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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-26
- lCHMoND FEMALE SEMINARY,
IN On GRACE STREET, BErN y ID AND 4TH
A. NJ DuPUT, a. NJ, PRINCIPAL.

The next session of this Institution, for boarding
and Day Scholars, will commence on the LIST of
October, 1861.
The Principal will be aided by well selected
corps OF assistants IN every department.
The terms will remain una.tered
For further information apply to
A. VI. nTPIlY
an ".
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IrGIn North Carolina.
CAMp BEArREaAaD. sept. II, 1851.

The Camp nad CoHatR-4 Idrjf for Soacul..tors-
The ftrSt Regiment North Caroiiaa Cayatry-4a
AFectiH4 fgcideht, Err.
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Now llaAgs as mute on Taiu's walls
As If that soul were fled.

Then indeed, will there be hope for Liberty
every where-tor the foundation principle oI
true eRepuOlranlsH-yiZ: that G o yernmen t.
must derive their Just powers from the con =
sent of he governed will then be yiudi
Gated and firmly esta biishpd.
Then, let the aldpTs and ahettorS of the ty-
rant ut Washington go on IN their mistaken
and ltnatlcal zeal. They Will accomplish
nothing but their own destruction.
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r. II. J.. TIGHE, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.

The Ninth Academic Session viii commence on
MONDAY, tie 3ith Of September
TERMS--SaIre Is heretofore.
There will be, a. usual, Primary Department
for little boys For tur.her particulars apply to
4-lm* r. H. /. TiGHE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-26

FSNHE CHISWICK SCHOOL
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH,
- MILES WEST OF RICHMOND.
The exercises OF the School will be resumed, un-
der the personal instruction of the subscriber,
TUESDAY, October ist, and close on the 18th of
July, lce3 allowing two weeks vacation Christ
mas. limited number OF scholars will be re.
ccived, and few boarders will find home AT
Chiswick Tuition from 50 TO so
Address GEO q. EXALL, A. NJ,
7-Itn< Rtcl
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IL oLLlSS' iNSTITu uTE.

-
lhis inssstate II now In session. with An attend.
sn.s ~ over any papias. yoapg ladies parposins
70 eater Tor sA aoAtha, sho,d tonne ia en the Arst
"Wednesday Ia October This reaisa Il both safe
aud saiss, fost Cfdee, Hotetonri Spruga
~ s-i0 CllAS y. COOKE, Supt
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au in--ts
INUGEHlLL ACADEMY.

The next session of this School eomrepces Oc-
tober lst and continues ten months The course s
tuliy preparatory 10 the University of Virginia
Special attention has always been paid 10 Mathe.
matics, Drawing, Engbloo,ing, SC; and hereafter
Fertilization and other branches of Military Sci
ence will be legaisly taught in tho School OF En-
gineering,
IEHAs,-@260l per session. Liberal Arrangement
Is,a.ie as 10 payments. Ajhess
SAMUEL, SGIIOOLEK, A. NJ,
au 3--tOl Quincy r. o.. Caroline Va
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Mrs. ELIZA l.. VANLEW.

20 Z K + \ ia desirable tNmiIv Resi-.
& bENCE. or Church Hill. cor74cr OF 2fth and
Franklin s'Tcets. Possession given Immediately.
Apply mex door, TO
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TOR LENI-Oue Fl II MS HE'D and several
4 UNIU kNtSHtD ROOMS, IN . ee1tcel neigh.
bo.nood. side of 3D. lei ;h street.
q Il--rnl.i,k
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1gsS CGEsks s5esRsapNssEvSs,

spectators c"d N"pp'ies-f4dastry Of rLe Laai,s--
Ih' Aotsis Congressional Noajaotoas--1ioy2
ftogS g} IfHce-I'esSels IN Hampton Aoao. Ea
Non P.Tg S,or,t
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-04-05
ATTENTION,
ALL We LOVERS OF GOOD COFFEE!
save your Money, and always have
Good Coffee!
This can be done by using one OF iihhlsMAN
Celebrated Coffee KsOasscrs

T1IafS is a little invention that every woman
4 requires, as an article Of economy and
convenience The coffee roasted in this ma
chine is not only better and far healthier but
much stronger, as the aroma IS retained and
not destroyed in the roasting. 1t therefore re-
ouires less coffee.
One pound Of coffee can be roasted in from
ten TO twelve. minutes and two pounds in
twenty minutes. 1t is SO constructed, that the
coffee is kept constantly in motion, and expos
ed to the same degree OF heat; consequently,
all the grains arc roasted alike, and have ex-
actly the same hlvor-no foreign favor being
acquired from over-roasting, or not roasting
enough glass window is prepared at the
end Of the cylinder, so that the coffee may be
inspected Just as much rs If it was in an open
vessel, obviatng the danger OF roasting too
much, and the aroma passing off, which would
necessarily occur did the machine have to be
opened whenever you wished to inspect the
coffee 1t will, beyond all doubt, make bet
ter coffee and more Of it.
w. a. CUMMING has purchased the ex-
elusive right to manufacture and sell the above
machine for this (Montgomery) county, and
would be pleased to show them, and explain
the n1o3as oPsrtnii Of them, to his friends aud
the public
They eau be seen at the Store Of JoHY H..
nI5Glss, ESQ.,, where, at all times, can be
found, at prices to suit the times, a full supply
Dry Goods, Groceries, and all articles usu-
ally kept in tirst-class country store.
feb l5--ly WA. A. CUNNING.
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with dainty steps, +" Good morning,

with dainty steps. Good morning,
sir.p
coald not help laughing in my sleeve
to sec the astonished look with which
Anterior regarded her as she passed out
OF the gate. But when we were al mo. I
told her frankly how much pain she had
already caused my friend, and begged
her to keep out of the sight of man who
was evidently vain and tickle, and would
not hesitate to crush the gentle heart
that was con6ded to his care. She heard
me through, and gave disdainful suiff.
:" Is that all you have to say, my
cousin?'
"Is.ou'd think it was enoue h Olive,
/ answered, Indignantly.
9 Bah you don't understand the mat
ter. You say he admires me- I'm sur,
appreciate his good tuste But am t,
go to him now and say, My dear sir
don't fall in love with me, because you
are engaged, and it's all useless Tha
would be fine"
f" But, Olive, hear inc for one mo-
ment."
!" Not / till you can talk reason ant
sense. Duke, come here"
She laughed lightly at my look Of dis
appointment and disgust, and sprlngini
into the saddle, waved her hand in adiea
and rode away. | sighed for Rose; l coul'
see only too well the cloud that was gath
ing in the sky that had looked SO fair t,
her.
Conclusion next week.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-04-05
mMind Yonr nnsiness },

! The first piece Of continental money coin.
cd in this country bore the terse butsimple
motto, mind yow busiaess" and if the
people Of the different sections Of thi,
country had followed its advice, the hes,
government ever devised by man, would
not be on the verge Of destruction, It is
not TO be denied that we Of tie North
/. TO say nothing Of other sections have
disregarded the wholesome advice opthc
old copper, 1t is none Of our business
that other States Of this Onion tolerate
domestic slavery. II is not our business
to rebuke them for it-for we once did
the same. II is none Of our business,
that they regard the Institution with ia.
.yor, or disfayor. We are not response
bic for it, in moral, or political sense
If it is mistaken notion, we are not the
sufferers; and if We were sensible and
discreet. VIC should nmind our own
business" and leave il to those who alone
are interested in lis cxistence. II is no
blndrancc toopv prosperity, at least but
meddling with il. has at last brought a
tornado upon rs, which materially inter-
feres with "o'v busincssp We have
nov got considerably more on our hands
than VIC can attend to even il il is not
too late TO mind our own business" -
having none 10 "nind." bet w. get
back to the philosophy Of the copper
motto as fast as we can. bet new
emission be coined rs soon as possible
that every man, woman and child, may
have one 10 wear rs a monitor, and n re-
mInder TO COMMON sense let one be
nailed to the desk Of every abolition
preacher 10 the land, Let solemn pre-
sensations Of them be made to all dys-
peptics who mistake indigestion for
Christian philanthropy, with the hope
that they will cease from mischief and
:. mind ss!t;s::r s=s Business. "-.s.S Ha-
cen Register.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-04-05

TAKE YOUR PAPER AND PAY FOR II,
Reader, there is not an honest man any
where, (who has his health, } we care not
how poor he may be, who is not able to
take and pay for a newspaper. and yet
not miss the amount expended therefor
One-half, yes, four-ffths of you, abso-
lutely tyo1 array, in three articles Of H.
quor, cigars and tobacco alone, more than
thrice that amount. We say this with
no intention to cast reflections upon any,
but merely assert the fact for the sake Of
argument, and to bring it plainly before
your minds. Just pause for moment
and think Of it, Which is ntriuscally
Of most value to you2 The liquor you
drink, the cigars you smoke. the tobacco
you chew. or the paper you take in your
family which gives the news of the day,
improves and elevatcs the minds of your
children, and makes them acquainted with
the wo. kings and minntie of the govern
ment under which they live? This
question, surely, will not be found diff
cult for any person to answer, But there
are those who would say the paper is Of
no aceount--there is nothing IN tit is
not interesting enough and therefore is
not worth the money. Ofsuch we would
/ inquire, whose fault is this2 Do you lay
the charge to us? then we east it back
upon you. 1t is you who are responsible
for the lack Of interest in your county
paper, not the cditor--for how can you
expect him to furnish you with such a
paper as yon could wish, when you man
ifcst no disposition to encourage him in
any shape or form? Can you expect
him to present you with more readable
sheet aud devote all his energies to the
work-when duns are coming in upon
him and he is pressed down by pecunia-
ry embarrassment? And all, too. be-
cause he is not supported as he should be
by bis county people. What has he to
hope for or to stimulate him to the full
and earnest discharge Of his various du-
ties, when appeal after appeal has. been
made in vain? Sustain him literally aud
ray him up promptly, and so far as we
are concerned, you shall have a mach
better paper than we have up to this time
been able to present y,u. - Waareatoa
{ Va Flag.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-04-05
BY sons q. SANE.

When dol mean TO marry2 Well
tbs idle to dispute with fate
Buff you choose to hear me tell,
Pray listen, while fix the date.
When daughters haste with eager feet,
A mothers daily toll to share;
Can make the buildings which they eat,
And mend the stockings which they wear
When maidens look upon a man,
As in himself what they would marry,
Aud not as army-soldiers scan
A suffer or comnw sary.
When gentle ladies who have forgot
The offer Of a lover hand,
Consent to share his "earthly lot, -
And do not mean his lot Of land.
When Young mechanics are allowed
To find and wed the farmer girls,
Who don expect to be endowed
With rubics, diamonds and pearls.
When wives, in short, shall freely give
Their heart and hand to aid their spouses
And live as they were wont to live
Within their sires' one-story houses.
Then, madam-if I'm not too old
ltejoiced to quit this lonely life,
III brush my beaver, cease to scold;
And look about me for wifel
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-04-05
COUNTY DIRECTORY.
WASHINGTON HOTEL.
IL
ROCKVILLE HILL; Maryland
PERRY- TRAIL. proprietor.

FEHHE undersigned having leased the above
thorough repair, would respectfully solicit a
continuance Of the patronage heretofore so lib
orally bestowed upon it, lie assures his friends
and the public generally, that every effort, on
his part, will be made to contribute to the ease
and comfort of all who may favor him with
;heir patronage.
HIS TABLE will always be supplied with
the best the market affords; and at the Bar
will be found the choicest brands Of Liquors
and Segars.
THE STABLING attached to The house is
large and commodous, aud as none but atten-
tive ostlers viii be employed, persons stopping
al his house may rely upon their horses being
well attended TO.
51- His charges will be very moderate.
feo lO--lf PERRY TRAIL.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-04-05
COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Law Partnership.

DICIIARD ]. BOWIE & JOHN T. VIM
IA SON, Of Rockville, Montgomery county.
Nd, have entered into copartnership in The
Practice Of the Law.
They viii practice in the Court Of Appeals
Of Maryland, and in the Circuit Courts OF
Anne Arundie, Howard and Montgomery coun-
ties, and in the Circuit Court of the District Of
Columbia. RICHARD j. BOWIE,
dec lily JOHN T. VLNS0N.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-04-05
TRIADELPHIA
WHEELRIGHT AND CARRIAGE SHOP.

THE subscriber has taken
~, the above shop, for the pur-
.s-.af.-sa -. pose Of carrying on WHEEL
70 RlGuTlNG kPLOW MAX
ING, in all its branches, at which be has much
experience, and solieits orders for New Work
or Repairs. lie is also well experienced al
CARRIAGE MAKING. REPAIRING. TRIM
MiSG, PAINTING AID VANISHING, and
solicits orders IN ihat branch Of his trade,
which he will execute promptly and in the
hest and most tasteful manner, and will ,eQy-
rant satisfaction 60 all who may favor him
With orders.fr either Wheelright or Carriage
Work.
Relying upon his personal efforts FOR q living
and success ia lis business, which he kHors can
only be accomplished by industry, energy,
prompt and fitlilil work and moderate charg-
es he s1licits trial aud Is
The public's obedient servant,
CHARLES T. MAKINSON
y. r. in connection with the above shop.
Mr.. W. T. KlMBLE il carrying on his bust
ness OF BLACKSMITHfNG, MILL, AG-
RlCULTUEAL, aud other Machinery Work,
81 a manner satisfactory to all who have favor
ed him with their custom; and will. in con
neciion with the Whcelright contract to fur
nish New WAGONS, Carts Carriages &c. al
complete, at a specified price, and in the very
best manner.
Philadelphia February 8, 1861.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-04-05

SPECIE PAYMENTS On Tuosdny last
~ ne HOUSE OF Delegates q
resolution was offered for leave 10 brine
IN OIL requiring the banks to resume
payment after the Maryland banks hayo
done 50. II was, however, aftcr debate,
indefinitely postponed.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-04-05

a Coop WoaAx: - account purc
beautiful, intelligent, and wcll.bred we.
man, the most attractive object Of yi,ion
and contemplation in the world. As
mother, sister. aud wife, such a. woman
il an angel Of grace aud goodness, and
makes a heaven Of the houro Which IA
sanctitied and gloridcd by her presence
AS an element Of society, fheinyitcs into
the finest demonstration, all that Is GOOD
in the heart and sbames into secrecy and
silence all that is unbccomiDg and dos
picablc There may be more Of rrent-
ness and Of glory 10 the higher dcyelop-
ments Of manhood, but surely, in woman
hood God most delights to show the bonn
ty OF the holiness and tho sweetness ~
the love Of which he IL the infinite source
II is for this reason that silly vonny
man or vicious old one makes me sic5
or shudder II Is for this reason tbat I
pray that may writo worthily 10 youno
women. - Timothy 7itocaa5.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-04-05
Vol. vT.---No. sc.
CONSTANT ENrLoYMRNr. The mar

CONSTANT EMPLOYMENT The nan
who is obliged to be constantly employed
to earn theneesssaries Of life and support
his family, knows not the unhappincss he
prays for when he desires wealth and
ilcness. 70 be constantly busy Is to be
always happy Persons who hare sud.
denly acquired wealth, broken up their
active pursuits, aud begun to live at
their case, waste away, and die in very
short time. Thousands would haze been
blessings to the world, and added to tho
common stock Of happiness, if they had
been content to Remain ia an humble
sphere, and earned every mouthful OF
food that nouriShed their bod ,es. But
no: fashion ana wealth took possession of
them, and they were completely ruined.
\ lhey ran away from pence and pleasure,
and embraced Wagering death. Ye
who are signing for the pomp and SPLEEN
dor Of life, beware We know not what
yc wish. How is it possible for yoa to
be happy while you possess Disconnected
and deceicful heart? No situation how
ever exalted; no wealth, however maes
ndccnt; no houors, however glorious,
can yield you solid enjoyment while dis
content Turks in your bosom. The secret
OF happiness lies in this--to be always
contcnted with your lot, aud never SIGH
for the splcnlor of riches, or the magui.
fcence Of fashion and power. Persons
who are always busy, and 90 eheerfulIy
to their daily tasks, are the least dis
turbed by the fluctuations of business.
and at night sleep with perfect composurc.
The idle and the rich are seldom con-
tented, They are poevish, fretful, iras.
chile. Bid them good morning, and they
scowl. Nature and art appear to have
few attractions for them. They arc en-
tirely out of their views. While in this
state, the springs of life are rusting out,
and the decay Of death has commenced
undermining their constitutions.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-04-05

The PARADISE OF STRONG MINBlp
WOMEN The adventurous African ex-
plorer, Dr. Mvingtone, states in recent
letter that be has found nothing more re-
markable among tho highly intelligent
tribes of the Upper Sanbcsa than the re-
speet universally accorded to women BY
them. Many of the tribes are governed
by female chief IF you demand
anything Of a man" remarks the intrepid
explorer, +" he replies, will talk 10 my
wife about it" If the woman consents,
your demand is granted; if she refuse,
you will receive negative reply Wo-
men talk in all public assemblies. Among
the Beelenas and Kailirs, the men swear
by their father but among the ycritable
Africans, occupying the cehtfa Of th
continent, they always saelp BY 'tcs
mother. II a young man falls in 1910
with maiden Of another village, he
leaves his own aud takes up bis dwelling
in her's. lie is obliged to provide ia
part for the maintenance Of bis mother-in
law, and to assume a respectful attitude,
a sort Of semi-kucelng, in her presence.
| was so much nstonishcd at all these
marks II respect won en-, that | en-
qlired Of the Portuguese il such had al
ways been the habit Of the country They
assured me that such had always been
tho case.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-04-05

Gss~ Well may every act, and every
silent thonght--deep hidden though Il
be tend 10 tho great hereafter.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-04-05

No TIVE 10 READ - How often do wo
hear men excuse themselves from sab
scribing TO paper or periodical by say
ing they have Z no time to read" When
we hear man thus excuse himself we
conclude he has never found time to con-
fer any advantage. either upon his family,
country or himself. 10 hear freeman
thus express himself, is humiliatine !.
and VIC can form no other opinion than
that such man is Of little Importance
to society Such men generally have
time to attend public barbocucs, meet
ings, sales and other places, but tliey
have no time to read
They frequently spend whole days in
gossiping, tipping and swapping horses.
but they have +" no time to read" They
sometimes lose day in asking advice Of
their neighbors sometimes day IN
picking up news, the prices current and
exchanges but they have no time 10
road." They have time TO hunt, 10 fish.
10 fiddle. to drink to :" do nothing bur
no time 10 read Such men oone-
rally have uncducated children, min.
proved farms aud unhappy lyosidcs. -
They have no energy, no spirit Of inn
proycment, no love of knowledge an
nnknowing and unknown, and they liye
unwept aud unregretted
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-21
KTCUMOND WING.
IN, Dali, wh,s In m,eh~ona--r", the Car

HI. Daily Whig In Hich"ond-f"S '"' N
Tiers. , ..
The great demand for the DAILr "nis v''nll .us S
a. well bv regular as by transient readers anu inc Jun"
culrv Of satisfactorily supplying oo'n classes u
h, Carrying system adapted Only 20 once S~ sa,
,ions. have induced US TO resort 70 inc o'
r managing large city circulation, to wit that
-, NE Careers From this date, there
g., no subscriptions f)r the WHs TO be eit within the
h. taken at this efiee, AID all persons indebted
m subscription to the present time, within ie ei'!' are
rs,n,.sI to call at the Oies aud settle their accounts
. C,,, r. will Of course, continue TO deliver the pa
per to the present Subscribers and receive pay LOT Tue
ne a, IN, rate of fifteen cents per week The paohe
m 10, understand tina, all restriction upon the sale OF
n, wss by Carriers within the city Is removed, ana
,t AL .ho want it may buy it from the Carriers or nave
Il . for them at their residences or places OF business
Sep,s.5sr I6tb, 1861.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-21
pIcHmosD CLOTHING MsNgyAC- 4

DICHmOnD CLOTHING MANuHAC-.> ~
N r0KYS1te sutsuribers have on hand ixsse e., sna
Go0I1-ulcihs Cssfs aud Ves'inss, ~ su fs1es non
me following noted mills orenshsw Mills Rehuond a. nn
Co = NILS Oupcper county, VA Kelley, Ford Cos hnh
Aimes Mls Marion, smith comfy
Va Rock Islsnd Mills Charlotte n o.; which We are prepares
10 notice. and In the latest and mos
approved syes-soods that viii compare In every ,eeecs "
goods and the
roods In quality % Preneh longer
buying out q The ssas In
keep always hand stock Of FRkhOH AND ksoLish
CLOTHS oAskRks MOTTO be supassed By any house IN
city. We have the best Of Caters and corps OF workmen
house the Union 9th determine
on furnish patrons with Bouhern
South Bouh and made bouth and We u %
South determined 70 do al In power
70 push forward Bouthsrn nstitutions.
- SPENCE . Carly
e...'.r.I . olothieu and Merchant Tallors,
fe26 Corner Of Main and 18th strsss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-21

- nsS =. W., GAAEsCh.-DSAR
- - sT.-lhsve fcrssus uhs used Ia my ianlv ser
s-Iy celebrated bah mag Po " ders, ani tAAs PS-S
~ tr.n % al FAMILIES as We very orsl Arte'
- 800 f5r nAkins uybL ssc-t spongy bread Fntre
m ,ss H. IL treat shea Sc,nptc't POsdeTs az oseu'
- 45sn " frq-u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-21
LIvERPOOLANDL LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $1o,OO0.0Oo!
ANNUAL INCOME, S2,250,000I

,vv,srvn is M nSTrp sTIiSs' oysi ,scooOo,
All Directors Personally Responsible Jor IA 1Sdgsmsns
tie ComDIny.
VNTE respectfully ask Aep 10 the security OF tue Liverpool
w aud London Insurance Comp TO lis policy holders In ih
large cash capital and inv rsn epJ As stated above
the large capital and I1onc OF the Company
convenient 10 part requiring sTge amounts onsurance
addition 10 the Ordinary mode OF Insurance TINS
sues PER MINT the payment OF TfN ANHU.
Al PREMIUMS Property Ia, heheai5rth, PERAdHES7Lf
INSURED Policy be cancelled at Tine and theprs
ulum will be returned less per cent
This Company By loss OF Rents By Fire. ona
new and mos. liberal principle. No.
Under the Policies this Company all claims paid upon pre-
,onan Of proof OF loss without dodtsnenfo deduo
da Hr ins~sss aud noL usual ser presenit
lion CT proof WoAfHAh WYATT, Agents,
uhN OMAN street, under 81 Charles Hotel