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Baltimsre Marketa. Te.dax,

BALTIMORE, Sept. 2O.--Cotton firm, Mid
ding uplands 26 bid, 26x asked. Flour in
better demand. Howard Street Super S-aS5.75;
do. Extra S9.75sS11.75; do. Family Sl2a$l2.50;
City Mile Super SSaSs76: do. Extra S9.75a
Sll.75 do. Family SI2al3; Western, Fine s6.25a
SO rs: do. Super s725ass.25; Extra s9.i5a1O.25.
Wheat dull, very good to choice Red 81 .25a
1.26. Oats firm; sales at 7Oa77 cents. Rye firm
at S1.40asl 80. Provisions firm, with prices
unchanged.
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The Prize Rinc.

The New York Clipper this week has the fol
lowing items
THE WORLDS CHAMPIoNsHIP-TAe Match
Bettceen O'Batdctn dad W0rmdid.-Within ten
DAYS from the date of the present issue of the
Clipper falls the fixture for the final ad justment
OF difficulties and the settlement OF the cues.
ton OF supremacy between those old opponents,
Joe Wormald and Ned O'Baldw win, ana sh ou Id
everything Continue TO move along as harno.
niouslyas it has done far the long enter
tanned hopes OF the sporting fraternity on both
sides the blue Atlantic Tor a meeting bet ween
the rlvals will doubtless be gratified The
fourth instalment of one hundred dollars
ASIDE was posted promptly at Felix Larkin's
corner west and Charlton streets, on Tuesday
eYtalDg, the 22d September, Felix posting on
benalf OF the Giant, and Wormald, who hal
arrived during the day, staked for himself
"A request was made upon O'Baldwin's be-
nail that the day OF battle be postponed one
week, but TO this Wormald replied, "Ne not
halfa BY day." which settled the mater then
and there. II is not generally known why the
ghn desired the postponement, though it is
supposed to be upon the score OF condition, one
OF his hands proving very troublesome. and it
lng feared that it will not be "nght" upon
the cay. The next deposit of a century a side
falls due on Tuesday evening September 18th,
and will be staked al Felix Larkin's instead of
Charley Diamonds, as mentioned in the arti.
cfs' the latter having, we understand, dis
posed OF his old place on Spring street. At
tins lime the toss for choice of ground IN the
Safe chosen for the battle Will take place, and
Wormaid name the place for planking the final
deposit or siUO side. A large com pany will
doubtless be present and someth OF interest
may be looked for.
1HE LieHT WEIGHT CHANPIONsHIP-Ar.
tIeles of agreement entered into the 2Sth In nst
between Abe Aicken and Peter Mcguire
stlpulate that they are to fight a fair stand up
hght, according TO the new rules of the prize
ring, by which they mutually agree to be
buund. The said fight shall be for the sum of
one thousand dollars aside, and shall take
place on the 23d day of December, 1sGs, in the
safe OF virginia, the man winning the toss TO
give the opposite party ten days notice OF the
place. The said Abe Hicken and Peter Ma
guire TO be confined TO 134 pounds, and to weigh
on Tuesday, the 22d day Of December, 1868,
between the hours of ~ m and p. m, when
either man exceeding l34 pounds shall forfeit
the money deposited, The men shan be in the
December 23d, or the man absent to forfeit the
haffle
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~ The Rural New Yorker asks the farmers
TO try the experiment of covering wheat in the
fall with thin coat OF straw, and report the
result next spring. 1t is thought that such
protection might save a crop from the winter
and spring freezings.
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VRye in the shape of bread is 5

@Rye in the shape Of bread is said to pro-
duce more brain and muscle-supporring food
than " heat.
oSMr. Squires, aged eighty years. married
lady Of seventy .one, at hudson, Michigan a
few days ago.
SThe distilleries about Richmond. il is es.
tImated, are man ufactuTmg about 4,tOU Hons
OF whiskey per day. The demand is in adj
vance Of the supply. f-.
R-One who has ciphered 10 out SAYS that
two cents placed on compound interest would
accumulate sufficiently to pay our national
aebt in four hundred and my six years.
GrHamilton O. Jones, author OF the hes,
humorous piece in the entire range Of American
Literature, Cousin Sally Diiiaru," died at
Rowan, N. O., recently.
DLetters have been received BY the friends
of George Francis Train, stating that he will
arraye in New York within the next fortnight
s0At the Amherst Agricultural College the
freshmen work two days In week at corn ana
potatoes and the sophomores three. - =
~A riot recently took place IN Cork against
the shipping OF potatoes 70 England. Most
the rioters were women.
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FATAL STABBING CASE,

CLEVELAND, OHIO, Sept. 30.-Haban, stabbed
Yesterday by sailor named English, died this
morning. His wife who was also stabbed will
recover. People are greatly exasperated, and
talk of lynching English and his accomplice
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He CAMPAIGN IN Anotter
Ictsfleot DlstUTbCHcs.-A mass meeting OF the
Republicans of Lancaster county was held in
Lancaster city Pa, yesterday, which ex-
ceeded, IN point OF numbers and enthusiasm.
any similar former demonstration of the Re-
publIcars in that county. Speeches were made
by Governor Geary, Gen Fitzpatrick. A. F.
81. .arns, mem motr OF Congress from New Hamp-
shire James Patterson, United States Senator
from New Hampshire; G. A. Grov-, chairman
0f lhe Republican state Commit e, and o. j
DIckey, Republican candidate for Congress
Tor that district. During the excitement an az
fray occurred between members OF the oppos-
ing parties, in which clubs and stones were
rely used. The fight lasted more than an hour
ouTlng which large numbers Of persons We're
injured, though the Mayor had employed q
large number OF special policemen TO assist the
Iegnlar force TO preserve order. These oEcers
iGlled TO stop the Disturbance. Stones were
used freely, and the shutters of the windows of
most OF the business placeS In several squares
were closed, 10 prevent the glass fro ON ing
brOhen. a meeting OF RepuGIeans q, Id
there last evening, and was addressed by K
Stool ckett Matthews, OF Baltimore.
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0Coal miners in East Tennessee are on a
strIke.
"Paul Morphy IL Row called .chessist'
A barber, we presume, is n s.hair cuttist''
~Jtm Ward is about to leave New York,
and pugiiism is sad. '
sTThe Charleston Mercury thinks webster's
Dictionary should be expelled from the South
~fne Democras Of Texas express their
0Thers are over one hundred subordinate
geographical unions in The United stairs.
NMost Of the newspapers in the United
States rejoice at the rebellion in SPAN.
1The London Times half advises England
20 walk up 70 ths eaptalns Cfice and s-trIe ths
Alabama claims. ~
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THE PHILADELPHIA MURDER.
(oronep.s Un.uo.x

PHILADRLPHIA, Sept. 30.-The coroner's in
quest ON the d;ath of Mary Monrmans has
ended in finding a verdict that she came to her
death from strangulation, after having been
violated by some person to the Jury unknow wn.
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FALLING OF A WALL.
- Men Crushed.

BOSTON, Sept. 30.-By the falling of the west
ern wall OF the skating rink last night, George
Gookin, OF Chelsea, was killed, and Madison
Putnam and Elisha Saville We're in ured, but
not seriously. They were at work, painting.
During the night, additional portions OF the
wall fell
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7 he case of the Httle girl W who died after being
whipped by a woman named Dunkley, in a
Brooklyn IN. " school, has been investigated
by the School Committee, who concluded that
as the physician gave a certificate Of death from
by sterlcal epilepsy, the woman Dunkley was
not responsible Tor the death. The parents of
the child, however, state she died from con-
WILSON'S, brought on by rough treatment az
school
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HEAVY RoBBKRY.-Another startling rob-
berry took place yesterday. A gentleman nam:d
D'Artois was in the third interior room on The
second floor of No. 10 Wall street having az his
side on a table a bag containing &l,3O0 in specie
A young man entered the room, reached around
Mr.. DArtois, seized the bag, ran through the
stairs, and disappeared in the crowded street
with his plunder.-N. T. Herald, Sept. 70
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"a new diseass called ..swollen tongns

ga new disease called ssswollen tongue. Dor
'black ton gue.r 10 very prevalent among thu
cattle in Washington County, Ill. -
sHA philanthropio individual ATTEMPTED IN
induce the police to interfere with Kit Rnrns,s
rat killing the other day, and an enthnsiasf sf,c
sport 'sbustsd him in the snoot" severely. -
~ Within a month q thousand men have
been discharged from me woolwlch dock
teey shall b employed Emigration has been
proposed as q remedy.
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PHALON'S "PAPBIAN LOrToN-
TIE SKIN AND comprxx

kiIMSyLs I4 ALL 1RUPJIoNs, FREoKLEs,
and renders THE SKIN SOFT,
FAIR and BLOOMING.
For LADIES IN the NURSERY 10 10 Invaluable
For GENTLEMEN after SHAyINGit it hss no ecu
.PAPHIAN LOTION" is the-snly reliable rem
sdy Tor diseases and blemishes Of the SKIN.
PHALON'S "PAPHIAN SOAP,
for the TOILET NURSERY and BATH will not
Chap the ekiN. Price rs cents per cake.
FLOR DE MAYO.n
"FLOR DE MAYO"
AMkW PERFUME FOR THE HANDKER-
TTRRtnGEp TTRnGp REQUISITE, DELICATE, LASTING
PHALoN 3 SON. Ney ork.
leoU Sold by ell Drug ggists.
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je l3-eo3mD6
BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE,

. This splendid Hair Dye 10 the best in the world:
ne only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reli able
tnts; remedies the IN effects Of bad dyes; inviso
rates and leaves the Hsr soft and beautiful blarl
and properly applied at Batch eIor 3 wig Factos
10. Is Bond sreet. New York. in L. -eodly
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INEFFICIENT ARMY OFFICERS TO BE RwRRpyp
oUT.-The following has Just been promul.
gated from the War Department:

iCoLLECToE APPoINTRD.-Captain Albert G.
Ryan was to-day appointed Collector of inter.
nal Revenue for the First District of Arkansas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-30

ONE THOUSAND PERSONS left here last night
and to-day, to attend the Soldiers and Sailors
Convention at Philadelphia
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ROBABLE SUCCEs> OF THE REVOLUTION IN
SFAIN.-The cable dispatches seem to place
the success OF the Revolutionists OF Spain be-
yOnd farther doubt. Even the Paris offi,.l1
papers, which have heretofore disc-edited re-
ports of the magnitude and force Of the reyoIu-
uCLaIy movement. 10 " despair of the success
Ci The - ueen cadse- Throughout the whole
of Spain the ms direction has become general
Marshal Parya, with the little remnant of the
royai army, was surrounded by tie insurgents
and PROBABLY q prisoner by this time. GENERAL
PTIm was apprCach hing Barcelona with his
IroD-clad heeT, and on his appearance il was
believed that city would declare for the Reyo-
lutlORists- In MadTid also 1t is rumored that
iEe InsurrectlOn had broken out. Just at this
moment when her peril was most imminent
the u aeen has succeeded in driving from her
side General Concha and his brother, the only
Two OF her remaining supporters who had in
any degree the respect or confidence of the
people. Having refused 10 return TO Madrid
without bringing with her Marfori, disgraced
fayorite and an object OF especial detes taion 10
the people. the Conchas IHfol med her that all
hope OF check the instruction was Ge troy.
ed and resigned their re espectIye commands,
the one al the head of the "a nv and the other
the Government Of Madrid. The Queen was
reported 10 De still at San Sebastin eudeayor-
ing to form d new Ministry, but the latest Lon
don dispatches mention a rumor that she had
IL d across The French frontier.
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CouNTRRFElr.--A very skfllfnl counterfeit
$40 note of the Third National Bank OF Phila.
delphia has made It's appearance. Tha
vignettes and the whole face Of the note are a
fac simile of the genuine note, and therefor
difficult of detection. The engraving of the
back of the note, however, II rather defectiva'
NOT so good as IN the genuine. -
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The LATE GIN. HINDMAN-.Cien Thomas
u HIndman, VINO was asslss mated at his resi-
dence in Arkansas, a few nights ago, was born
IN tennessee IN 1Sls served rs n Second Lieu
tenant Of Mississippi Volunteers in the Mexican
war. and was 4 democratic representa-. We IN
The Thlrty-sIxih Con gres from The first district
OF Arkansas He was Reelected TO the Thirty
seventh Congress, but when The rebellion broke
on; he entered the Confederate seryice and
hecame a Major General. HIS force at Newto-
ma numbering from 1900 10 2U.OI0, We're put
10 hight by Gems. Schofield and Blunt He
collected his force al Van Buren,, Arkansas
crossing the Arkansas with 25,GOO or 31,i o0 men,
and advanced in December, 1-62, TO Prairie
Grove, where he was defeated. He subsequent
iy served IN the army of Tennessee, down TO
rfe fall of Atlanta General Hindman was a
mem Der OF the Charleston Convention of I66i
Alter the overthrow of the rebellion he became
resident Of Texas, but lately returned 10
Arkansas.
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Wall street fs.day.

NEW YORK, Sept 3O.-Stocks steady. Money
5 per cent. on Government securities. Sterling
Exchange, Sx. Gold, AIN. 5.20's, 1862, coupon,
12K. 10-40's. registered, 3E. North Carolina
SIS. &c, new, 73k. Virginia 6's, ex-coupon, 53x.
Tennessee 6s, ex-coupon, 6eb.
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The GREAT EARTHQUAKE.-By the steamer
Alaska, at New York from Aspinwall, addi-
tional details OF the terrible scenes during the
late earthq uakes are received. In Ecuador
amounts to forty thousand. In Peru the dead
are yet hidden under the ruins of houses in
many instances, and a stench infests the air
which it is thought will produce pestiienee.
A band OF robbers are roaming through the
ruins robbiDg every one who has anything
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Baltimore Stsck Market, To.ds

BALTIMORE. Sept 30.-VIrginia 6's, old, in
scribed, 46 bid, ~ asked; do. 1866, 4S bid; do.
1566, i6 bid, A. asked.
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New York Grain MARKET To-day.
NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-Flour heavy and IOaI5
cents lower. Wheat dull and 2a3 cents lower.
Corn heavy and about cent lower.
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INTERNAL RRvENUE.-The receipts to-day
from this source Were S475.O;3.7l; and since the
commencement of the fiscal year to date SlO,-
65O,s9l 9l.9l.
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDRNr.-Isaac Slater,
q lnboring man, was instantly killed by the
cars at Eimira, N. Y, on Monday last Two
trains were approaching 5th street crossing
one going north and the other south, and in at
tempting TO prevent party Of ladies from be =
ing run over by the northern.bo bound tra H.
Immediately struck by the other tram and
killed.
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A LARGE BElUgsT FOE AsYLUMs OR HoMes
FOR SOLDIERS ORPHANS.-A beuuest of SlUO-
Go was made by the late Horatio Ward, a
native of New York and a London banker, for
the benefit of such institutions in the "loyal"
States for those made orphans by the late war
IS were established prior TO his death, in April
last, or within year subsequent to that date
The interest Is 70 be used for the present in the
support and maintenance Of the orphans and
the principal will be devoted to giving them an
outfit In life rs they become of age, and will
thus be gradually extinguished- Besides this
b@quest, Mr.. Wsrd has left SlOe,OOO for the
nEtOn.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ADVICE TO YOUNG ME-

ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN ABOUT TO MARRY.
kssays for Young Men, on the Errerp Abuse.
and diseases, incident 20 Youth and Early an,
hood, with the humane view OF treatment ana
ere, cent BY mail in sealed le Ter euy clones free
OF charge Address, HOWARD ASscCIkTIoN
Box p, Philadelphia, Pa. A. n sm
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tion of the President Of the United States he
meeting Of the Court of Inquiry TO inquire into
the charges against Brevet Major General A.
B. Dyer, Chief OF Ordnance, has been post.
poned from next Monday to Monday, october
18th, when the Court will convene in this city,
Generals Geo. H. Thomas, w. 5. Hancock, and
a. II. Terry being assigned to duty thereon
Neither of those officers has yet arrived here,
but they are expected Friday or Saturday.
REVENUE APPoISrMENTs.-Secre Nc.
Culioch to-day made the following appoint.
ments OF Internal Revenue officers
Storekeepers.-Samuel Montgomery, oath Pa:
Thomas L. Harrison, 23d Pa; john X. Rich
ardson, 2!th Pa; james L. Miller, 5th Ind
NO; l.; +. Pepper. oath Pa; O. W. Campbell,
9Th n. Y; Charles b. Strain, 2ad Pa; James MI.
Boyd, 2ad Pa; Thomas Davitt, 22d Pa; James
A. Toner, 23d Pa; John b. Finley 23th Pa.
Frazer. lst Pa; Cornelius Van Cott, sth NY:
n j; Haynsworth, oth n. Y; VIM. II. Fritz,
9ih III; H. II. Walker, 10th Ohio; John NJ.
Curran, ID Ala. -
Guagers.-Henry II. Bassler. 10th Ind: John
a. WhaIey, G. II. Phillips, Nathan Fike, and
George ID. Fiske. 5th Cal; Aaron Ordway. ith
Mass; Mass; W. J. P9rnell, Sd Md; Louis We'll,
Kansas; John M. Fennerty, I'd Miss L. M
Rexford, 18th Pa: Edw'd w. Johnstone, 5th
KY; j. L. Ladd, LIST Mo.
INEFFICIENT ARMY OBFICERs TO BE WELDED
oUT.-The following has Just been pronul.
gated from the War department:
General Orders No. 7S.-Department com.
manders viii report 10 the Ad utant General
OF the Army, with the view to their being
brought before retiring board, cases OF all Of
ncers IN their departments who are incapaci.
tated for active service. Habitual intemper-
ance, freq uenting gambling houses, and other
vicious habits which disqualify an officer for
the proper discharge Of active military duties.
or make him habitnally neglectful, and in gen .
eral, any cause which il the opinion of the
department commander renders an officer pal.
pably inefficient and unfit for the military ser.
vice, will be regarded as proper subjects for
consideration and report of the retiring board
The report OF department commanders in each
case should contain specific statement of facts,
and names Of witnesses to prove them.
By command OF General Grant.
L. ID. TOWNSEND, A. A. General.
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A GENEROUS ACT-Mr. Charles Reade, Of
London, one Of the authors Of ssFoul Play -
having learned of the unfortunate frdoGs at the
Broadway Theatre, some time ago. has gener-
ously remittrd 20 Harper Il Brothers, the
publishers, his draftfo flo (about 81 }, which
he requested them TO expend for the comfor-
and rellef of the two wounded employees. Mr..
hrade, IN his letter of transmIttal, expresses
his deep regret NJ the occurrence, aud mis- SYM
pfihy IoI the sufferers, In a manner which does
HIM great honor
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NOV is THE TIME TO BUY
IN FALL AND WINTER GOODS
FLANNEL6. BLANKETS
BOYS AMI MEMS CAssIMEREs
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
merinoes, Poplius, AlpAcss, Delaines Prints &c
- HOSIERY. GLOVES, HOOP SKIRTS,
One Price, and that the lowest
B0GAN & wYLIE
se2s st 329 7th ST, bet n r ave. and 81.
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NATURALIZATION IN PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3O.-The application
made TO the supreme Court for permissio to
copy names and vouchers for naturalization
papers was granted this morning. The said
copies are TO be made in the presence of the
Clerk OF the Court and of Notaries Public.
The object OF the applicants is to publish the
names, which was at first forbidden.
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ID N o s.
Our assortment Of PIANOFORTEsf from leading
manufactures Of the country is now Com
plete. Purchseing exclusively for cash e3xA
We are enabled 10 sell at lowest factorytVvI1
prices ior sash or on accommodating terms.
Persons in search OF q valuable Instrument ara
requested to call and examine our stock
w. G. METZER0rT &CO
6ole gents Sttinways Pianos and
Sc S-8 Mason q Hsmlin e Cabin.t Organs
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SCHOOL BOOKS,
UEoReETowN COLLEGE, d. C.
NINETEENTH MEDICAL SEssIoN-Is6s-,s
College Building, Corner Tenth and streets
CITY OF WASHINGTON.

The Regular Course of Lectures will commence
october 1st, and terminate the following March
Lectures will De delivered daily, commencing al
sa clock This time Of lecturing has been
customary in this institution since its Foundation
snd has proved most acceptable to the students of
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Washington News and Gossip.

ihk ALABAMA DELKeATIoN.-Tha delega-
non from the Alabama Legislature, headed by
Governor Vim. H. Smith, who have been here
for several days past to present the resolutions
OF the Legisture tor troops to aid the civil au-
tnorities, having had their request granted by
the President, to-day had an interview with
Secretary Schofeld relative to sending troops
TO the department of the South under Genera
Meade, in case they should be needed to queI
any disturbance. The interview between the
delegation and Secretary Schofield was a very
pleasant one, the Secretary assuring them that
he would do all in his power to aid them in
upholding the State government and enforcing
the laws
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GENERAL GORDON GRANGER, who has been
here for several days past, will leave this eve
ning to resume command of the Department of
tne Cumberland. Major General George III.
inomas VIII reach here about the latter part
OF the week, TO serve on the Dyer CouTs Of In
quiry, which meets on Monday nex, D.,ring
the absence of General Thomas, General q ran.
ger Will have command of his department.
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INSURANCE.
INSURANCE.
THE NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
WARRINGTON, ID. C.,
'hsrtefee oy Special Act Of Congress, Al.
proved July IS, is6s.
~Asn neArirAL.-......... 200, e0e

OFFICERS,
=. n, OLAkk, Philadelphia, Prestd.r,
Syvhk' Chairman Finance and Hrsert,v.
HkNRf d. COOKE. Washington. Vic. pr..,.
EmaRsoS ". PEkr, Phrsaslphi.. s.cr.,.r,
rs. IURNER; wsshington. A..i.t.n, s.cr.t.r,
bkANOls o. SMITH, M. d Medical Direotor.
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD,
J. X. B4RNEs, Surgeon General UItt~d sts,..
p. j. EoRWffS. Cht.t Medical pep.r,m.,,
D. oS''f W ssiss. sisss' 4. s' y. S::snsssS iasSs
Tie adyantases offered BY thi. COMPANY ar.
Itss National Company, chartered by special
raid up capital OF slap0o.
IL Offers low rates &C premium.
lt furnishes larger Insurance than other CON-
renles Tor the same money.
IL is definite and certain In its terms
- home company in every locality.
us policies are exempt from attachment.
mere are no Unnecessary restrictions IN the rol-
Every policy 10 non iorfeitable.
foiieies may he taken which pay % the insured
their full amount and return oil the premiums 90
tnAt ,he Insurance costs Onl, the decrease on the
Policies viii he Issued that wiz "a, 20 the ip-
sured during life On annual income Of one tenth
No extra rate is charged for risks upon the live.
II issures not to secure Dividends, bu, a, % low
eost that divfdends will be impossible.
LOCAL AGENT Is WANTED IN EvERG
COUNTY, and applications from competent p--
ties FOR such agencies. with suitable endorsemel
sb~uld be addressed 60 the Ccmpsnys Gen
Agents rfss only ,n ,ns,r respesnye We, districts
on Application st the once Of the compan IN q.
city.
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Hon. q. IL. BROWNING, Secretary of the
Iaierior, Will return here on Saturday evening
from his recent visit TO the Greenbrier White
Sulphur Springs.