
proGis Of the business divided annually 20 holders
policies. The following dividends have been paid
Let aivlerd policy holders Jaly, ~. , cent.
"a do 90 do do 1853, 50 do
An 90 do do viii occur in leo.
Tbis Of Insurance ar.ong Fire Insurance Com
pauies masking rapid way and VAL ia the course OF
supercrde the old system, * the cheapest and
safest beyond doubt. Property owners should inv-st
gate this system Of Insurance il ih-y want to mo-
ney. Also. Agent for the
GrRAED AND GHss7 WESTERN ms. CO, PHILA.
Commissioner # DeeG5 for St1is Ct N-,e York.
wv FAY, IL Erchangs Bank, Or.rrsa.
Ottawa, Mach y. 1859.
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REY:A:: J. WARsEn has resigned the rec.
tership Of st Pauls Church Episcopaliau)
a. Peru.