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ID after its passnge o WnITFH0RNE,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
TAI. W, NEWMAN.
d. 4 40 8
Passed March p, 1850.

AN ACT to regulate the practice Of Law and to relieve officers
Section J. Be it by the General Assembly OF the State
Of Tennessee That in all where property has been,
hereafter may levied upon under Of law by
officer and possession and action has been may
be brought against said officer for the recovery Of the for
damages any person whose instance the process ssued
tepermed to comeno Court at any time before the cause
hnay disposed substituted defendant in
0cr which entry shall be made upon the minutes
of the Court parry substituted may TIE discretion
the Court compelled and give security for all
that may become chargeabe to said officer the
time OF tie substitution aforesaid
Bic q Be it further enacted, That upon written notice being
serVed upon tue party whose instance the process issued
officer stating Of the suit and the Court in which
the peudng, and demand that such party into
suhsutedn the place Of said officer also said
the upon which said application shall made
if said party appear and become sus ued ao
said, then officer may permit judgment to go by default
against himself or defend the same
SEC 3. Be it further enacted, That upon tbs Substitution
Aforesaid, officer shall be said suit
shall b. a competent witness in the
SEC enacted THAI WheneVer more persons
brnga partners account, bill fexelange
bond note either before Magistrate Court
shall necessary for them to prove their partnership
the defendant files plea in abatement in writing, denying
the partnership oath. W, O. WHITTHORNE,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
TAI. ". NEWMAN,
PASSED. March 1860, Speaker OF the Senate.
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e q
Commencing Monday, April IS, 1880.
Time to Memphis Ttoenty-tl0o H0lrs-Fdre SIl 90 !
ONLY FIFTEEN MILES STAGING

BAGGAGE THROUGH DECATUR
PASSENGERS for the youth take the A. N. Train Of the
Tennessee and Alabama Railroad Pulaski Carter
Thomas HOughE line Of stages Prospect station,
miles, Decatur with Memphis Charleston Railroad
train for Memphis, Grand Junction. and all points South and
West.
Through tickets Memphis be procured at
the Tennes and Alabama Railroad Ticket Office Broad street
Passengers going North take the A NJ Tennessee
and Alabama Central Railroad Decatur connecting Prospect
station with the Stage line TO Pulaski, SC
Trains make close connections both ways with Memphis Sad
Charleston Railroad train Al Decatur. apri3-d3m
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81 - HooEl

TIE HIsT0RR OF HERODOTUs, by Geo. Rn7slin-
son, MA, with Maps and Illustrated vols
MARIN's MECHANICS, by Chas Bennett;
HISTORY OF PENDENEIs, By Thacksray;
VOYAGE DOWN THE AMOR. BY Collins;
LIFE BEFORE BIN;
AGAINST WIND AND TIDE By HOlme Lea, author Of syl
van Hotl Daughter, Katie Branda;
BIBLICAL REASON WHY. guide to Scripture Readings,
illustrated;
PASSING THo UGIITS IN RELIGION. sewelI;
NIGHT LEssOEs FROM sCRIPTTRE. sswelI;
FRIARsW0OD ST OFFICE by tie author Of the Heir OF
Redelf- F. HAGAN,
apr4-d&W Il College street.
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IMMENSE DISTRESS AUCTION SALE.
Splendid Furniture, Mattresses, Pr
amos, ETC.

HARDY BROTHERS, AuCtioneGrs.
an Saturday Morning, 10 o'clock, April 9Ist, and
reserve, will sell large and rich
splendid new Furniture, Mattresses, &c. Also to
realize three magnificent Rosewood Pianosof
peOr STYLE quality, and finish. We any person
want Of Pianos that these instruments
instructed to sell them for cash without limit
HARDY BROTHERS,
ap5 Au ,tionsers & General Agts, a Public Square.
FOR PICTNBURGH.
FENHE light draught superior steamer sam. p. --zs
n Hubbard, HASY, Master, will leave sNAS-+.A
above and for all intermediate landings Monday, -
the 10Th INST at o'clock P NJ For for freight passage APP
ply on board or to II. II, HARRISON q SON,
aprl6-lt Agents
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Tol, 1lnnFII CUMREKLAND RIVER.

VVyuE ugbt 5raueht pasenger steamer EDAO g. n
[-l.n Ws0er. viii rsn regularly Throughout
the Sc son as above iouchiEg at al prints ,' M ~
flsities render her deservealy popu
la F- fIsieht or passage apply on board o. to -
-.
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no BOOK Agents..

NTANTED One or two resaectable men, good address,
w to CANVASS Or IuHrated Publications. Apply % JOAN
v RICE, at Mrs COckers Boarding H0us Corner College
and Line sselseen The hours Of II O'clock a NJ and P
NJ. aprl3-d -
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IN BaSK ETS CEEAMPAGNE;
Wv . Baskets "Heidscx
-25 do Grand lldusseur,"
jet received and viii be sold under the market to close imme-
diatelyty BENJ IIELDS & CO..
apriiS Central Auction Rooms. q College street.
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PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING,

E-IAINU Il UNINU IND ItEFALHINGs
~ W. KTBBEE will henestorth make Nashville his perma
VI. nent resi- ence, and will tune Pianos, Organs,
and by the year single timing and can visit
often required since he viii spend week il every
month in the city and vicinity Ee will regularly the
ownsn Middle, West, Fast Tennessee Alabama
and Mississippi Orders left ct Benson Co.'S Music Store or
Reeds Piano Rooms. Church street. Communications BY
mai Will be promptly attended TO aprli-i.tW
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MOTHER invoice Of seasonabe underwear, Of gauze silk
auge merno, cashmere Isle thread, linen, ackcnet and
plain cotton, received and for sale by II McGILL.
apis
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ECEIVED supply OF Umbrellas OF six, alpaca, Bingham
a plain cotton extra large, others lgh. fog
ummer use. [apl5l JH McGILL.
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FIVE PLsNIs, EvERGEENs, ETC., ETC
Lnnl fnr Snle.

Land Tor Sale.
WISH sell tract Of land lying two miles North West
from FranNn joining the lands Of Davis. Glass
Hamilton and tie heirs o. Maury dsce lsei and
the Porter place. Containing 32 g
81 which is in woodland. EDWIN PERKINS
FrankIi1, April %, lS8n-tuAw-tf
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Umbrellas.

Canes, Canes
4 SUPERB lot Of Canes received and for sale by
a arIi J Il McGILL.
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Senator sIEdeII,s HemarE-s-Douglaa' Pres
Eramme---The Homestead HlIl---Ehe
Virginia seBators---Uhe People---SeEF-
ara ana Cameron.
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FREsH COMPLIMENTS.

FRESH CONsIGNMENTS-
- BARRELS Eresh Butter:
= Kegs do DO
~ Onions Just received b. Louisville and Nashville
,.t,.s ' w. az ale ~ D. D. DIOKEY,
enyIS ~ II Market street,
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MISCELLANEOUS READING.
MOVEMENTS IN EUROPE. I,

NJ. About's famous first pamphlet, full of
suppositious matter as it was, embodied q
large batch of truth his second pamphlet
is of like character; at any rate it has much
with which an American will sympathize.
permission of the government, the mere fact
of publication is significant of the designs
of France and if it forshadows, as to Ger
many, what prior pamphlet did as to Ita-
ly, as to the purposes Of that mysterious,
wonderful man, Louis Napoleon, its sayings
are worth regarding. 80 se IL s.li.
The great utteranee, Napoleon and Italy
was not more severe on Austria than is the
present pamphlet 1t says that" austria
represents the doctrine Of the divine right
in its most absolute vigor, Political and
religious despotism, abnegation of the rights
Of the people, the most enormous conces-
sions to imperial authority, and blind wor-
ship of the past, and an obstinate hatred of
all progress these are the worm. eaten ba-
ses of the Austrian monarchy" That's a
drawing with sharp outlines ), and the mere
fact that the artist is allowed to draw 1t in
Paris surely is significant. Having thus
presented Austria, NJ. About coelly remarks
of the Germans, "they know that in accep-
ting the dominion of Austria they must re-.
nounce even hope of progress J" And the
saucy scribe proceeds to ask the Prince Re-
gent of Prussia whether he sides with divine
right and the King of Naples, or with, popu-
lar right and the Emperor Of the French or
the King of Sardinia" That's rich reading
for warm days; think of popular rights in
France Boston Post.
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TAKE NOTICE.

HSS~ TO OWNERS OF DOGS. HHSa
A LII PERSONS owning DOGS, of which tney
n may consider Of any value, are hereby re-
quired 10 contine and secure the same for ninety
days from and after the 18th instant ;., a..s
And the Police Constables are Ordered TO kill
by shooting all animals Of the DOG kind, running
at large within the limits of this Corporstion--ths
city being swarmed with worthless ours, without
owners. Given under my hand at the Mayors
office, the 10th day of July, 1860. .a
iv I6-dlut GSent1 w B. PRICE Mayor
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New WONDERS. The spaces Of the solar
system, or some of them at least, appear to
be thickly peopled with small planets, or
asteroids, invisible to the naked eye or the
ordinary use of the telescope. No less than
forty seven of these young planets are now
known to exist between Mars and Jupiter,
and every few months we hear of a new dis
covery The largest of them is said to be
only forty miles in diameter and the small
est only four. h
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.


kaTHt.N completed, six years aG", the 81.
w NICHOLAS was universally pronounced
the most magnificent, convenient, and thoroughly
or.san.zcti establishment Of the kind on this con
tinant. v hat ii was then, IL remains to. day
wiinout - rival in size, in sumptnousneS5, ana IN
the general cicucntS al cOmtori anu enjoyment
The Hotel has Recommendations lor l ,6"o guests
including 100 compee suites -! apartments f"i
families. six hundred persons can lie c"Intorta-
bly seated at lhc tables Of its three public dining
rooms. and nothing that modern art has devised
Tor the convenience and social qualification OF the
travelling public. has been omitted IN It's plan, OF
Is neglected. in its practical details. The early
rcputatiou ot the house at home and abroad, dcrl-
we'd from It's magnitude, its superb appointments
and its honc.liie comforts and luXures, has been
cnlircd every year by the unwcaricd eNert!onS
II the pr"prir'"rS, .........,.
TKEADWELL, WHlTC0MB & co.
New York. jc 6--,i:in
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"Aye! men may come, and men may so,
But we ~ Oh forever.

DURIFY TIE BLOOD !--MOFFATS VEGE-
/ TABLE LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX
BIrTERS. The high and enviel celebrity which
these prceminent Medicines have acquired for
their invaluable efficacy in all the Diseases which
they profess To cure, has rendered the usual prac-
ticu Of putting not on y unnecessary, but unworthy
Of them. In all Of Asthma, Acute, and
Chronic Rheumatism, Affections "f the Bladder
nnd Kidneys Bilious Fevers and Liver Com
plants, in the South and West, where these dis
eases prevail, they will be found invaluable
Planters, farmers, and others, who once use these
Medicines, will never afterwards be without them
Bilious Cholic Serious LooScne-s Piles, Costiye-
ness, Colds and Coughs, Choic, Corrupt liumors,
propsie>.
DYSpErSIA.~-No person with this distressing
disease, should delay using these Medicines I'M
mediately.
Erup,ions of the Skin. Erysipelas, Flataleney
FEVER AND ACuE.---For this scourge Of tho
Western c"untry, these Medicines will be found II
safe, speedy and certain remedy. Other medicines
leave the system subject TO a return Of the dis
ease; IL cure By these medicines is permanent
Try them BE satisfied, and he cured.
FvuIneSs OF Complexion General Debility, tiout,
Giddiacss Gravel. Headaches, Of every kind, ln-
ward Fever, lnfammatorv Rheumatism, Impure
Blood Jaundice, Loss Of Appetite.
MERcCRI>L IsEASEs.--Never fails to eradi-
cate entirely all the effects Of Mercury, Infinitely
sooner than the most powerful preparation of Sar
sparilla.
Night Sweats, Nervous Debility, Nervous Com
plants, Of all kinds Organic Affections.
pnEs.--The original proprietor Of these medi
cines was cured Of Piles, OF IS years standing, By
the use Of these Life Medicines alone.
Pains in the Head, Side, Back, Limbs, Joints
and Organs.
RHEuMArIsM.--ThoSc affected with this terrible
disease will hc Of relief by the Life Medi.
cineS.
Rush of Blood TO the Head, s:uryy, Salt Rhcum,
Swcllings
Scroiula. or Kings Evil in its worst forms. IL
GERS Of every description.
Worms Of all kinds are eifectually expelled by
these medicines. Parents will do well 10 adminis-
ter them whenever their existence is suspected.
Relief will la certain.
THE LIFE PILLS AND PHENIX BIT
TIERS purify the Blood. and thus remove all dis
ease from the system. Prepared and sold by
DR. WILLIAM B. MOFFAT,
3ij Broadway, cor. Of Anthony street, New York
For sale BY all Druggists.
New York: jy 1o-ily
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rGS1. SulNGTUN, ALEXANDRIA
-. = : a&!4s----lat:AND GEOkGETOWN STEAM
PACKET COMPANY
NEW ARRAN TENT.

The fuvoritc steamer COLUMBIA, Capt. james
Harper, has recently been put IN complete order
HAVING had A He'd 10 her former accommodations
.,,.i,us .Iloou and fourteen comfortable state
rooms with entire new bcddiag and other turnl-
tnre, and will until the I'D September next leave
B tttnpro EVERY SATURDAY AFTEkNooN,
NJ SIX instead Of four o'clock-thus atordins pas
.y.ug.r; uad shippers two hours more in Baltimore,
and arriving at Point Lookout aud hlnsale al
luore convenient hours in the morning. Return-
iu. the ColulnbiA will leave hiiey's wharf Wash
.iugton. EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, Ill
.fy md Alexandria ai seven ociock calling at
all tn. usual stopping places. going and returning
[, tlul nui receive passengers ant freight.
Since the COLUMBIA has been enlarged II
rarely happens that she cannot take considerable
u ullitions 10 her usual freight. shippers there
.ore having large lots 81 gnnno, pig iron. anu "th
er ,roi.rnt can have them carried by Spoci.! agree
mcal on terms mutually advantageous, on apph-
cation t. the following agents.
GHAS. WUkrlilNUlUN, Baltimore.
WHEAT ( BKOTHEk. Alclaudria.
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GEORGE SIGGERS,
l,ly I,jNrII,R AND ipkk + LEX

RDOk-BiNDER AND PAPER lit LEE.
NJ. - Prince street, "PP"''tc me ""'en' c1'''
ALEXANDRIA, IA.
NfjFSTC, Magazines and Old Books bound IN
iyl any style. | also RULE, and make I" order,
any Leseril don Of BLANK Bu0k@, which "Il
warrant 10 he made Of the best paper and materials
and bound in the strongest manner. bank oiilce:",
Bankers Merchants, Clerks ot Courts, Hotel Keep
cr< Insurance Companies ana all wh" want Bianh
Books. are respectfully invited II give me II call
il,
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THE LATEST OUT!

NJ A G I c r q F F Els.
TNIiIS universally admired article for ladies
i trimming is graceful and pretty in its effect
on every garment to which it is adapted either for
ladies or childrens wear, it is made by new pro-
cess, in the neatest, and most substantial manner
and will laundry equal to the best hand made Ruff
hc These Rutfes will be furnished by the box
of any material and style that may be ordered.
Call soon as it is going very fast.
iy IA C. C. BERRY, King street
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The Cincinnati Enquirer, referring to the
result of the late breach Of promise case in
St. Louis, says "We once heard an emil
nent Judge, Jacob Burnet; observe, that his
long experience at the bar and on the bench,
warranted him in saying that, in nine cases
out of ten, in contested cases. he would,
were he interested in them, prefer that they
should be decided by the tossing of . copper
rather than by the instrumentalities of q
court Such was bis idea of the GLORIOUS
uncertainty of the law"
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rAuQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

TA1uFSE SPRINGS, situate fifty miles west oi
Washin gton city, will he opened on the 9Th
Of Iuac a-a frst-rlasS Watering establishment.
The subscriber having become the purchaser,
will make every effort, with competent aS"iatants
Ia re -es tabish their former high reputation They
may be reached in six hours from Baltimore, three
from Alexandria, and eight from Richmond, by
Railroad. with about & miles OF singing, over Il
good turnpike.
Katcs- jur. per meal: 5 80 per day; 50 per
week: $50 Der calender month. and so for two
monlhs--childrcn over = and under II years, and
colorcd servants, half price-white servants three
lourlhs--horsss soc. per day Address subscriber
.lyarreuton SPRINGS" ROBERT HUDGIN.
Faunuitr County VA. my .iD-2aw2m
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WHEAT DRILLS.

w T. are now prepared to take orders for Gt-
ANO and WHEAT DRILLS, and will furnish
any Drill that may be preferred. We have beeu
selling the SEYMOUR DRILL for i've years,
with entire success, and We again offer then, be
leying them to be the best in the market. All
orders will be promptly filled.
MEADE i MARYE,
Agricultural Warehouse, No. 25 king.street.
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OTICE.-The ACCOTTNK MILLS, in Fair
~ fax County have been rented by MIR. MARK
YOUNG, who will be prepared at his office in Al
exandria corner of Prince and Union streets, TO
furnish to the trade and Consumers, q choice arti
Gle of FLOUR for family use, together with Il
general assortment of MILL FEED at current
rates WHEAT and other GRAIN purchased by
his agent. JOSEPH GRIMES.
ia
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FOR BALTIIORE AND POTOMAC RIVER
LANDINGS.

INCREASED ACCOM- NOTATION.
..--s- THE "UlAMOND STATE, Capt.
".-L,.z.sS, Jacob Herwiu, will leave Alexandra.
OH Saturday, ut o'clock, 7. NJ. aud return'ng'
Will leave Baltimore, on Wednesday, Al o'clock
y " or earlier il loaded. and all surplus freight
viii hc taken hy the st. Nicholas.
..J~-D, The "Sr. NlC!iohAS,' Captain
- !. tts:,-eA. - Samuel Gay. viii leave Washington
al i o'clock. and Alexandria IL o'clock, A. NJ.
on Saturday morning. and returning, will leave
Baltimore on Wednesday, at o'clock t. Nj and
will call at the following landings 10 land ana
receive passengers aud freight Point Lookout
Forts Br"ou>, ani Coad< "hnr'e$, rlney
Point, stones Wharf. ChappelI Point, Pope'S
,'reek, and all the established upper landinss on
the MARYLAND Shore. and White Point. Matthias
Point. and Buyds Hole. the Nlrnigia Shore
iu2D WHEAT 4 BRO, Agents.
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If early breakfast were taken, in regions
where chill and fever, and fever and ague
prevail, and if, in addition, brisk fire were
kindled in the family room, for the hour in
cluding sunset and sunrise, these trouble
some maladies would diminish in any one
year. not ten-fold, bnt thousand-fold, be-
cause the heat of the fire would rarity the
miasmatic air instantly, and send it above
the breathing point. ..=5t +. ....... .a ...
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oaaNcs ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
f., TT II l n: :: -
TWO DAILY TRAINS.
Al LtrlNp EK L nAN lnnn pnt

Nv " b*h1 IAs-at-Nf~'
DN ASD AFTER FRIDAY. June 29th, 1860,
~ TWO TRAINS will leave Alexandria daily,
for Lynchburg and the Southwest, connecting at
Hor,lonsville with the Trains on the Virginia Cen
,rl Railroad, for Richmond charlottesville,
stanton, &c, ana with The Train on the Manassas
Gap Railroad. for Woodstock Mt: Jackson, 't,r &r,
,Throuph Tickets to RICHMOND, LlNCH-
grKG. KNOXVILLE, ZEN IS. NASH
VILE, MOBILE MONTGOMERY, and NEW
ORLEANS, at the Ticket Othco, corner OF Mug
and Union streets
Leave Alexardria att, A. NJ, aud 7.l', 7. NJ.
Lynchhorg AT $40, \. NJ, and i.iO, I. NJ;
r2..5. The connections with Virginia Central
ana Manassas Gap Railroads are i"ade by The
day trains only
]. NJ. EkOADUS. General Ticket Agent.
re- NOTICE. --Freights iorthe Extension Will
leave Alexandria every Tuesday morning, aud he
received nj the Depot-and loaded Oh OhI"A street
every Monday.
Fish viii not he carried 10y the passenger trains
j. T. LATHAM, Agent ot
Transportation, Orange and Alex Il. H. H.
IL,
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THE SEVEN FOUNTAINS, or

White Sulphur and Chalydeote Springs,
SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.
fI1uIS pleasant Summer resort Will be open Tor
4 the reception Of yi3tcrs Oh the 18th Of June.
Coaches viii leave Water Lick Station, on the
Manassas Gap Railroad daily, after the arrival OF
the cars. Distance Il miles up the romantic val
lev of Powells Fort. Persons leaving Baltimore
via Washington and Alexandria, ia the early train,
will arrive nj the Springs on tho same day
Through tickets obtained at Alexandria.
My Farm, Garden and Dairy are renowned for
the abundance and superiority Of their produc-
tons For description (Virginia Illustrated) see
Harper's Magazine, December, 1858. Full par
rcnlars cnn he had by application for circulars,
which also contain the analysis Of the several
Waters.
Rooms or Cottages can be secured in advance.
Sulphur or Mountain Water Baths ns desired.
Terms IS per week $50 per month
Mails daily, postoiice Seven Fountains Shen-
andoah, Va. ShML. A. BANNER, Proprietor.
IN. --.,1tlr
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Paid up Capital ana surplus s............ -'i''i
SECURITY TO POLICY HOLDERS.
YIHIS old and responsible Company nSures
against loss or damage by Fire. almost every
description Of property, ind offers to Mereh;tu.s
and others desiring insurance, the security VI an
actual Capital oi S6,29S, 500 for the whole "i which,
and for any liabilities beyond the Shareholders are
,ynvnu.LLY REsrosslBLE even to the extent Of
their entire fortunes The Shareholders number
about one thousand, and as u large portion oi
these are persons Of great wealth, the most ample
provisions exist for meeting every possible ci'im
against the Company.
SlJBjECT TO THE LAWS OF THE UNITED
STATES.
Tn appointing an Agent for tho united states
the Company has empowered him ITO appear To
ana accept any action or legal proceedings ihsti~
tuicI against or by said Company, III The same
manner rs if the Company were Corporation or
Company established by the laws OF tho United
States. or any Of the several States.
PROVISION FOR PAYMENT OF LOSSES IN
THE UNITED STATES.
4 SPECIAL PERMANENT FUND AAS HEEH PLACED
AT THE DISPOSAL OF THE AGENT At PHILADELPHIA,
ro py,aLE Rim TO ADJUST ASD PROMPTLY PAY ALL
lossts. WITHOUT REFERENCE TO LONDON.
LIBERAL TO THE INSURED.
The uniform course Of the Company has always
tcan liberal one towards Policy Holders No just
clam has ever been disputed, and prompt pay
ment Of losses is :. standing rule. During lhe
past wear, losses exceeding So25.00D were pald.
Losses paid ~ soon the amount Il hsccftaiIieu'
ANNUAL INCOME.
The lnccmc oi the Company is now about ST.
900 900, increasing gradually each year. showing
that il has the confidence Of the dicIent eoinmu-
mites in which business is done.
RATE OF PREMIUM.
The Rate of Premium viii be moderate, and IN
all cazcs will be based npon the character ot the
owner or occupant, and the merits Of tho risk.
The conditions oi Insurance are framed with the
greatest lberalty.
JAMES T. CLOSE, Agent
jzss7- 0ifcs in Exchange Block, on King street
sep 2S-dly -.-.--.