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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-24

To ARRIVE To-DAY.-SIx full batteries Of light
artillery, from the North, are to arrive In Wash
ington to-day.
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II Capt w Benham, u 3 A, Of Gen
McClellan's command, who d.sting uiShed him.
self In the Cheat River engagement, is in town
and SAYS Gen. Mcclellan will arrive 10 dsv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-24

SENATOR BRRckIsRIpos visited the secession
prisoners In the Old Capitol last night
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ARREsTED.-Flrst Sergeant Mix, of company
c, I'd Dragons, yesterday arrested in this city. a
teanser, who cut hi@ traces on the field Of battle,
aud abandoned eleven Of our wounded 10 Il Z.
enemy. The offender is now in Jail here, where
he skOull he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-24

CAPT. BRAcTKrr is not killed, ~ reported, w
are glad to say.
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IL Ie'tsrday detachment Of Dury.a,, zou.
ave'' OF sixty men, left New York for Portre,s
Monroe.
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THELArB Col CAMEEoH.-Mr. II. 8 McGraw,
OF Pa accompanied by MIR. Arnold Harris and a
servant, left Washington, yesterday, for the field
Of sundays engagement, to recover, IL possible,
the body Of the late Col. Cameron, OF the New
York seVenty-ninth. Their mission is entirely a
private one, we hear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-24

W To-day convention Of Southern banLs,,
meet In Richmond
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CAPTAIN JAMES B. RICKETTS,, commanding the
light battery, company 1, of First Regiment U.
s Artillery-reported among the killed In last
Sundays battle, is, we happy to say, not dead
though prisoner and wounded In the thigh AL
though severely wounded, the surgeon says he
Will recover. He Is cared for, we hear, by one or
more Of his old West Point friends In the Secs
sion army His 2allantry on the field elected the
admiration even of the enemy
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FEMALE EDUCATI0N

Tuosp EkMALE EDUCATION.
eSe.he tnoroash ana syttemanc eduostIon 49,,
.es unnlns viii receive daily Ard ,eeri
.ees1os snS ymnsscs, are respeotfsiI, iny;ts1 h
Msn tne Unop Female Aoadeny- coyns, 49, -
na-s Mr. 4 MRS. e. RIcHARps,
Prinolpsla.
MESpF ThE skAToF WAR; .,i.,SIS
Also, footss M Ssst q q wsr Cor oaIy Scents.
SIanS Bo Stenp ptsssinx c.ses from ca 50 70 %.
,o s. x::i sssSs;: re yl.v. Of ws.as
FRENCH 4 sIossrEIss
= .lv unts, q Rsv5s'5 neotstors,
lust RECEIVED . I.,-. =. - s:..
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xxxv1ra corosBss-Kxrxl sysSros

ssHATE.-AftoF our report ciosed yssserd1y, the
Senate spent brief season is executive session
and adjourned.
HovsE --Aftof the Close Of our report. The hill
providing for better equalization 81 Tire marins
corps was paksed
Mr.. Ward, IN Y, introduced bin author
hing tie Secretary OF the Treasury % Issue a
reS.tt 70 Che steamer Teller; passed
The COMMITTEE having In charge tie Senate bin
ington reported sdversely
ON motion Of Nj, X Conkling, the blu was
laid on the table. Adjourned
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yeasIIo F khiSNEIy ysI.s l.EF. Iot p sVEEEz
iriess, q No. 600 ssvsa.h a. - - ov
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The TROOPS CoMINs.-There are now actual.
ly on the railroads to Washington sixteen full
regiments Of three years or ''for the war; men,
six Of whom reached Baltimore yesterday, and
may be looked for to arrive to-day. Eleven more
such regiments will move for this city In less
than twenty -four hours
Since Sunday evening last the War Depart
ment have accepted the services Of 10000 three
years or 'for the war" men, lin addition to those
referred 70 above,) all OF whom are organized
and In active preparation to take the neld. Every
one Of these regiments are to be brought into the
field In the next twenty DAYS
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rush to The front after the brunt Of the battle Ii
Owe, and CHIN all the glory
The plan Of the campaign had the mastery
character OF simplicity. How 1t happened to fall
o. complete success, the General" cannot vet
clearly comprehend. There 10 q rumor ahoat that
new council Of war has been held, and that &c Q
General" and the advisers II the advance have
resigned In disgust, and will leave the command
10 one who can only claim IL by right OF service
OF fifty years in the army and the successful pros
ecution Of two wars.
The great reading public may be panied at this
speedy abdication Of the new " General but II
the Great Republic has indeed q guardian angel
she will hail the news with 'ioy and pladuess u
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CALL FAIRLY
/ 1ust IecsIyed snother lot Of I.ADlEs' CON
4 A. Y. HOOVER. 3aI Pa NV
\ " &S Opposite Browns Hotel
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ARruLRRY BROUGHT OFF,
Col. Einstein, OF the Pennsylvania rwso,,
sixth Regiment returned to the bal field abon,
III O'Clock on Sunday night and brought Off ak
pieces OF artillery, which he delivered In the
commanding officers on the Potomac ysste,d,v
evening The Colonel reports that the feld was
clear, and not an enemy in sight.
HORSES sKor UNDER Hru.
Capt William ID. Wbipple, Assistant Ad,r,,,,
Generai, lad bis horse killed under him wbiIs
passing over the field, by a cannon ball st,ikI,,,
MIN full In the breast The horse had been ,.ru.S
'Wice with ride balls before he was killed nv m.
round shot Captain Whipple also had n bo,,s
killed under him In an affair with Indian, ,n
New Mexico little more :han year since.
OVER THE RIVER.
our defensive works over the river are In an
excellent condiiion, and movement, of t,oon,
Were quite active there Yesterday The varion,
regiments, as the stragglers come in are .welIIno
up, and II is new evident that our loss n tiII.s
and wounded is no: nearly as heavy az was %
ported. e-
Some OF our stragglers bring In armed ,ao..
sioniH prisoners, and yesterday we noticed FOR,
being brought over the Long Bridge, IN old man
and three young ones. Some of tn. soldIsr.
threatened the prisoners, but the oracer In char.
put his hand on his pistol, evidently deteruinso
to shoot the frst man who interfered. ana ,hs,,
desisted
Among other regiments which went into vi
ginia yesterday, was the fine Twenty.,bI,d rEI-
mlra) N. Y. regiment, all armed with Epseld
rifes.
TIE THIRTY-EIsHTH NRw YORK RKssK,r
Adifor Sfdr: In perusing the journals. b,,slv
see the notice Of the Thirty eighth New yort
regiment as being engaged on sunday in defense
oi my country's nag. Allow me, Mr.. Editor To
say .hat was there, being hurt seriously I'm In.
right leg and left hand md head tbint tb,,I
Tor one was In action, and IL credit In awa,dad,
.ne fhifty'eighth are worthy Of It, We covered
snerman's battery bravely, and also covered ~.
gallant nremen Of New York when IN. pI..L
horse Cavalry charged upon them. Comnsnv
was three times driven from battery, and ,,w
tns secession dag lying In the dust. We ms,ch.d
On the Held with "a men, and we now nnmh., An
our oheer' led their men CALAMITY, and mspv !
poor fellow lies dead on virginis,s soil. WHILE
our regiment was advancing on the enemy our
eyes were greeted by the glorious nsY Of our
country ana We supposed that they were soma
OF our own men. We marched at double oufct !
70 MAKE charge on q battery that .=.s pouring |
uay hfe upon No; but to our cost we found !
'Aa' zoe sssfs and stripes were ussd a dscsy,
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anu elaborate opin'on oi Ju1go bhI1S IN tne
p'OoAauo rt'ho cases We S'a'o n,euy ,no "n-
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Worcester OT. The Republican s'ate
Coipcntion was called 10 order az II O'Clock
this morning hy WIN. Chqain, Chairman #
tho State Committee. Tho Convention wa
very fully attended.
lion. W. l.. Dawes was elected President.
Gov. Andr'w was rc.nominttcl 10y acclini-
tion. only one voice in tho negative. A motion
prevailed almoSt unanimously referring the
other nominations on the ticket 10 = S'lert com
mi,tcc ftwo delegates from each Con ressonal
district, which were appointed
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LEGAL REroRT,--MoNDAr.


Tie ITdds biud sljS, 800 % Jplg1r"
against He city, HcCoH,H rs. Me hpor' &C.
This cause was reported at length for lnE
Srx of tn. gth of July, 1850, at which lime the
,enort uf tle rpitfcG-the late Judge MlsOn--
i'm the case wa, confirmed. The particulars OF
the Judgment are wen understood, the. having
beena numscr Of times published. Tho city
authorities appealed the case, and II now came
an lor argument, and the appeal, for sufficient
reasons, was set down for the lst Wednesday II
November.
United states Commissioners Onice.
Alleged HaR RqJbey-GeoTge Whitney
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DO, ton, Ocf 1.--Licutenants lienj. L. Loyal
aud W. Il. Bats oi the ,loop OF. war ConStslla-
,ior arrived at Port tsmouth, were today sent to
Fort Lafayette lor having refused 10 take the
oath uf alleg lance. They were both Vrgrnianr.
Lieut. llenr, Is. Stevens, late Of the Ports
mouth, was also sent TO the same destination,
for the same rea son.
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charged with riang the mail bag on the Long
Island Railnsd, was brought before COmmis-
sioner Claiborne and committed. II IL charged
that t50ras in one Of the letters pilfsred froup
tho mail.
WIN. Monroe, seaman on board the ship Hel-
vetia was charged with assaultinR the secsaf
mate with knife, and released on bail in ths
sum Of $500.
Prize Comml-.-iouers' OGice.
Decres1 IF Cd-yf'cafion In the case VI the
bark winlfrod, tho decree Of conh,satien Wa
agreed uTon aud settled.
ID" Court ouior.d thAt il be ins' rtei that The
'on!.c'ii,n wl3 made o. cuemio5' property.
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n CnNs1rMPTIYES-A PREACnER on
TINTED STATES LOAN
- 7 $40 TREASURY NOTES.
oFTICE ~
KETCuJM, SON 4 CO.,
NJ, ~ Ey'hVse Place,


KETCuUM, SON 4 CO.,
NJ. ~ Ev'ht 90 Place,
NV YpRk, September gl, l'Gl,
Pursuant - ln4tTl0tplE from the Se'rrttry or
the Treasury, a BOOK mas THIS DAY been opCued
at ths al owe office for subscriptions, under nay sys
Ierutsrdaucs, far Iressary Nltss, 10 10 Issued !n
sums ~ fifty, one hundred Eve hund ed one tlHu-
sald, or Gye thou and dollars epon, payable August
f., 1851, aud bearing interest at tur rate Of $40
per cent por Annum- such lntere1l payable semi an-
uUaly, and r1lr' asDted BY coupons which may be
detached and presented 'Jr pay uelt sega Hoy from
the notes.
The above rate ~ interest pny two cents each day
on every hundred dol Ars and parties taking the
notes must pay aocrued interest from the date Ol the
uute, August ~, u tie dAts VI thClr subscription.
Suhscr ptans viii De received during fifteen days
from this date.
NORRIS KETCuUM.
NJ, N EvgUAHGE PLACE,
New York, September 81 1891
To facilitate the objects for which tna above agsn-
cy has been established, will receive from sub
scribers certified checks upon the banks of this
city, aud current bank notos-ourselyes furnishing
coin to the required amount
We will aIs1, II desired, forward the certificates
Of deposit 10 Washington, obtain tie Treasury
Notes, and forward them " any given address.
no charge will be made for the abOve services.
KErCHUM, SON a co.
NEw YoRK, Sept. 9sth, 1861.
Having been supplied by the Secretary Of the
Treasury, am prepared to furnish Treasury Notes
fearing intereat at the rate Of $40 per cent. per
annlm payable 10 order ~ required, and OF the va
rious denominations, immediately upon the deposit
| therefor In gold or current funds. -
se2S N'lli 2Ax - AokklH kETVuVA' :
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Arrest Of Dr. MasiiI, or wn.hingioa Co.,

Ciau,5rr,Jug. OcioJsr 1.-Dr. Mignl, Of
Washington county, Maryland, WA arrested at
Chambcuburg yesterday, and conveyed to Fort
Mcllcurv. lie il charged with constant COM
munca,ion with Bob. Swami, his son-in-law,
who is in the rebel army.
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BosioH. Ori. l.--Owing to failure in making
pndiors Of equipments tho 2ll Regiment can
not leave on Thursday, but will start on Tues
day morning next. III. WILSON
lnl. 22d Maas. Vol.
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B'nghdmpton, N. ", Oct. lion. Charles
Mason was unanimously nominated for Justice
of the Supreme Court in the 9Th Judicial Dis
trict, by the Republican Convention held hero
"a IaN
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Telegraphic News
FROM TIM. ssir or Var.
Prouu Jefferson CITY.


Jt6crson city, No., Sept. 10. "A special dis
patch to tho Republican says;-
There is no intelligence from Bonneville
Georg etown, Sedalia or GlIsgow, and no ap
prehensions are felt ~ any immediate attack oi
any Of these points by the rebels. All tho 70
porte received from Lexington corroborate th'
opinion already eNrresred, that tho rebels in
tend TO keep the main holy Of their force there,
but II IL stated that several bodics Of troops
numbering frov, two hundred TO two thousand
have left there within lew days past, Tor the
North and West.
some pers,n, murmur AT General Fremont's
delay, but he is determined TO have everything
rcadv heforc hc advances anil not 10 strike a
blow before he believes Il will bc effective.
HUMAN TELEaRAPiI.
The pckets ci the army of General Price OK
tend from Lexington to within about cight
miles Of Georgctown. Thay ,ru stationed very
near to each otho, aud thus tha intelligence Of
all our movements is conveyed to tho hoad.
quarters of General Price in the brieic,t space Of
time.
a Telegraph witc WI, l,i1 fcom G'ucr,l Ere.
mont's headquarters to Camp Lille this after
noon,
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CORRECTION. Among our city items, Mon
day, we noticed collision which ws described
us Occasioned by the tow boat Peerless running
into the tow boat Yankee Boy, Wo baye since
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CRNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JEk-
~ sEY, from foot OF CoitAndi st-Connsoting ~
Hampton Junction with Delaware, LackawAnnA
and Western Railroad, and Al Kastun with Lshigh
Valley Railroad and is concessions, forming d.
rectnhe " PITTsBUR9 and ans WESr, without
change Of cars.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
oommencing June IL, lS6i-LsaVe ksv York -
followsi
HIKRIsBURaH KIrREss-AisA. H., for ENston,
Roading, Pottsvile, HsrrAburg, Aaueh Chunk,
WiliAmsp0rt, &c.
Mail TRGm-At IA a., FOR Eunon, Water Gap,
Scranton, Great Bend, Pittston, Wikesharre, &c.
l2M. THRoUGH TBAIE-For ELstNn, haroh
Chunk, WiliSusPort, Reading, PcttVils1 Harris
ar.H. THRousu THAm-For Eastou, Bo,hls-
rem, Allentown and M,uch ghuak
80 y. ~, WAY TBAtN-FOr BOmerFihe.
800 p, N, Western ESpreAA FOR Elstpn, Alui-
,rwn, keading, HsTrisblrg, Pttsburg, ard ,hs
Wet. Sleeping Cars from JsrOSy City 'hrough 70
RxPRRss TRANs FOR HARRISBURG.
The a. -, Express Train irpm New York, pT-
ryes At HarrisburR al ?. n, connecting Kst and
p at, on Pennsylvania Ceutra railroad, Nprthsrp
Centcal Rulrosd, North snd syuin, and Tiih Cam
btr'And a.ley Railroad.
THE THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN FOR TTiA
WfST, leaves New York At sPH. daily Sundays
srespteil mRkrhg close oonnstion Al Harrisburg
with PCnnHy lvRuiA hAIlrusd--wlth no change n carr
y Pittshurg, and hut one N CincnAh and Chicago
Sour horrH time iH saved ty taking this Train.
~ lZABE4HPD RT ,AND NEW YORK FERRY.
leave New York fruLa Pier No. North RIVER ~
T.. and II. 90 An, $50, 40 and go P.H
r7ns b1is stop Al Bargon Poiut and haltAsr'z Har-
h1- sYOry tHp each way.
JOHN o. sTEARSs, supsrinssndan
au1Q 1ys1th
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military and Naval Movements,


Captain ;. ). Parker we'll known in militia
ry circles, has been authorized to raise a compa-
ny of sharp-shootcrs in this city, to bc attached
to the Oregon Rifles, Col. Williamson. This
company, which will have the choice Of their
own rife, when completed will be at once sent
to the seat of war. Headquarters Il Canal ST.,
and at the corner Of First and south 9th sts.,
Williamsburgh.
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NANt4ssGpAssss.

1861.
eggAT cUNrRAL BOurE
FOR THE
WEST.
VIA
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
ARD
sEY YORK CESrRAL RAILROAD.
s&fsEss TGArs I,EAvs Osro1s
BUDSoN RIVER RAILROAD
DAILY, sUEDArG rkoEryD, A. roILovsi
Cs r5Sn Ch,rabs' - rr9. so.h - ''.ii'a.
uoO " 40. SOOr. ii % Asis, SO r...
aortres and Buffalo Train with
deeuin9 cara, i0.lor.s n.D r,L.
ocnuO7rss a. ALsAhy .Irs Nsw tozx asrrlAL
sAILsoAD roA
SCHENECTADY, ROCHESTER,
UTICA, SATAvIA.
RoIK, and ssd,ops on BUFFALO.
9Sms and RssHr'nWp NlAaARA rALLa
Railroad, SUSPENSION BRIDGE,
AuBuRiI GENHVA, CANArDAIdUA-
Trains IN gonneotion leavo BUFFALO aud sUD-
PENsloh, via LAKE. sHoRR BUFFALO and
LAKE HURON and GREAT WESTERN RAIL
ROAD, for HAMILTON, TOkONTo, DETROIT,
CHICAGO, TOLEDO, MILWAUKEE, FON Do
LAC, La CROSSE MADISON PRAIRIE DU
RIA, ROCK ISLAND, MUsCATINE, IOWA CITY,
BURLINGTON, QUINCY, sPRINGFIELD, AL
TON, sr. LOUIS CAIRO, TERRH HAUTh IN
DIANAPOLlS LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI DAY
TON, COLUMBUs, CLEVELAND, and all DotnAH
wR5T, hoRJHWEST and s0UTHWHSr.
NORTHERN ROUTE
6onnsc,lng with trains a Troy. with TROY .
BOSTON and RENs. q SARATOGA Reads, 70
SARATOGA, WHITEHALL RUTLAND, Bur
LlNGTON ST. ALBAN5, ROUSE POINT
PIlATTSBUBdH, o0DENspURdH, koETksAIs
&C., 30. -
Leave New York ~ foIl0wsI
FroyA Chan, oers street. From. ThtrttsA sfrea.
Poug trains, 6 A. 6.2b A. ~, and l.2o and
y, and .b5 and 4rN A9br.E
PeeEs.dl 'rsia, 0s" A. go A. ~ and 600 T.
Sing Sing train, s46, 40 10, 400 and TO- 10 p =.
FishEiii train. $50 p H. swrH.
Sc FREIGHT ARRANGEMENTS By This rouss
% shove, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS, from
,he Depots In CHAEBrE AND CArAL srHzsTs, ars
al all fines a. favorable a. nsdds By Other Railroaf
Companies, The facilities Of ths greaA NEW
YORK ROUTE to ths Wen, commend 10 70 the
onnhdence Of merchants aud shippers for prompt
moss and dispatch.
Passenger trains with SMOKING and sI.KKPINd
CARS run In Connection on the New York CsniTrl
Road.
For particulars a W local trains and frs,ghi ar
angeme ants, inquire ~ the depot, 90 Warren ID.
jyl9 r'24i A X. SMITH, Superintendent.
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bten informed that the latter Loaf was run into
by tho propeller lafayette, and n,t by the
peAricss
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CANVASSERS WAN TED SEVERAL AC-
- tvr amt irteni gent l,d o. or gott'omrn yantoI,
in y'uvrsS f'r Nine. DEMORESrS y artery Mr.
rT ~ l,'huns, with whom arrangements win hc
Wai" by which IL n % iilars pcr week can hr re-.
nly'd. Can tor several days, At Niue. DENOR
ESl's Emporium, AZ Bruad~Ay. oil gao
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Thus far the rebels are a litle ahead ju the
, iluro OF vessel at sea; but not a- largely rs
might be ,uppo,ed, when !. is remembered that
tha rebel states have but very llttlo commerce
adnlt. Tho aFgrea aatca are as follows:
Value,
seized Ly rel rls........ 80 .'.-oi- .a2,5ol 100
SEIZED by L :. Nl,y.. 52 E. 1pl7,2oO
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CTORES, &C., TO LET --CH EkP RENTS
y New stores for butcher shops Or aLi. deposA-
2Srd 81, ave. A. Cheap rooms rear IJ5 Third ave.
hne apartments 669 Third ave. Apply on promises,
or to J. II. DOUGHTY, ibs Bowery, oor. Broome'
~ 24AG'1I3
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sNHEAP AG.>ORSIOH To CAMPS ON
- Staten IslAud Fare cents by Staten Island
ferry ts " whitehall So usz .he Ba.Iery and boueh
terry Boats lsAys every hour from A. n 70
I'm On hns. Sundays svsry hall hsuI 70 : r.
n. JehH
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deslu ctrst avn the smouai dns vhsn ths policy
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~ AnnuAl payments may N surrsndsred al ths
ptItou pit~' yeAru, Ahd TIE Company will iss-s
fpt n pad up policy iot a's for tass- aCtAl sC ~
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Policies Issued for lie Or i1t Any t,rtu Of ysais
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Premiums oo snort term and @ IN -psftioipsasna
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or bef Attaining A. On, 80. 80, IS Or 10 years Of
- Also oil 'or ma o, Children's andewmans and
Nnnuity policies uu ale niost Avorsbis IetlnA-
81 Thia Company has adop,sd >rtnoiPls In
lsidei ~ prevtnt he Ldpse 0f e-sg pei,cy, Asd W
assire H. the Aspiret in ivory sl the
shieh ,hetr p1rnrrltS lil y,ruplde fsr. Our neaa-
need not apnrehend therefore THAI thar nAbi-
b. to pay tho praraiuua at any futura hras viz In
soive the loss cf whai they hAvs paid
Our on. -sct,iA and oihsr pnbcaaies wtn be sgnt
yfsalitou.iy " al ito reluir~ a.
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II IA satisfactorily asccr'nin~l that the rc''els
have not lately scn' any Of their fprccs to the
upper Potomac They have merely retired fur
th,r back into VIRGINIA Thor lines extend
ltom Otcigu,u and Ntaas,ts 90 F,rfiS Couri
un. fatiOns.
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EARN fOR SALE OR RENr-A FARM
~ ~ ,cre-. no the croi a, c,ee " depot POS.
-aicr " nnce. hrls 81 rent, 10 small ferus ~
f,'e. Cal AZ ~ tulsou .. or STEPHEN VAIL,
pia'raeid Depot, Nj. sei4 2tsi'lls