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which, they will perceive, will enable them by proper eagy
and Industry provide e homes for them
selves aud families with, comparatively speaking very little ca
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DAvIDGw WI. CURRIE

IvOR VEW YORR-FIRsT VESSEL VA LINEoF /s5rsSS
4 klh-.nt ana Nez YORK Packets The Sclo .SSl--
Fs-t. en- Cspt Wm N,ou, haylg The greater porl0l =
t. Cargo and going board viii have quick dIstch
vrrt DAVID WI CUERIF
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II. W. MCKINNEY,
ATTORA EY AT LAW,
DRAoTCEs the Courts Of Buckingham Prince Edward and
i AppomsttoX.
Address New Store, buckingham. Va uo9y-c5m
G,TATETENT OF TIE CONDITION OF THE INSURANCE
= COMPANY OF THE STATE OF VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, January LIST. 1861
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AAn,EEE

T5NIIE ANNUAL GENERA Al MEETING or TIE MUTUAL Assn
RANCE SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA will he held their Office
10 the city o. Richmond MONDAY the 2h OF February AeX
a. II o'clock, A. NJ.
Is2g-claWtl J. RUTHERFORD P A
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prfial otires.


fniualnda d pufstns lailcf lfom 4eseacAe = tne
ericss iotFimsn5 e iteir s,miorii euainea' ana
...iih. vho mirht easily b surod BY slupiy usine
Rsmparsyf aoiaapathle Specifics. TIE Hsa 'tehs
Pm tukeu On tha uorninG, end che y niQgl Pm iAA
"a 81 nishl. rarely asil g curs the cat teVere epa
r.,Insts casa. Thousahas hasi1g tried ttem hpvq
b,su atlrsiy iroas e thii bans Of ths.r lives. 90
ael % likeViro.
nrIas . osuta pr box, with directions, boxes 81.
sens 81 mail e. sxprusa, ss Of oliarEa, on roesipi
sha rries. Addrvza
Dr. 3. HunPHEEIS 4 90,
No. So BroadUay. n. y.
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a4HihaI9



The charleston Correspondent Of the New
York Times thus writes Of 3 somewhat cels-
brated cannon: .... r M
tEverybody at the North has heard about
on Ssssssion' The terrible cannon that an
nounced South CaFoline's leap into ehaEn-
ing uncertainty on the 2Oih oi December,
and her Declaration Of Independence on the
2Ath, which has also Numbered forth the
stern resolves Of Florida, mississippi, Ais
bama, and now, alas Of Georgia. natnral-
IL felt curious about this famous piece Of
metal. / supposed-Who would Eot-that y
was a riied canaon Of the most approved
bore, or at least hirty-two or sixty-four
brass pounder, Inoulted elegantly, with the
Palmetto waving majesticaily over It, VI
came, TskW," was sadly disappointed. On
one side. Of q most venerable and moldy
building, which gai used ior Uncle Sans
Customs and Is still used for his Post office,
there stands common, rusty aud battered,
an Insignificant six-poundeF only. The story
ls thar il originally belonged to Nantucket
vFhaler, who used 70 fire il of whenever he
caught spermacid fellow. Somehow 10 got
down here just after "Abe Lincoln" was
elected, and was loaned by 8 sailoF-man, who
had Southern procliYities, when the first Sc
cession bell was started. It rained when
galed upon It, aud was shocked at its rude
exposure There it stood, of from little
square, in the middle Of the street, its vent
hole covered by a remnant Of pantaloon,
which had evidently lost its power Of con-
tinuity, aud secured bys bit Of tarpaulin,
and its mnzzls choked by a stick Of swamp
pine. could hardly credit that this was the
terrible fellow that has already been telegraph
I'd from Maine to the extreme West as sod
Secession
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TEAMPIIEG on FHB AHERIcAN FLAe.--At
the Richmond (Fs,l Theater, not long since,
an actress Miss RichiBgs, We are toldl IN
dsrtook to sing a Hail Columbia or s'Ths
Star Spaugled Banner" but was promptly
hissed down. She then came forward, bear
ing the stars and stripes, and sang the South
ern Marseillaise during which she threw
down the flag and trampled upon it when
{" once there rose so wild a yell,
As all the hends from Heaven that fell
Had raised the bsnner-cry ofhell."
We can hardly believe that Miss Riehings,
the Cleveland favorite, whose rendition Of
"The Star Spangled Banner has thrilled
through the hearts Of her hearers time and
again, would be guilty Of such a saerilege as
this, but if true her popularity in Ohio has
departed forever.
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Ny leEs-now close, now sprawlins out quite
wide. .a.s u, +. ~ $3.50
Like e0mpassea-kept opening and shutting
s' lie ctas prGay f1ursf' psople cried
Twas very cutting s.taIcs il.fsl
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QUEER DEvELoPMEST-The following speci
men of the proceedings of the late Secretary
Of War, has been picked up by the Washing
ton letter writers: FC
Secretary Floyd boasts in his Richmond
speech that be had supplied the public arse
nails Of the South with Arms as a precau-
tionary measure; but he failed to state
what provision he had made, at the expense
Of the Government he betrayed, for his own
private equipment. The fact has been ascer-
tained that two splendid pieces, imported or
manufactured at the expense of the War De-
partment, disappeared simultaneously with
the departure Of the late Secretary, and it re-
mains 10 be seen whether that functionary
has carried them away by mistake, or whether
some subordinate has stolen them. Imputa-
tons of the grossest character are freely
INDUCED in By military men here, which I
hesitate to repeat It is rumored that the mat
ter is before the Grand Jury, and ifthatrumor
turns out to be true, it is to be hoped that the
purloiner may be brought to justice.
Amongthe missing pieces are adoubl bar
rel shot gun Of Richard's best, imported from
England by order of Secretary Floyd, at 6
cost Of $2I5, exclusive ofduties, and q double
barrel rife, which Floyd had made for him
self at Harper's Ferry. One Of similar pattern
was made at Springfield for his Chief Clerk
and Lieut.. Gen, Drinkard, who probably re-
tains It IN his possession in state Of armed
neutrality.
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CocKADEs-The present fashion Of wear
ing eockades at the South is the revival Of a
custom much in vogue ia the country when
John Adams was President. The friends Of
Mr.. Adams adopted the black eoelIade as the
distinguishing badge, and men by an uncOn-
sious impulse looked to the hat Of every one
they met, rather than at the face, to see
whether or not heEWore the partisan badge,
that they might determine whether to regard
him as a friend or an enemy. Party spirits
ran very high in those times, friendships were
broken by political differences between init
mate friends, and men who bad been ae-
qusintances ali their lives crossed the street to
avoid meeting each other.
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MOTHER,s I'D THIs.

Ths following Is extract from q letter = citizen
~ the pastor Of a Baptist Church 10 ths " Journal
ana EesseHgeF Cincinnati, Ohio, and spoaks vol
amss ia iaFoE Of that Horld-rsuoEned medicine oi
Mus Wmslow'u sooFHIEs sTEVP FoR CHH.DKES
EEEIHIEg:
1--WE sesssn adysrtisementin In your columns Of Mn
WihsiOW's Soothing Syrup. Nov we never said
Qorl in q patent medicine boiOre in our Life
b lei compelled % ssy 70 your readers, that th
No humhug-WE HAVE TRrED II, AND ksoW II II
ALE II oLAIns- Il Is probably one Of the mosi
eoeslful medielnes of the day, because It is one
shs best And those ofyour readers who have babies
san't do better than 20 lay In 8 supply"
6s8 adesrtisstaent IN another column. ssp3sR7s
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a FRIEND II ID. - Ii

Dn. sWEET's lNEAILIELn LrNmHNF ~ p.s ,,fod.
-1rsm fhe tucips Of Dr.. Stephen Sweet 3, Jlu-
nssticut, the great bone-sstter, and has bee isdn
~. rractios ioT the last twenty yeaEs with sL tst
..stoniahins success. Az external rOnse0s - ~
without rival, and wiz alleviate pain m IT sPs'
~ than any other preparation. For all Bhenn4ele
and Nervous Disorders Il il truly infllibIs st
aarstiFs fsr Sores, WOundss sprains, Bruises &c-
" soothing, hsallng. and powerful siren ~ ming
properties, excite the ust wonder and sstos si.nsnt
e. ~ who have ever given II a trial over oHr
nun1red osrtihcaiss Of remarkable cures PEI orneu
~ Is within the last two years, attest this faet
For sale by Strong 4 Armstrong and VIM. lske
See adysrtisemepL ssp27s ,2sI AZ
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EOR ALL OF WHICH IT Is A
u speedy and certain remedy, and never fails. I hh
LinimBnt is prepared from the recpe ef Dr. Stephen
sweet, Of Connactout, the famous bone-sstter, d1c
has been used in his practice for mere than tenfI
years with the most ast0aishing success. -s-a-
As AN ALLENlATOR OF PAIN, 1t Is unriGlisL
By any preparation before the public, Of which tie
most skeptical may be convinced By asingls trial.
Rheumatic Disorders Of every kind, and 10 thol-
sands oficases yhsrsit had been used Il has nsgo1
FCk SEURk1GIa, iewm asord i1aEaedlsso ~
Lief IN eYeryl case, however distressing
It viii relieve the worst casss Of HEADACHE n
three minutes, and Is warranted % dOit. -a-lt
TOOEHACHE u also win 10 cure instantly
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GIN hEltAG
LASSlTUDE arising from impruddnc3 Or ezoslli
this Linimen is most happy and unfailing relee-
Acting directly upon the nervous tissues It stren
ems and revivlnes the 81 stem and restores = % e
Eicity and vigOr, ..r - f--- -.r -r
FOR PILES.-As an external remedy, Wo claim
that 1t Is the BEST known and We ctallenge The
world to produce ~ equal. Eyary victim Of th!9
distressing Complaint should give it trial, Tor Il
viii not Jail TO Afford in mediate RELIEF and IN ma
ority Of -caaes VIII effect nturrAE cure.
QUIHST AND SORE THEOAI are Sometimes eZ-
tremely malignant and dangerous, but 3 timely ap-
plicetiOn Of this Liniment VIII never hil tocure.
SPRAIhS are sometimes very obstinate, and an-
largement Of the Joints ig liable % or "a acted,
The worst case may be conquered by this liaiment
in two or three days.
Bruises, Oats, Wounds. Sores, UIcsrs, Burns, and
Scaldg, yield readily the wonderful healing prop
critics Of DR.. SWEETS lNFAILIBLE LIAI4EhT
when used accordinF 70 directions. Also Chlbainss
Frosted Feet, and Insect Bites and sttngs.
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TamPsr not with Nature and the laws
ph5uioai and moral that guide her opsFatiOas. Her
rins Weru made &c uls and not abuse The direful
result. urisiug from the latter eslon; the uoat
asttu habits Of tha baaer sort may b oforcoma By
3 careful psrnsal Of the work. "Human Rrailty, or
Physiological Researches" II win lsad those de
sassd nnd degraded victims that hover on the brink
a. fdssslutcn te the paths Of happlness and virtue.
Rsad and ~ coayieed. the truth Is thsrs.
Raadtbe usivortissmentof Of ''EriessmErr IN another
colaur. b. Dr. Barrow, lgl Blosaher st., New
Sotk. ir'ss z5e., san ne Of postage everywhere.
Also SOLD " 3. 3. Gaylord and William Fisko,
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eF To CoNsgEPEIYB.-The advertiser,
lsrins .en resterod 10 health IN very few. weeks
- q very sirPe reuudI, after haTins suffered seT-
.-lri yosrs Wilh q severe lung alogtion, and that
isaad diseare, gonaumpllon'-il i'n1i9ul % make
sznoun 70 be iailog-sullrsrs iha means oi cgre.
10 an Wko desire Is, heuil uond eopy Of tho pre-
uorfption used groe Of charge) with the directions
lor preparing and using ths same, which they viii
and SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, AsTH
Ma, BBONCHITls, &C, The Only object in s0nd-
me N Prescription e 70 benuht the Afflicted and
.proad inormafioa which be eoneolVes % be inTalH
aha and he hopeu eTeEy sufferer viii M his remedy,
q z viii cost them nothing and nay prove bless
sEs.
Parties Wishing the prescription wiz please I'd.
srs- REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
oriIaBM WuliamsburEh. King County, n. Z.
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PITY AND patriotism. "A singular scene
was enacted on Sunday evening, says the Phil
adelphia Bulletin, at the Green street M. E.
Church. The regular annual collection in aid
OF the funds of the Missionary Society Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church was being taken
up, and number Of prominent members Of
the church had been elected life members, the
ammount necessary for that purpose having
been subscribed. Finally, a gentleman arose
in the gallery, and after speaking ofthe prop
er association of piety and patriotism, he sta
ted that the members of the choir contributed
twenty dollars for the purpose Of making the
gallant Major Anderson a lite member
Of the Missionary Society. This announce
ment caused sensation which had not subsi-
ded when the same gentleman again arose and
stated that the ladies of the choir desired to
contribute twenty dollars to make Mrs. Major
Anderson member of the Society. He after
wards stated that the choir would give like
amount to make Lieutenant General Winfield
Scott q life member, and subsequently he said
that as Mr.. Buchanan had lately given evi-
dence of disposition to do his duty 10 the
Constitution and ths Union, they would also
contribute the amount necessary to create him
life member.
The feeling thus started in the choir now
extended to the body of the church. One lady
began a subscription to make Governor Hicks,
of Maryland, q life member; another contribu-
ton towards the amount necessary to make
President Lincoln member, and a gentleman
in the congregation proposed the same com
pliment to Hon. Mr.. Stephens, Of fGeorgis. The
secession spirit was at dead discount among
the congregation, for there was not dissen-
ing voice to these unusual proceedings.
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AYERlS sARSAPAKILLA.
/ COMPOUND RFMFDVs7nlF

GOmEOUNU REM EU ". DE-
- sleHEp q e be the most sfsetasl AIIEsAEIyE
Para Sareaparilla 80 combined with other subsfau-
- ~ y ssliI - ~ s Il 20 A1e5a q ~
puted 70 cure. It Is believed that such remedy il
wanted ~ those Who suher noIn struloqs COM
plants, and that one which Wi accomplish their
cure mist prove q Immense sorflce 70 this iarg3
class Of our afflicted disliow-citzens. How copiete
y this compound viii DO il has been proFel 6y
pertinent many oi the worst casa5 70 - follnd in
the folloWing complaints:
S0ROFuLA AND scaeEUIOus C0lIFLATEl8, ERuF-
TI0as Aaip ERUPrlfE Dis2AsEai lLcEE2, RflzPLEil
BLoTCHEs, TuMoAss SALT RHEun, Sc4LD HEkD,
DfsEAsE, DkOPsT, NEURALGIA o. ITc DouLoUREuL,
DEBILITY, DYSPEPSIA AND lSBIa EssIog, EETsiPELAs
class Of complaints arising IRON lnDuritY Of the
2 This compound win be fouad a great promoter OF
health, Ehen taken in the spring to excel the foul
humors which tester IN the bleed 1t tlt seasou OF
tudss can By the aid Of this remedy, spar8 them
cer9e1 s2rees thzoe9n Wllea the system vii strive
70 rc itself Of corrupt0ns, II not assisted fo do this
.t3s -os s - fsi - ~, ~ ~ - 10y y - sii
WhsneEer you md its impurities bunting through
the SIN N Plml.ess e.l1tio9s, OF serasi eanse is
veins; cleanse ID whenever it il foul and your sl-
insa VII @ tsl you When. Eyen whose po partiealar
longer, for cleansing the blood. Eeo1 the bloof
healthy, and all D we'll; but with this pabulum Of
life disordereds there can BE- no lastinE health
Sooner % later sorefhing must 20 Wr0na aud the
great machinery Of LIE is disoriare Of 1 rihroWn.
sarsararllia has, and deserves Elucl, Tie reuufl-
tioa OF accomplishing these ends. Elt the World
hes eaen esresouaJ dscstsed b prcra1liions Of e.
partly becauss the drug alone hal u1l l re virtue
that = claimed for q, bus more hecluse many pre-
Parati0nss Prstending 70 b. c0ncsntted eNfrcls q
T. contain but litte Of theTirtue Or oarsaparas or
any thing else.
large bottles pretending % give quart Of ENtract
Of Sarsa parilG for one dollar. Nest of these have
been irnis up0n the acs for they not only contain
httle, . any, SarsaDaEiila, bat often curative
properties whatever. Hence, bitter and painful dis
appointnenf has tQlloWed the Of the varioul eI-
tracts Of Sarsaparila which food the market, Until
the name itself D Justly desplse and has become
sTnonymoua gTill imposition and cheat still We
can this CON sound ssrsaparilla and intend 90 sup
ply such remedy shall rescue the name rom the
load of obioQuY which rests upon its And We think
arr irreastiDe BY the ordinary oi Che diseases
IL Is INTENDED 70 cure Ia order 70 secure their COM
pIete eradication iFcsa the systeuI remedy should
bs iuoiciouay taken According % dirtcliols tha
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UERATE, on UINTMENT,

and you have q permanent Curs ~ ll q 20
Tbs CEkAEk has proved itsa1f 10 be the best Oiut-
ment ever invented ald where .ence used, g has
never been known to hlll Bf electing a permanent
cure old Sores, letter and Ringwor, 6cad Heads,
Ohillblain9, and Frost Bites Barhars Itch Clapped
orlUllcksd bands or Lips Blotches 0t Pinplss on
The Face. And for
SORE NIPPLES l
the Cerate Il tho only thing required % cuzs lt
should b kept in the house OF every Family
Pc C.-afs Ok f,-,g, 49,. RIM
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WIGHAM TONIC.
&nanEiaL

FOREIGN EXCHANG e.
, Drafts il amounts to sult from s. upwards, On
E1gand and France, and ali the Principal Cities Of
Germany. On Frankfort, Berlin Leipzigs Vienna
Nureribsrq. Uassef, Cologne, Eau nurTh, Bremen
sfuttTnrt d Ianheim and Prague. Eor sale byi
mrl2 REIIBERi HAllSs AAH.
ON nm MONEY ADVANCED,
SDOO. .UOO In sums to stit-at tk6 old stand
md veil known WAGhER'S Oh fECE-on lscnritiel
Silver Plate, Watches, Diamonds, JeEelry, Aireal
Clothing, Furniture Caret8, Planes, nrrQIgi Paint
ms, General Merchandise, and Personal Pr1nc1tJ
and articles Of vslue cn the most sarla
Business 1triotlyT aYate. Eatabished il9l MatCnel
and JeWelry for sac at bargains-
WI. WAGNER, Once No. 3 Water %.
Corner Superior street, dgar oee. a. Davis 3 %.
flathina Store. Urrn
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The greatest amount insured IN any one risk Is
$1,000, but will not, general rule, exceed OOO)
I've thousand dollars.
Tbs Com pany have no general rule ns TO the amOut
allowed 10 be insured in any city, town. village
or block It beiI the intention Of the Company to
distribute it, risks in such manner not 10 lose
more than $1,000 at q single IRE. No part Of its
capital earnings deposited IN any other State
security for Losses therein nor is such deposit
Qulred.
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DR.. WEAYER'S
CANKER AND SALT RHEUlr SYRUP,
FoE zHE CuaE o.
0aIIker, salt llheuln, pela8, schroi1l0ul
Di1eaga7. lutnneors 1,runfioTa eg-
from an impure state Il

T5is wosf Effeehfgs RIeoa Pa-if.r ef ~ Rin,-
iseHfh CsltgVs 49, -s7
! IT is THE PRESCRIPTION. Or
an Edueated Physician, and an who an Afflicted
with any Of the above named diseases, should s
without delay L via drive the diseases RON The
system. and when onca ont the skin 3 lev ap1ll-
cstion1 OF Dr.. WeaFer's
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soid Wholesale nd RetaiTbr

Sold " Wholesale and RetailbE
= Gaylord Hamut-ud, c. S. Mackenzie, " NJ Fisks
T. W. Slckrider, and Strong 4 Arustr0ng, ClaV8-
land Ohioi Roberts 3 Samuel, Columbus; We "a. GFe-
ham, sanduzkyi Carter = Brother, IRE, Pa. au7t
Weayer's salt Rheum Syrup and Cerfle. 4 sold by
Churchill Brother
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Statement of the condition of III; Republic Fire
Insnrance Co., Of TIE City Of Ns,V York, on
the S1st day of December, 4. D., 1850, made
to the auditor Of tbs State Of Ohio, puTsl-
ant to The Statute of said State.
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To avoid imposition, observe the signature and
likeness Of Or, stephen Sweet On. every LABEL, and
also sStephen Sweets Iniallible Linimeuf blown
IN the glass Of each bottle without which none are
genuine. RICHARDSON q CO.,
Sole Pronfietorg, Norwich Ct.
For sale In Cleveland By -Wm. Fisks, Strone and
Armstrong, and By ali Druggists. sepzlsk1idEW
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81 Porry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer
derives uuoh u its populerlu IRON tbs simplicity
attending itl use hloh gives it peculiar value In
. fmily TIE various diseases Whieh Inay - reach
a b. @ and n tnsr noipsut stages eradieatea are
snong tose whl arp peculiarly fatal II suffered %
r- i,ai th siiqo magic q this proparntion q
anrsaissrins tb-s ,fthsir torroru. In an rsaPeatH
a tulails ih- uoulitioul af popular modicino.-
s5b.E 70 ieIoTsi hug he original and genuine.
Eoii y lgal.,ri, snd b. Gaglard 3 Hammond,
Wm. F.sEs, o. D. aacksalles Strong 3 Armstrong,
snd E VI sacksider, Cleveland q.
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1hs PAIE KILLEE il b. universal consent alioasd
2 nave Eon lor itself a raDutltion ullerlss1d iu
Gus eject in ths entire erldicafon and exIrclio o
PAI, il ell its various f0rma incidental % tha hu-
nan hnsYs and the unsolicited written and verbal
are it8 own best advertisement.
hat stronger proof Of these hcts can Be- produced
than the t1l0WinR letter, received uuaolictad frr
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HAS RETURNED TO HIS OLD
0nstfrs

n S. MALTBY'S OYSTER DE-
OS POT uats Bolt 4 Malfby's) CELEBBATED
OYSTERS
WILL Be RECEIVED DAILR
TTom his ssiaBlizhmslt in Baltimors-pul up in
cans and warranted fregh and good or no sale
Also hormetiualy Seled Oysters, L0bstsrs t,ianis,
Spice Oysters, and sardines kept cOnstanily on
Erud
7eltinore, New York and Princes Bay sh 6 OY
lsss will be received daily By Express.
- OBAcEEEs for sale By the barrel
W. ". GAINES, Agent.
lm W 90 srnerinr street. 0ievel5ne, q 3
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CERTIFICATE Ut AUTHORITY.
(T0 expire on the 3lst day of January ls6
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,
nuHuranca Deuartmanf

AUDITOR OE STATES OFFICE,0 q
lnsurance Department
Columbus, Ohio, January -, 1861
WHEREAE, The Republic flre Insurance CompH.
NJ located at New York IN the STATE Of New York,
has nled IN This once sworn statement Of Its con-
diton, required by the hrst section Of the act To
regulate Insuranee Companies not incorporated by
the State Of Ohio, passed Aprils, 1855; and Where
as, said Company has furnished the undersigned
sactOry evidence thft IL s possessed OF at least One
Hundred Thousand Dollars Of Actual Capital Invest
ed In stock, or in bonds in mOrtages Of real
tate worth double the amount for which ths same
is mCrtgagedi and, Whereas, said Company has hled
IN this ohos written instrument under its corpO-
rate seal, signed BY the President and Secretary
thereof, author IzinE any agent or agents Of said
Uompany in this State, to acknoWlsdFe service OF
process, for and In behalf O said Com pany consent
ing that such service Of process shall be taken and
held 70 Be valid aa III seIved upon the Company,
according TO the laws Of ths or any other State, and
waving all claim OF right Of error, BY Of such
acknoWledEment Of service.
New, Therefore, in pursuance Of the first section
Of the aforesaid acti Robert W Teyier, Auditor Of
said Republic Fire Insurance Comuany, Of New
York. is authorized to transct the business Of Fire
Insurance in this state until the thirty first day Of
January, IN the year one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-twc.
- In WITNESS WHEREoT, have hereunto sub;
r., scribed my name and caused the seal Of
A''' my Office to be affixed tho day and year
RM TAYLEP,
JAMS Auditor OF State.