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The Empress ch.rlost. visits the Pop.
-frussisn Diet PrersgueA.
NEw YoRK, Sept. 90.
The following dispatches we're received
over the cable last nigkt
RoME, Italy, Sept. 27.-The Empress
Charlotte is here on visit TO the Pope.
LONDON, Sept 27-The Bank Of England
has raised its rate Of discount to four and =
half per cent.
BERLIN, Sept 27.-The Prussian Diet has
been prorogued.
MADRID, Sept, 27.-General Marsulus has
been appointed Governor General Of Cuba.
FLORENCE, Sept. 27.-A Military Commits
sion has gone to Venice to take possession,
for the Italian Government, of the war ma
terial there.
Teutonin sailed for New York with 2 600, 900
francs in gold The Bremen also sailed with
$4,000 pounds in gold.
BERLIN, Sept. 26.-The Chamber Of Depu-
ties has passed q bill authorizing . loan.
thirty millions less, but urged lpon the
chambers that the Government should be
kept in strong financial position.
LosDcs, Sept 2e.-More troops are to 60
TO Canada. The steamer Henna has been
engaged to take 1,0O0.
QUEENSTOWN, Sept 25.-The steamship
City Of Boston, from New York, arrived at
Southampton Tuesday. The Mayor of
Southampton has invited officers Of The
United States war ships to dinner.
FLoRRxcE, Sept. 2s.-The volunteers ol
Garibaldi at Zecco are to be discharged.
LONDON, 25.-The presence ofthree United
States ships Of war at the Island Of Candia
attracts much attention.
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A Conservative Convert Beginning u
Baeksltae.

-
Baeksltae.
The Springfield tMass.1 Republican, which
claims, TO have been Consistent throughout
in its course, formally abandons both Mr..
johnson and Mr.. Beecher, while expressing
It's opinion that the theory of speedy sd-
mission OF the Southern States is, in the ab-
stract, right. 1t says:
"There is no avail, therefors, in pressing
such views ~ those so clearly stated and ably
defended by Mr.. Beecher. The conduct Of
the President has destroyed both his party
and his policy in the North. The one can
not be a. respectable or as formidable - was
promised, or as was desiaable, even. - .
balance in our political contests, and the
other cannot hope for success. Both are at
present going down hill very rapidly and
by the blunders and wickednsss Of The Presi-
dent and some OF the Soulhern people,
arousing alarm and anxiety throughout the
North, the Republican Union party rise
above the mistakes of its own Leadership and
mounts to a greater compactness and strength
than ever before. This isstinct Of loyalty
and safety, taking refuge in the organization
that led US through the war, and upon whoss
intelligent moral elements the country nightly
feels that Il can rest securely ID The significant
and cheering sign Of the times. The Presi-
ident and the South, by their violent meas>
ures and manners, force all loyalists Of the
North, with but few exceptions, to rally
around the Republican banner, to accept the
Constitutional Amendment proposed by Con-
gress as the issue Of the present campaign,
il not final necessity Of reconstruction, and
TO make such demonstration Of frmuess in
commanding that not only slavery and seces.
sion, but all their eorollaries and necessities,
shall be surrender, before real peace and
restoration can be granted, or shall command
respect and sc1uiesencen
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FROM WASHINGTON. :


WASHINGTON, Sept %.
In the United States District Court, Juaks
Underwood, presiding, sitting st AleSasdsl
the confscaticn case Of the United StxtlA VI.
]. II. Mcveigh was taken up, and McV eigh,
producing pardon from the President, FAR
ther proceedings were dismissed. And he
had returned to him all real estate which has
not actually been sold, and includes two
large dwellings IN Alexandra Mich of his
property. however, had gone thronght the
court and its con6scation bureau. r.
The ship Seminole lately srrived from San
Francisco. She sprung . leak on the Pacific
and had to throw overheard eight hundred
sacks Of copper, BY which the leak was de,
creased SO that the pumps kept her free.
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A. Great Rargaini
A Fine Country Residence for Sale.

cexstsfixs' or
ONE HUNDRED EfGHTY-TWO ACRES
nF NE bess 6llable land q fertile -
~ soil. we'll waasres, nndsf God tivassa ssssS
and In good eiimats. including SIXTY &C R95 ~
o. TIMBER, which IL hae woods pasture; ali -.
encosfd and divie1 by good 4. ess Ard stsuased On
1ass bAnk Of the MIssssppi adjoining III. town Of
Pom NrOOeUC. Pontos Is 80 i've u,ilue above Fort
aso. snd twenty CO. miles below Burlington Ioxa,
In the County Of Hancock, and State ilipoaa vtih
good steemboat Lsudinss, and in the hnet secton ol
country In the valley Of the Mssi~ippi The mprovs-
nsuts consist ofa
:, Beautiful Stone Mansion.
{MS1pn Style) yell nnlshed a cost Of Si3o0o Which
'FRONT.' the River good Barn, Ou',uiii,gs and other
inprovemsnts at = II - CO., nahrg sAs oris-
insi eea q The iapros-n,en. sxoisstvs IL land
eyer Hsooo These lands ecad readily BE- sold f,r
0ooo, say 80 per ~crs sba- e~rs - fpprovements
on them, god young prSh rd 4 vneJard Of 800
beartng sines fvr snd srit 0ardsn toSe
WITH this eonveuieoce, Of fst-cis,s mansion Ths
propstor, account health will tA crop
ty at great sscrce for cssh, part Of the payment
on ts ~ will ssu the holeinss ution stsck OF
Goods PoT srthet particulars address the propfiesor
ABRAHAM HARPER
\ Poatoesuc, Hasceek ooanty, Iilincis.
septae
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FROM LOUISVILLE.

Psstpsneaent Of the weeAlawa Rasss.
LouIsvIILE. Sept %
The Woodlawn running races, advertised
for October 9Th, have been postponed to the
18th, on account Of the postponement of the
st. Louis LAclede aces.
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FROM TORONTO, c. W.

Tins for Iapertasaeas - Arms end n.
nisiess - Was HxssnAsAp-lGsseHna -
the Counsll. Ae. 80 %ss%ss $50
Toaosro, c. W., Sept q.
The time for importing arms and muuitioce
Of war has been extsndsd 70 the l7th 81 No
vember.
The Executive Council meet at Qusbec
next week. -. ss~sss s-~se :
The CanadiAn delaenkos - astnnC fAoeea.
federation Of the provinces viii leave eafly N
Novsnbes.
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FROM NfW ORLEANS.


Mnrasr give CessssA eelAsses.
ro Nsv~ ~0sLEAxs, Sept "a I.
Major Lowell, commanding the Ne1Sia1
forces at Jefferson, Texas, reports the killing
Of two soldiers Of the 61st scolored infantry,
by one jack Phillips, Deputy Marshal st JET.
ferson. The murdered men sre victims Of .
blind, rsvsngefsl passion. -
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uH6LMl.

TAs 0Aaassa N MsaSAas.IAaA HasAvAns
s. ss's9 MEs1rxHs, Sept. -
forty.six new casss md t6irty. .four ldsaft,
ifea cAoisrA repcrtsd IN thj NJ tvsntvs} }6ff6
hosz1 = incssass Of one over ysstsrday',
kss
NAsHvrLLE, Sept. -:
cheasN sasAs ysstsrday n.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM EUROPE.
The Empress Charlotte Visits the Pope
-Prusstan Diet ProreGuea.

iva. THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
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Dess.~sssvs Dars - aesa.s i.

ES&4 sANSsAvS - ~ - SSSSS'
Qurssc, Sept %. :
A destructive FIRE occurred here last night.
Gibblow's bonded ware house, with valua-
BILE stock Of groceries, and three dwellings,
were totally destroyed. Loss, go, 900. s
GrvEs IT UP.-The Richmond EramiSey,
which was suppressed BY General Grant, and
rsstofed BY President johnson, under writ
ten pledge BY it, editor to support my poll.
cy,a keeps q correspondent ct Washington,
who is in the secrets, more or less, a the
Administration. Since the Presidents re-
turn from his big swing "around the circle, !"
this correspondent gives up the contest
Probably he reflects the disheartsued feeling
of the President and Secretary Seward. n
50, those worthless ars feeling decidedly
gloomy over the returns from Maine, and the
prospects in other States through which they
passsd. gg as y s.
The correspondent says 'sthere are very
few Of the President friends who have not
abandoned all hope Of . favorable result
from the popular verdict" the feeling being
general that the fates have rendered their de-
cision against the President, He Adds. $50
certain Is Il felt here that the President and
his policy have undergone shipwreck, that
the question most considered is, what will the
Radicals do with their-victosy7 Win they
impeach the President? Be assured We are
now to feel the lava Of revolution; heretofore
it has been tho smoke
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aerEeT9K~ TsfnnsTs FHsHaaas = HFssaat


In WING = VT sAss4 aup vii usASsbes1y -
~ vAacd dalsr he psckfas Ssasen = over. Having
arths pTss3uk kOD1k9DOH ALDkkA
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Casa Of Can't Raphael W. Semmes,

10 -Eqio General George H. lhonaus, Com
mnnding Military Division Tennessee;
Your telegram respecting Raphael W
Senmes has been presented to the President
who directs that Semmes be not permitted tc
in the city Of Mobile, or any other civil Or pc
litical office of trust, while he remains unpar,
doned by the President. IF at any time par.
don shall he issued to him you will be notified
thereof The same instructions will be observed
by you in respect to any other unpardoned
rebels in your command.
EDWIN M. STANTON,
Secretary Of War
By order of Maj. Gen. Geo. II. Thomas
WM. d. WuIppLE,
Bmgadicr General
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yesterday, dispatches we're received. 1tcm
lev Jersey, oontradicting the reported De-. II
q Senator Wright on the Gay before, but STAT
ns that ne was very i'll. The mistake oonec4r2
:ng :niS death vas general; and was announced
j. tAe Rev York papers OF last evening v':::h
obituary notices, as it has beer generally by me
to:ess since. Preparations we're being r-;G:r,e III
Congress else for the usual e,'2gies W,el The
dispatches came from Newal'- denying SIC
-'atC.t
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The statement going the rounds Of .he news
papers that the Methodist Church property in
Winchester has been given over to the Metho-
dist Church South, is coatradicted.
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Erc1 Sac Francisco We learn thai tne.'o has
Deeu Trouble Il. the China Geas. The Fleccn
coolie snip Hong Kong had been seize; ~ the
coolies OF board. When the yes. eel was .ocov-
cred from them it was covered wiz, blood anG!
dead coolies Sir Richard Graves iIcnor4ld
had been installed Governor Of the British de.
pency Of Hong Kong. with imposing ceremo-
MES. The British gun5oat Upos5um had cap
tu2ed 4 pirate.
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PEQUOI

PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS. The Senate,
yesterday, adopted resolution providing for a
special committee to examine into the condition
of all the national banks Of the country, and re-
port thereon. The reconstruction resolutions
were again taken up, when Mr. Stewart adj
dressed the Senate in favor Of impartial sui
frage and general amnesty Mr.. johnson
moved to strike out the third section, and Mr..
Sherman offered substitute for the second
and third 5 cctions No vote, however, was
taken on these motions.
The House concurcd in the Senate's amend
;rents to the jontresolulion TO prevent the ir-
PRODUCTION Of cholera into the .. s., so that it
las finally passed both Houses. The bill 70
continue the Frcedmen's Bureau for three
years was taken Up and amended so as % pro,
vide that whenever the former owners o. land
occupied under General Sherman s order dated
Savannah, July Is, 1868, shall apply tor the
restoration Of said land, the coLlnissicicr shall
refuse TO surrender the same. \ motion -
postpone the further considerable Of the bill
until next Decem Der was voted doN..-y2as 81.
nays Si-and it was then laid over until Tues
lay The tax bill was further considered -
One CIR t7o amendments were mace il relation
tc the stamp tax, and several articles Gddo-! 20
the Tree list
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AlAuLON i. Jt.NEE!

SAMUEL H. JASNEY. MAHLoE u. JtSSEE
TANNEY & co.
y Wholesale & Retail
And Dealers 81 in y WHITE IEAS, ':@INc ::
OILS, and VARNISHES, Window ClasS end
Putty, Spices and pure ground ditto, Choice
Liquors, Smoking and Chewing c'obacco Sad
Segars, Pure Port, Madeira and Sherry "lncj,
Fancy Toilet Articles and oeriumery.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully, prepared.
Orders from the country solicited, and promptly
attended to at the most reasonable rates.
Their store, No. AS, King street, aooTc u;
Asaph, has just been handsomely fitted W, ana
call from all their friends is respectfully Soic''
ted jan 29-st
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Z The Washington correspondent of the Balti-
more Sun says :" Some say that fifty millions
in gold are to go out for the relief of the mon
ey-market in England But the best advised
fnanciers say it will not be flea bite and that
the revulsion has butjust begun The Wash
ington Chronicle says that nine millions Of gold
have been exported to Europe from this coun-
try, the last week
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The name Of the vessel, mentioned in yester-
day 5 Gazette, amongst the news items, on the
first page, as the pioneer in the contemplated
direct trade between Norfolk and Europe. is
the Ephesus, not the Express.
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The Petersburg Railroad bridge over the
james River, at Richmond, Va, has been
completed, and the first train will pass over on
Monday next.
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Insurance.

n I. THOMAS,
NO. 10, PRINCE STREET,
OPPOSITE THE GAZETTE OFFICE:
FIRE, MARINE
AND LIFE INSU RANCE AGENCY.
Alexandria, Va.
AGENT for the following first class BALTl-
MORE COMPANIES: ss5sss:- ::
Maryland FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
los x MTINOR THOS. E. HAMBLErUN
w. - Secretary President
TIE MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS FIRE
INSURANCE CONTAIN . HsYppr1,
THE H HS'aSiaIyi FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
G. HARLAN WILLIAMS, ANDREW 1sls;,d REESE
HOME s INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW HAVEN
cuAs WILSON, oN - D. r. sArTERLEE.
sEc SSi5isr!y' (mAE1NE) INSURANCE. COMPANY
r. L. HAYDoCK, THos ". B1RDsALL,
Policies of the above reliable companies, Is
sued at this Office Immediately on application
against loss or damage by fire, on all descrlp-
tons of property in the city or country, on terms
as favorable as those Of any other company, OF
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co., OF n. J:
Cash Assets, July l, 1865. 5UO OOo
Annual income, in cash. .............. 3,ooO,OCu
The dividends Of this company are larger IN
amount, for premiums paid, than III any Com
pany in the world.
All the profits arising from this immense fund,
are ANNUALLY DIVIDED amongst the as
sured
Applications received at my Office, No. %,
Prince 81. G. I. THOMAS, Agent.
DR.. CHARLES ". CHANcELLoE,,
NH loft Medical Examiner.
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TRIAL OF JEFFERSON DAVIS. 1t is announ
ccd by two Of the New York papcrs-the
Times and the Tribune-upon what they claim
as good authority, that the trial Of Jefferson
Davis will commence at Richmond, Va, on the
first Monday Of June. The defense, it is added,
has been entrusted to Chas 0 Conner and j AS.
T. Brady, Of New York ". B. Read, of
Philadelphia; Mr.. Brown, Of Baltimore; Mr.
Push, of Ohio, and George Shea formerly cor
poration attorney for New York. The argu-
mcnts, alike for the prosecution and the de-
Tense, the Timea remarks, will involve the most
comprehensive and searching inquest into the
constitutional authority Of the government and
the relations of individual States thereto, that
has probably ever been made since the FONDA
ton Of the Union.
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Secretary Seward has returned to Washing
ton from his late visit to his home at Auburn,
NaH York.
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n Richmond yesterday, John II. Wi IL,
ze5 reelected sheriff IN Eenricc couAAy, fol
he House Of Delegates, Angis-, YES e:eose :;
o7ar lIagruder, who wac an Office i: ::.e yos.~
Zee crate army.
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MS~Ofice hours from a. NJ. to3 y. H. [jal0-ti

I:IuE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
ALEXANDRIA.
H." CHARTERED IN 1919
Continues to insure against loss or damage
by fire. The company which has had the
confidence of the community for more than
half century again solicits the patronage OF
the public Risks will be taken at the estab.
lished rates, and losses promptly paid.
Office hours 50 q. M, to 3 p. m.
G.. w. WATTLES, Secretary.
A. P Cover, Pres G. W. Wattles,
VIM. Gregory, Benz. Barton.
j. II. Brent. a.. aug l0-ly
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100


l9O WALL PAPERS: 100 "
SOUTH KING ST., SOUTH KING ST,
WINDOW SHADES,
PAPER CURTAINS,
| PICTURE FRAMES, .. .......
SHADE FIXTURES
PICTURE CORDS, TASSELS,
FIRE. BOARD PRINTS,
.. BORDERS, &c.
The subscriber begs leaveto inform his friends
and the public generally that he has on hand,
and will be constantly receiving, choice selec-
tons of the above named goods, which will be
sold ut reduced prices for cash.
Shades, putting down carpets, Sc, will be
promptly attended to by experienced workmcn,
~ " A. NJ. TUBMAN,
my 2l-tf 100, south side King street.
M w. GAIT s BROTHER,
Call the attention of the public to q large
and fine assortment Of PLATED WARE, con-
@'; TEz '2 sR Els of
~ - VINE STANDS.
FRUIT STANDS,
CAKE BASKETS,
CASTERS.
GOBLETS, CUPS, &C.
NJ. w. GAIT Il BRO Jewellers,
1854, Pennsylvania avenue.
Washington, my 22-6t
BAKERY FOR SALE-The subscriber Of
- fers for sale his Bakery, 22S, King street,
with the good will and fixtures, on reasonable
terms. The stand is an excellent one and has a
fine custom. [my l2-tl JOHN MYERS.
IRON RAILING- Castand Wrought IRON
RAILING, suitable for grave yard enco-
sures, furnished to oroer, at lowest cash prices,
by E, II. GARRISON.
ap26-tf NJ. Y, Prince st, opp. Gazette Office
NASTORS! CASTORS!! CASTOHS!!!-
- Just received handsome assortmen! Of
Casters w. w. ADAM
my 1T No 10, King street
80 HOUSE FOR RENT.-The Parsonage
IEI=l 81 ouse Of the First Presbyterian Church
Apply to HENRY COOK,
my 8-tf SO, King street
CAROLINA RICE.
~ Prime Carolina Rice, just received and
Tor sale by GEORGE E. WHITE,
NH 1T SO and 81 Cameron street.
lust RECEIVED-A fresh supply of BUT
y TER and EGGS from Loudoun county, Va
j. I. SHERWOOD,
my 2-tf cor Queen and St. Asaln sts
DINE APPLE CHEESE.-25v very superior
I Pine Apple Cheeses Just received and for
my IL. No. 6, Union street.
BACON! BACON !I-5 tierces George u Jen-
= k-ns Hams, from 10 10 lbs; 2 tierces Sugar
Cured Breasts, Shoulders and Sides-for sale
BY a [my l5-tfl F. G. SWAINE,
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HIS. Jefferson Davis arrived l.. Washington
yesterday, :rcn Fortress Mon:cy, accompanied
;rly by female servant. Me-. 1rH;5 remain
ed 20: some hours at tie mansion o. -Cr The
1:iller, mt afterwards took Gu ters at re e.
oe:I louise. She has been ;o.ie:. on by . nun
De- of visitors, including several ladies, s.:::t
Jae,rs averse tcreceivirg any nacl.oi :;,.ntloA
Sac will have az Interview, !" possible, I'll
,he President to-day.
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Yesterday the Treasury Department received
two contributions toward the "consclence
fund" Oneindividual sends four dollars, with
the explanation that it belongs to the United
States for dutics;" another correspondent as
scrts that in one sense owe the Government
ten dollars; in another, | do not; but inasrnuch
as prize clear conscience more than $40, L
enclose that amount.
The President has signed the bill to punish
kidnapping. 1t provides that if any person
shall kidnap, or carry away any other person,
whether ncgro, OF mulatto or otherwise, to be
held as sla;e. he or she shall pc punished on
conviction, bya fine Of not less than five hun
dred dollars nor more than five thousand dol
las. OF by imprisonment tot fvo years, Or
10Th
On Saturday lest Z Largo meeting Of return
eG Union soldiers was held at Yo.k, Pa. The
cell for thi; meeting vas signed BY -5wo hundred
and ,Lirty-ive soldiers RESOLUTIONS were
unanimously adoptcd strongly sustaining Pres
ideat Jo:la@on's restoration policy, and dc.
ncrrcine nag:n suffrage It was resolved to
Gcjrm: "ycil1son and Clyme. Club.
TIL, Nol IN Carolina State Convent;on assem-
Lied yesterday, Then some eighty delegates
answered to their names. Mr.. Black, Of Crc
ven cour:5y, offered resolution that the Cos
yer:ion adorru Gsnc die. The resolution lies
over oac day Under the rule It Is tAcaght it
jI;:Il lot 7GG:.
I,he brig Ann elizabeth, f.on- Sierra Leone,
reports that sis was run into by the British
biz J. z. .Ki1g, from CIV Bay toi New Z rb,
and rha: the latter vessel sank Immediately,
carrying down four Of tn craT'. The captain
ana one man oniy' ,,ere saved.
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RU G $40 L Z ,
Corner Of Prince and Fairfax streets

Having purchased the stock Of ar. ;auli, 10
which we have added largely, We heve on hand
large and complete assortment Of 1'e| oruaS,
Chemicals, Dye-Stuts, Perfumeries. Eo,n1&cs
Fancy Glassware, Hair, Clothes, Chr wing
Tooth anc Nail Brushes, Coarse and Fine
Combs; great variety Of toilet article; To- he
hair, skin and teeth India Rubber Goods, GIGS
retta Papers, Patent Medicines Of all sorts, led
icnal Liquors, Bitters. Family Iye Col9Fs,
Chewing Tobacco. Smoking, Tobacco, and a
very large assortment OF I'll Gitlcle5 usually
found in drug store
w. Particular attention will be paid 10 the
neat and careful compromising OF p kESc21P.
TIONS, at all hours 81 the deg anil night.
NH eff
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AND LIFE INSURANCE.

FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE
The undersigned has been appointed agent
for the following companies viz:
WASHINGTON FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
of Baltimore.
wv
Thos. Y. Candy, +. j. McGlnnls
President. Secretary.
ASSOCIATED
FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of baltimore.
Vim. 4. Hack, John Dukehart,
President. Secretary.
MARYLAND LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
Of Baltimore.
Geo p Thomas, Jno W. Davis,
President. Secretary.
Policy holders participate in the profits.
The above companies stand as high and are rs
popular as any others in the city of Baltimore.
Risks will be taken at the lowest rates charged
by frst-class companies.
SAMUEL H. JANNEY,
at Janney s. Co.'S Drug store, No. l45, Kings +,
above st. Asaph. jan lS-eot.
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j AIN ~ LII u lNO Oh6AAN JILL.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
GLOBE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
Assets (Gold, Sl5CW0N0ol
g in the United States l,4OO,OOJ
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE,
as WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK.
POLICIES ISSUED, PAYABLE IN GOLD, STERLING
OR CURRENCY.
Shareholders personally responsible for all
liabilities Of the company.
AU Directors Iuust Be Shareholders
Directors in New York:
+. Cottenet, Henry Grlnnell,
JOS Gailard, Alex. Hamilton, Jr,
E, NJ. Archibald, Z. T Sanderson,
H. B. NJ. Consul.
Alfred Pell, Resident Secretary.
Risks taken in the above desirable company
on all descriptions Of property, at the lowest
current rates, and policies issued, payable IN
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