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= ardware and Cutlery,
S. w. III. TUCKER,

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS.
= have IN store, AMI are receiving their eupulies
for the spring Trado direct from the vrs shich
they o6sr - CASE AND PROMPT slsssBUYERs on "a
vorabls terms. The stock being unusually N 70
they consistently solicit examination Of the same
3. ". 4 IL. TUCKER.
Sign OF Red Paddock, cor. Main 4 ID sts.
Keokuk. March y. IS6e-dAw
M mchedAw s.WAH TUCKER.
GkIFsIN'S HORSE cAlis --sooa stocK Of ali
- .lse- Tor sale BY --sM.A II. Tucker.
Gcl THE htr LEs.--various Qualities Of seyIh
- Rifles and sharpeneis for sale BY
Marcns-dsw 5 W.4 II. TUCKER
"A Aka' $40. kis.-- A large stock of Ame,
n.rrss s. An. TUCKER
xAlNDSroN"s. The Bsrss a .nost. ne., Of Va
s.M. ! H.Tucxrw.
March 2. 'se-dtw Cor. Main ais,
k'L~uh NAILS. -----
- Fine Sd 10
fioorias co
Ana..!sd Do 'ealincA--a superior. article.
riai.6,as DO
IogetAsr 9Th general assor TN n 81 otherrA,,A
seAl'ont nfand, just received nd for SALE
Lo~ y LmcAsl ,. ", II. TUCKER.
sonN, 0AkDEN, q Ru BBl inland Iaei 11.nH.
spades, shovels, Asttocks and Picks:
ocytnss, Snsths, and Grain Cracles:
Cow.bslls, ssakcs and Corn PA ntsrs:
=, Trace and Halter Chains;
Cutting Boxss, Hay and Straw Knives.
Hay, straw and Manure Forks;
ana large stock Of AssoRrEp HARDWARE and
cuILaaf en- hAndsnd Tor sale Low BY
ncnsa4w s.w II. TUCKER.
GcfInE SToNES.-Scythe 5tones Of diffe,e.t
~ kinds,in qsantities 70 salt.
nsyls =. An. TUCKER.
Thnsa EDOPs TMEAA SCOOPS III
a NE" supply Of Tress Hoops. OF the sise.
..,.n aaaaiy ~anted. together with general as
80, SooPsfs Aoois Just received. and for
sale .ow ~ s W. II TUCKER.
a NV mnOk tOM CMsIDMEN.
sHE KANGAROO HUNTERS; or, ApvasTURxs
nHrss Busa: By Anne Bowman, author Of
hs ~ o..t ., The Young Exiles." 40.
OGDEN, BRowvELL co.'s.
~ Powdered.
Refined White,
Clarified and
sn.. Brown Sugars
ios SO y GOLFERS 4 ROBERTSON.
H.me !. M.Se M...sses.
19S GALS. Ballinger's Molsases, tor sale bv
80 octld lULLIEks 4 ROBERTSON.
AklNA just received and for sale ~
CoLkiEkS KOBERTSeNN.
IL HnDS. prime \. .. NUGA M Tor sale BY
NJ Il. AUSTIN CO.,
vi lis Main-aS
NJ Nv SUPPLIES UF
IN Rutl~dge,
Life Of Douglas,
Lincoln,
II Furedis,
OGDEN, BRowsELL CO.'S
.CIry BooKSToax,
eer.1.o So Mainst.
II wHHar
80 Z. = : --------". =. AUSTIN CO.
Pare cider VtnrEar.
unI received andfvr sale. Warranted Pure.
GOLFERS ROBERTSON.
Envet0P~s! EnvepoPeAyI
13OkIE-FOLiO, pcicial, Consular, Legal Invoice
= Bank, Document, Facet Post, Comisrcln
rost, sh4H lckst. Let ar.a tom mereial Note Bath
Pay, k0ts, esd, and Drug Envelcpss Of al sty
AAd prices. Just rec iv~a ~
OGDEN. BtuWNELL = COS
--------.-G.lA...B BOX Stole, %, Maip-st.
JU~T II sAsI.sV1.D
REsR 0HATktss.by
EF7EE FI W. ii. AUSTIN q co,
roypa lis aaipsst.
ANs WAITED, yar which NC viii pay ,sA ! 3,
.,h. y. ~ Aus1IN 20,
~ sOO ..
SiohY en- Bills, tory on Partnership. Greer,
~ lssti Ireatise, bliD's Diesst, j nj rccei =. !.
oy.-.nis pt N, bEHWNELLG
olD MUBsE,
EMrAnt A.ni.is, w4p,sd, for which ~ vii
.o,..s, VA. A,,AUsrrs 4 Co.
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We have the sbsve celebrated whisky for sale !:
JOHN T. WILKINSON, Wholesale Drugglt.
DAY BRO, 6rocsrs.
sAM'LK ANDERSON, !"
N. ANSLYN,
oct17d6u

Obb8bnob NOutces
t. D. A. Day, jeremiah Day, J. G. Parrott 4 Co.,
Vim. r.. l.. Kuddick, G. w. Harecttson, james
Burrsws, Kendall. Howe Co., tdefendAnts):
V0U are hereby respectively notified that there
/ is nov on ale Ia the o6fce Of the CLERK Of the
District Court Of Lee county, Iowa, at Fl. Madison
| apctition of Char. 3. Alien, claiming judgment
on foreclosure Of . mortgage sgaitst said d.
4. Day for the gum OF .hfsu hundred and twenty
Goth day Of December, 1855, and - against all
said defendants ying slso for the foreclosure Of
: mortgage given BY said D. A. Day to Chas. =.
Allen. upon lot four ~ II block twsntyix 49, In
Kilbsurne's addition 70 Ksokuk, Lee county, Iowa;
he sails of said mortgaged premises, the extin-
guishment Of al squity Of REDEEM ption therein,
for coats and neral rslisf.
Now you are notified TO appear and answer said
petition the morning Of the ~ day Of the next
term Of said Court TO b holden ON the 6rst Mon
yef December, 1860, decree will b had therein
BY default.
H. SCOTT HOWELL,
Enll A>. DAT
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OF THE GREAT CITIES


MAYORS OF THE GREAT CITE
Ne the undersigned hAr0Ks, hereby ssrH
eAat the Druggists, Apot hsca Iiss aEd Physicians
sar several cities hare signed document =
ssrance ts'ua that The cmsdtss Of Dr. y. Y Al
PILLS. AnUR cURE, ana CHI BkKY PEOGO4AL
AAvs Assn fosnd TO r. nsdsineS III great sxu1il1ns
aad worthy the confidence " tAs community.
HON. JANIS COOK,
Mayer ~ Lowell.
HON. ALIEN DxAADf.
Mayor Of NasAaavN. e.
HON. =. KxHAkRfN0TOI,s
Aaysr 81 Manchester, NH.
HON. JOHN ABBOTT,
Mayor Of Concord. N. II.
HON. A. II. BULLOCK,
Mayor Of Worcester, Mass.
HON. NATHEL sILSEEE,
Mayor Of Salem, Mass.
HON. r. ". LINCOLN,
Mayor Of Boston, Mass.
HON. W. N. RoDMAN,
Mayor VI Providence, &. /.
HON. AMOS W. PRENTICE,
Mayor Of Norwich, CT.
HON. IN. HARMS,
Mayor OF New London, Ct.
HON. CHAS. s. DODIER,
Mayor Of Montreal, @. Z.
noN. D. =. TIEMAN,
Mayor Of New York City.
HON. H. NJ. KINsTRBY,
Mayor OF Hamilton, @. W.
HON. ADAM WILSON,
Mayor Of Toronto, G. W..
ION. h. n. BISHOP,
Mayor Of Cincinnati, O.
HON. i. II. CRAWFORD,
Mayor Of Louisville, Ky.
HON. JOHN SLOAN,
Mayor Of Lyons, Iowa.
AUN. JAS. McfERTBKS,
Mayor OF Bowmanville, O. W.
HON. JAS. W. NORTH,
Mayor ct Augusta, Mo.
HON. HEkkY COOPER, JR.,
Mayor Of uallowell, he.
HON. JAS. $. BECK,
Mayor Of Fredericton, N. B.
HON. WILLARD NYE,:.
Mayor Of New Bedford, Mass.
HON. J. @. BLAIsDELL.
Mayor Of Fall River, Mass.
NON. W. II. CRAESTON,
Mayor Of Newport, r. /.
HON. FRED. sTAHL,
Mayor of Galena, Ill.
HON. JOHN loDuDEN,
Mayor OF Dubuque, Iowa.
HON. THOS. CRUTCnFIELD,
Major Of Chattanooga, Tenn.
HON. r.. d. BAuGH,
Mayor Of Memphis, Tenn.
HON. HERMAN l.. PAGE,
Mayor Of Milwaukee, Wis~
HON. W. VAUGHN,
Mayor Of Racine, Wis.
HON. A. FARR,..
Mayor Of Kenosha, Wis.
HON. JOHN C. HAINEs,
Mayor of Chicago, Ill.
HON. A. J. NOBLE,
Mayor Of Montgomery, Ala.
HON. w. HoLYBAp,
Mayor Of Columbus, Ga.
HON. THos. FgENcH,
| Mayor Of Burlington, Iowa.
HON. Nm LEIGHTON,
Ex-Mayor of keokuk, Iowa.
Certify that tho resident Druggists have assal
them
Certify that the resident druggists have ASSN
them
Csrsify that the resident Druggists have assui
them
AYERS SARSAPARILLA
AYERS sARsAPARILLA
AYERS SARSAPARlLLA
Il IN sxcsllsns remedy and worthy the consider
Of the Community.
= IN excellent remedy and worthy the sonhdsl
OF ths community.
Il N excellent remedy, and worthy the conhds
! Of the community.
AYERS AmsAPA
Tor Spring Diseases,
i For Purifying the Blood,
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IN COMMON COUNCIL.

At regular meeting ui the Common Council Of
AIexau,iria hr'd October I'D, 1860, there were
present:
". y. Massey, esq. President.
M,S,rs. Atkinson. Smoot, Snowleu, Hnliowe!l,
Alexander. Ea,tiach, Booihe, JaInieSon, Harper,
aui Whi;;'Egi"u.
iir. Smoot. from toe Committee on Finance. re.
por,c,i thai !o$ BREEDERS. elected City Surveyor on
the 18th ult!uao iad refused TO accept the o'ce-
the report wa adopted.
On motion OF Mr Snowden. il was
Resolved That the Committee un General Laws
be instructed TO enquire INTO the sGPcdtcncy of re-
linz. or aremu.ng the laws in reference 10 the
1lacc Of City Surveyor au': report to the City
gonari! hy biz! or otherwise.
ON motion, %, MIR Snowdcn, il WAS
Resolved, That two members Of each Beard OF
the civ Council lee appointed 10 represent the in
r-r-sr of ti, 2v ia the general annual meeting 81
thu. stock holders Of thr Orange and Alexandra
Raiiroai Company, to be held on the I'D "t No
vcn.ber and twa nab RS ais" to represent the IN
t.rrs .! the city in the general annual meeting o.
the Manassas Gap Railroad Company, :" be held
| on the 10Th OF November.
Messrs. &no,y.en and Hsiowcl! were appointed
on the par; Of this Board, Ia the Orange and Alex
andria Railroad Company.
M.ssr.. Su.oot and B5othe to the Manassas Gap
Railroad Company.
Mr.. Mckenzie present.
Mr.. Sniuot offered the Ia!l"wins resolution:
Resolved, 2'hat the Board ot Aldermen be re
uuestcd 10 return - the Common Council, the re-
uorg Of the special committee recommending the
removal OF John Thompson, one ot The city nisht
watch from Office
Not adopted.
Ayes-lles=rs. Mckenzie, Snowden, Harper,
| Wilmington. Jameson and Smoot-6.
Nays--Mcssrs. Massey, Eastlack, Alexander,
| raIIowcll Boothc and Atkinson--b
| A report from the Committee on CIa'ms 10 wholn
the bill OF b. L. Snoot for legal services had been
referred was received from the Board Of Alder
men, and the action Of that Board adopting the
| report, was concurred IN.
On motion. it was
nrt!er.l That the Auditor issue his warrant in
favor Of u. L. Smoot, for twenty dollars and fifty
| rents amount Of his bill for legal services
report from the same Committee Was received
through the Board OF Aldermen, on the application
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HATS AND CAPS

HATS AND CAPS!
q 0nN ARNOLD has just received 'rom New
York sample stock oi
THE EAi.L STYLES.
Embracing every variety of FhENrH FEHT,
EOLENhIN. o"d CAESilIEhE H-iIS. Also,
Il complete assortment ot
CHILDKEN'S FANCY HATS AND GAPS.
Being in receipt OF our NEW FASHIONS. we
are prepared to ill nj orders for SILK HATS.
\ call is solicited 10 examine The NEW STYLES.
2.S~ Phoenix Hall dat and Cap store.
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HATS. CAPS. B0NNETS, &c.
3ONNETS, RIBBONS AND FLOWERS,
z. L

fTUK TIE 7 .liL.
JOHN 7. EN Ms,
y ESPECTFULLY Informs the Ladies that ne
Il has opened well selected assortment "i
BGNNETS, RIBBONS, FLOW EkS, &c., OF the
latest styles. ,..
EoNNETS BLEACHED and TRIMMED At
The shortest notice
LADIES and MISSES HATS. Of the latest
styles, viz Clotilda, Florenlne, Continental, Zou-
ave, &c.
EONNETS made 10 order. at the shortest notice.
HATS AND CAPS.
Gentlemen; : Cashmere and Soft French HAS,
and Chiidrvn'$ Hats ana Caps.
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f;ANF YOUR ROOFS PAlNIED.-lT MAY
ii SAVE THE EXPENSE OF 4 NEW
uNF.-BUTCHER' PATENT GUM ELASTIC
PAINT, manufactured from pure India Rubber.
ground in any colors. This paint is superior to
any other Its name alone is sufficient TO recon-
mend il. and after years Of experiment. is found
- resist the action of the atmosphere, and in any
climate. last and wear better than any other in
rse 4 sure preventive for Leaky Roofs. An
excellent Protector for Metals. For sale by
liz j. \. HARPER Il co.
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NJ ACGkEG0R STOVES
wi MACGREGOR STOl Els J.

M ACGkEG0R STOVES
N MACGREGOR STOVES!
MACGREGOR STOVES =!
] continue to keep on hand large lot Of these
celebrated HEATING STOVES. No Stove has
ever reached so large sale, and given such gene
ral s,t;.fsction N the MACGREGOR.
Cali and examine one in operation vt my Store.
II. |. GREGORY,
octls Is and 100 King street.
CtHEET ZlNC.--A supply of assorted widths
y now in store and for sale as low as Gun Be had
in Baltimore or any other market. only ask
those in want to call and try.
On Monday next, oath September, viii receive
supply of all sizes of SHEET IRON, which
will be sold ut the lowest market rates
sep20 GEO. I. BALDWIN, Kisg skeet
IROUND PLASTER.-Ws offer for sale best
" WINDSOR PLASTER, ground very ine in
our own Mill, at $6 per ton Of 22Io Ds., delivered
to cars or to vessels. The price will not bs sdyan-
ced and the farmer can rely upon getting tho best
article, fresh ground, whenever they msy order.
js 2s MEADS MAASk'
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Ets- CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND
GENTLEM EN.--The subscriber will send (tree cf
chorye) to all who desire it, the Recipe and direc-
tions for making simple Vegetable Botm, that
will, in from two to eight days, remove Pimples,
Blotches, T.n, Frechirs Sallowness, and all imps-
rites and roHghness Of the Skin, leaving the same
as Nature intended it should be-soft, clear,
,moofh, and deanhJ"i. Those desiring tho Recipe,
with full instructions, and advice, will please eah
on or address with return postage)
JAS I. MARSHALL.
Practical CHEMIST.
No. - City Building, n. York.
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The Quebec Gazette, October Il, says
"Throughout the whole length and breadth
of the city the earthquake of this morning is
the absorbing topic of conversational re.
collection of such wel-defned shock be-
ing past the memory of even the ''oldest in
habitant." We have "reminiscences of the
shock of earthquake being felt in Quebec
some four andtwenty years ago, but that OF
this morning far exceeded it in intensity and
duration. With regard to time, allowance
being made for differences in time-keepers,
all agree that the shock commenced at about
ten minutes before six o'clock this morning,
and lasted for many seconds, some say min
utes: but under such circumstances, 1t is ex-
ceedingly difficult to reckon time correctly.
The sensation experienced were in some res
poets different, as was to be expected from
differences of location and the construction
Of the buildings in which the parties resided.
But all agree in representing the shock as
something unparalleled in Canada; and Incl
dents in connection with it have reached our
ears the recital of which would occupy col
umns Of our space.
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MISCELLANEOUS READING.

A TRIBUTE TO E**s N**s.n.
Thou hast left thy home on earth,
For one in realms of light;
A golden crown is thine,
Now thou walkest clothed in white.
The spoiler saw and marked thee,
In the brightness of thy prime
shadeIs thrown on all below,
For thou art gone with time.
We feel that thou art gone,
We miss thy cheerful voice;
Thy winning, gladstone smile,
Which made our hearts rejoice.
We miss thee from the freside,
vacant seat is thine;
But ah we miss thee most
When we kneel st even time.
Thou heard'st thy Saviours call,
Daughter, give me thine heart;
And thou didst not withstand,
But chose the better part.
In the house Of God we seek thee,
With those who meet for prayer;
Thou hast Joined the throng above,
Aye, thou art with them there.
Oh! who can paint the joy
That burst upon the sight,
When thy spirit left its clay
And took its heayenwsrd fight.
Methought heard the song,
Of the bright winged aeraph band,
As they bore thy happy spirit
To thoir glorious, heavenly land.
And shall mourn that thou so blest
Hast found the home of lasting rest'
No let me onward urge my way,
Above the storm bright breaks the day.
To Christ, the life and light of heaven,
fain would look thro' scenes of sorrow:
'.For he was thy Ransom, thy guardian tn
Guide,
And Death has no sting, since the Sayiou
hath died.
Oct, 1860. \. !. q.
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LOC1L ITEMS.

In suit in the Washington Circuit Court,
on Tuesday, Geo w. Phillips (trustee) vs..
John +. Kendall, brought TO recover damages
accruing from the resale OF a lot OF ground OF
which defendant was first purchaser, the
Court decided that in case OF the failure OF a
first purchaser to comply with the terms OF
sale there must sufficient time elapse be-
fore the appointment Of Il day of second sale.
In this case it was only from Saturday to the
following TUESDAY. with 4 single advertise
ment which the Court decided to have been
insufficient, and verdict was given Tor de-
fendant.
A large meeting of the citizens OF Wash
ington was held on Tuesday night, to take
the necessary steps toward the construction
OF Il horse railroad on Pennsylvania avenue,
with lateral branches through the prlncipai
streets OF the city. Subscription books nave
been opened, and there is no doubt but that
the road will be built in Il year or so, after
Congress has acted upon the matter.
CoLLrsIoS- yesterday afternoon, rs
the schooner Spray was coming down the
river, and when opposite the wharf OF the
steamer Baltimore, at Washington, the steam
er backed out and came in collision with the
schooner. The only damage done was the
breaking off Of the stern flagstaff from the
steamer.
The President Of the United States has
pardoncd Robert Cross, who was convicted
about three years ago of shooting Thomas
Robinson, {; police officer, Of the sixth ward,
for which offence be was tried and convicted,
and sent to the pcutentiaEy for Il term OF
wears
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CEN.iRD LINE'
4 rriu TO LIVERPOOL AND CORK 3.
VIA QUEENSTOWN.
THE FASTEST
<-Gn,sCREW STEAMERS AFL0AT sss=~-sk9ss.ssss.
4 ;ustralas ian ........o. .loo IONS.
4 Jura........-.............. 4oo
c.ua ..........,... ......... .S,ECo
vaiar. Observation-Disclosures. .....Z,oOO
4 -,rrIVG EVERY ALTERNATE I'll RSDA1.
FRoM New York:
Cabin. Steerage
d rigarrol aud Cork $500 $1,000
70 New YORK:
Cabin Steerage
I;r.-ron: $500 $4,000
49,, 900 5000
.iIdrea half price.
PASSENGERS going by this well known Line. Will
.@ys he sure Of first class and fast steamers. Of
.r romfor, ana attention, and Il good supply
gr5yisionS.
5.,.ogs wishing 10 send for their trcndi, can
vain certificates o: passage ut the above rates.
s5r passage, apply to
a,$-t: FOWLE ( CO., Alexandria, Va.
r-x4 CHANGE OF RUNNING OF
- : - STEAMER dlpSEf-on and after
--Ily. IIta instant, the Steamer GipSEi Will
..-.tularly, every day, between Furinih gton and
.;!4udra for passengers and freight, leaving
5..jngton at s! O'Clock. \. M.--returning, leave
,.uniria ut 3, z. NJ.
I.,as ot passage from Pennington 10 AieXan-
. aud back, - cents for each passenger. Chil-
.g aaler II wears, nall price.
..pIS-ltf ALFRED ". GARDNER K co.
r~-r WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA
:. it!...-..saSS AND q EOkGET OWN STEAM
TTKKI COMPANY
NV ARRAN EMENT.
T1s iavogire steamer COLUMBIA, Capt. James
3,roer, has recently been pat in complete order,
.,,a, had added 10 her former Recommendations
, ngei,u, saloon and fourteen comfortable state
.'9., with entire new bedding and other turni-
m, and will until the 22i September next, leave
3,inyre EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
:, ,,y instead Of four o'cloci--thus afordins pas
...;,cs and shippers two hours more in Baltimore,
al arriving " Point Lookout and hlnsale at
-Jt, convenient hours in the morning. Return
il. the Columbia will leave Riley'S wharf, " ash
.;oa, EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, at
ID, and Alexandria at seven o'clock, calling At
,.e usual stopping places. going ana returning,
.tul ana receive passengers and freight.
s.aes the U!.UMBlA mas been enlarged, II
...-ly happens that she cannot take considerable
.i,.ous 10 her usual freight Shippers there
se aaylu. large lots Of suano, pig iron, and 9TH
-:te!ght, can nave them carried by special agree
1.4l, On terms mutually advantageous, on appli-
,loa 10 the following agents.
CNAS. WORTHINGTON, Baltimore.
WHEAT { BROTHER, Alexandris.
All 9-tf
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No - City Building, n. York.
New York, aug 2-d3mo

NNO THE PUBLIC.-Dr. 2. a. COBB has
i made Milbuin & Bro, Druggists of the city
OF Alexandria, his sole Agents tor the town and
county o. Alexandria, TO sell his superior Oil,
known as the ClNAKER OIL. This OIL Is
warranted to remove all kinds OF pans, snch as
Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Sick Headache, Strains,
Spraius. Bruises, &C.; also, recommended very
highly FOR Horses. This OIL is warranted to re-
move all the above pains in from to 30 minutes.
DR.. z. A. COBB, Lynchbarg, Va.
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sep 2t--dly

4 NDIRONS, TENDERS, SHOVELS AND
n T0NGS, dc.I am in receipt of o variety
ot Goods suited 10 the season, such as Andirsns,
Shovcs and Tongs, Fenders, Oyster Broilers, Grid
irons, Waite and Wafer Irons, Ovens, Skillets,
Pots, Griddles, &c. On hand variety Of articles
suited to family purposes, for sale at @ LEGS snan
market rates. JOHN L. CRElGn1oN,
oc, 10 SO King street.
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FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES, &c.
SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
CONP 4 n Y,
IJPnTNTA
ALENANDRIA, VIRGINIA..
,APITAL OVER $4,000 DOLLARS,


AND CONSTANTLY INC K h \ | \ Il.
The Charter OF this Company offers more iayora-
be advantages to the farmer and others, than any
Company chartered in the State, by mSuring
with or without premium note. If the applicant
prefer he can pay the full amount ot the premium
in cash or by etfccting Il cash insurance Tor two
wears the insured saves onc-cigh,a ot the amount
he would otherwise have TO pay; or ny becoming II
member and giving small premium note, the II
surcd saves nearly ne-half Of the amount charged
By Stock Companies, when insurng from year to
year. This is the advantage resulting from The
combination Of the
CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE.
This Company commenced issuing Policies
against loss or damage by fire. the 18th day "t
March 1884, since which time over seven thousand
seven hundred persons nave insured and become
members Of the Company, aud over seventy th"a-
sand dollars have been paid for losses HnVlng
increased our business during the past year. we ieci
grateiu! for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
the Company thuS far, and for lis iattc1ing pros
rccts Of future usefulness. The Directors nope
and believe, that, by prudence caution ana rigld
system Of economy, they will establish for tins
COMPANY II reputation for chcapncss and safety
not surpassed by any Company in the I. States.
All differences III settlement OF losses, may be
determined by three disnterested arbitratoTS The
County where such loss happened, to be mutually
CHOSEN BY the insured and the Company.