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A GENTLE WHISPER TO MorHxrs-I,

GENTLE WHISPER TO MorHERs.-IL IN
fortunately, You have lost your own teeth by
neglect or misman cement take care mat your
daughters do not suffer the same penalty from
the same cause. See - it that they hru 81 their
teeth regularly and thoroughly with Sozodout
and thereby You will insure them sound aud
serviceable sets as long as they live.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-13

IL ACB QUIT AIMS.
A very beautiful assortDsnt OF
LAOE GU 3 AIMS.
ranging in price from ss 70 rs per window, may
JAS. B. DODsON,
se ll-eQtf No. Market Space,
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MAR RIED,

GokDON-LAWs. On the 18th instant at tbs
Church of the Epiphany, by the Rev DR. Addison.
AbELBEkT GORDON, Of this city, to Miss EES
SlL LAWS. II merly of Ham pton, Va
i-,rfclk papers please copy
PATTEN-AYRES. On the sth instant. a. PHI
adelPhia, by Rev: D. A. Cunningham, GEO AGE d.
PA TnN JR; OF Warrington to LOUISA. dsu. n
ter OF Henry Il. Ayres, ESQ, of Philadel In hia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-13

DOCTOR J. II. THOMPSON HAS REMOVED his
ONCE and residence from the FIRST Ward 10
Massachusetts avenue, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, Immediately east OF Four
teenth street. Office hours before 10 a. m. and
from TO p. N. Hours OF attendance at the
Woman's Hospital, from l to y. m. every
day, Sundays excepted. 1913
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.SrALprses GLUE" handy and useful.

BALTIMORE DAILY SuN.-Persons wishing
to subscribe for the Baltimore Daily Sun can
leave their orders at the ONCE of the Evening
Star, or at 592 N street north. between 9th and
7th. The paper has been enlarged, and will
be delivered at an early hour.
100 ROBERT CoGGINs, Agent.
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JKwEIRy.-SAver-plai Ware and Fancy
Gooos, received this morning. at Pngg's One
Dollar Jewelry Store, No. i36 Pernsylvania
avenue, near ~ street.
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CITY ITEMS.

HEAVY BLrrUoArs 10 suits OF Croth. Beaver
frock Styles, at A. Saks 4 Co, SIT TN street
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THE TRAvRLKR's FRIEND, on Pstaloons, 81
Hennings One Price Clothing Store. No 81
sth street, Intelhgeacer Building.
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PHReoFe wishing 10 subscribe for THp Stan
who reside on Capitol Hill and the Navy yard.
Will please leave their orders al No. IA Eat
Capitol street, between 4th and 5th
JOHN COaaIys Apepf
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FrRR.-Abouf Is minutes after three O'Clock
this morning, some of the shedding about
Eslin's brick kiln, in the northern part of the
Third Ward, took IRE. and were DESTROYED;
II ON SO to s75. No alarm " as sounded. IL
b. ing deemed unnecessary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-13

WHAT MAK,s your hair so beautiful SIrs.
;. A. Aliens Improved new style) Hair Re-
storer or Dressing, dE one bo,tle.) FIR q q le
Dollar. Every druggist sells IL. co
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EVENING STAR.
LOCAL N y W s.


walls OPkRA H0usE-The great m,ral
drama of Uncle Toms Cabin" is siIu drav ain.
good houses. SECURE youf seats in advance
SECosD GRAND LEvEE of the East Washing
Ton Abracadaora ASSOCIATION at Odd. F.llovs,
Hall, Navy Yard Cars leave the hall for
Georgetown At three O'Clock A. m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-13

The FIRST DISTRICT SCHOOL HousR.-The
correspondent of the Baltimore Gazette writes:
negotiations are now on hand here for the
purchase Of the new public school building on
the corner Of X and 18TH streets for q State De-
partment. This building has cost the city
nearly 32O0,OO0."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-13

SOLDIERS AND SAILORS UNIoN-This or
gunizafion held meeting last evening At Union
League Hall, Major w. s. Morse, President
in the char. Several gentlemen were elected
members of the Union. The second Company
OF the LIST regiment, Boys IN Blue, was then or
ganiZed. w. Bartlett, Captain, and :. G.. Mer-
rIll. LIST Lieutenant. Stirring addresses were
made by Capt. Bntler of Texas, and Major
W. s. Morse, after which the meeting ad.
lourned.
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Georgetown Advertisements.

Foe RINL-Ihs HOUSE AND FURNITURE,
oenoe Of the late Geo. Poe, u. The house contains
ne re- modern APPROXIMATIONS, gss and water
gees. shrubbery, &c. Apply st No. 81 Let
NEW FALL AND wINTER GOODs-Just
= opened, large stock, embracing PopIius, Me-
rnos, Empress Cloths, Mouseiins. Alpaca Rope
Black French Alpacss, Boubszines, Frenr6
ShinU Shewls, Closks, flsnnels, Blankets, Under
Vests, Grand puchesse and other beautiful Skirt
Corses, Cloths, Casstmeree. Virginia Full Cloths
and Cassinets. A large stoCk % Dome.tics very
cheap 400 yards Calicos from &C mp, good yard
wide Bleached Muslin l21so.: wsmsutta sc 10 q
sheetings D. cts. Alexandra o and Jo-ephs Md
Gloves Hosiery Notions, &c F.; Csrpetinc -, Drua-
gets ana oilclO'as We promise great be reans q
all who may favor with call.
BENJAMIN MILLER,
1ol Bridge street.
(,an
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WRAPPING PAPER for sale. Apply at II
STAR Ones.
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NORTHERN LIBKRTIKs SEYMOUR AND BLAIR
CLUB.-A meeting of TINS club was held last
evening at Wills Hall, 9TH street, near H, aud
addresses Were made by Messrs. McNerhany.
DAVIS and Schmidt. Arrangements were made
10 receive and read dispatches tonight at their
hall relative to the election, and the club agreed
to attend the dedication of Democratic pole in
the Fourth Ward on Thursday evening next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-13

The SOLDIERS AND SAILORS ORPHANS
HoME.-We see it stated that Horatio Ward, a
banker in London, but a natv of New York
mas bequeathed S2Op,OOO to the Soldiers and
Orphans Homes in the United States. OF TINS
amount one half goes TO an institution in Wash
ington city, and the other half is 10 be divided
among the Orphans Homes in existence in the
loyal States, within one year from the death o.
the testator. As he died in April 1857, applica.
ton should be made forthwith by the above in
situations.
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GRANT AND CoLFAx CAMPAIGN PoLHs.-
The Grant and Colfax Club of the First Ward
have erected fine pole, lbs feet high, on the
triangular reservation at the intersection OF I
street and Pennsylvania avenue (south side. }
The dedication will take place on Tuesday eve
ming next. -- D.
The Fifth Ward Grant and Oolfax pole, on
Capitol Hill, OF which the haliiards were cut
some nights since, is again in working order, as
last evening some nimble and fearless individ-
ual climbed TO the masthead and ran through
a new set of halliards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-13

THE CAPITOL AND PATENT OFPIcp.-Mr f.
Clark, architect Of the Capitol Extension, est.
mates the sum of 1lI1,O00 for the Caritol aud
Patent Office, the items being follows: For
completing the work on the Capitol Extension
$4,000; for completing new dome, $1,000 fol-
annual repairs of the Capitol, 80, cor for heat.
ing and refunds, $1,000 and for completins
the Patent Office building, S12,O00.
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DROPosALs ENRA "USLlC sOHoOL HOUSE
In GEOkGkTOwN
Sealed Proposals directed 90 the undersignedD
vii be eeiyed until Octobs . tn for the erection
OF Public School House in GEORGETOWN. ID. @,
TO lie seen at tue Office OF the Clerk Of the CORPORA
tSn .iSto' te~n-the risht 70 select one bid or
reject all bell reserved
wM. l.. DUNLOP.
Secretary Board of Guardians,
c7.l0.IS.l6 0eorgetovn srhooi.
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The TOILET WRIrrNs FLUID. sent rs by
French Richardson, 35t Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. is the best INK We have lately seen. Ii
flows freely, and does not injure steel pens. II
is excellent, also, for copying purposes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-13

PAY OF THE METROPOLITAN PoLIoE.-Mr.
W. j. Murtagh, treasurer Of the metropolitan
Police force, estimates that he will require for
the next fiscal year s2fl,050, of which Slii,0J0
is tor the pay Of the police officers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-13

MARINI's OLAssEs-This evening, IL will be
seen, Prof. Marini. the accomplished teacher Of
dancing, will open a class exclusively TOT Ia
dies. The opportunity will undoubtedly be
eagerly embraced TO learn the graceful arr by
j,ining this class --4-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-13

POLITICAL RIGHrs OF WoNKN.-A national
convention Of the advocates of the political
rights OF women is called to meet In this city
next december. The call is issued by the Uni
versal = Franchise Committee, and Is intended TO
be q stirring one. eF-.H FL. &
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g. L. WILD. formerly Tuner of-
knabes and subsea9entiy Of stein
Bio . Pisno Store, A91 llth street. besv.e, p.
avenue and street, still gives special sttentton
10 the above. Other ipstTn ne nts also r. paired
iIDed and for sale. Planes Tor sale, reat, At eI,
change, se % "
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RS X. sHIpY, TEACHER OF GUfrAR
w And Singing. Plsfn Accom- mepts 10 songs
a1eht in few lessons TERMS nFie Lesson.
six Lessons, %; Twelve Lessons SO PupIIs
Nsnine 70 receiv. lessons NJ theft own Residence
WI De chsr"eo so q lesson, in ADVANCE
Apply At 40. 422 Lab st. cor. q. o. 10 linz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-13

SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION The regular
monthly meeting of the Washington CITY Sun.
day school Union was held last evening in the
Thirteenth street Baptist church; Mr. A X
Browne, Vice President, in the chair, ana Mr.
}. e. Judd Secretary. The meeting was open
ed with prayer. The resignation of Mr. B. b
johnson as President was read and accepted.
and A. X. Browne elected to fill the vacancy
An invitation was extended 10 the members OF
the Union to attend the Sunday School Nor.
mai Class 10 be held soon at the Foundry
chapel. The topic ssThe best system Of secur-
ing regular attendance of teachers and schoI.
ars was discussed by Messrs. Hall, Himrod
Judd, Mason, Frank, and Wright, and on no.
ton, the same topic continued for the next
meeting, to be held the first Monday evening
Of November, at the New York Avenue Pres.
byterian church
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EDUCATIONAL.

A GRADUATE OF FIRsT-CLAss COL
"A leee, capable Of teaching English, Latin
french. an Greek IL about 20 Cpan an EyeDine
Glass, at 1913, corner of 10th aud streets durins
the hours ef 5, g. and7 The number of pu pills viii
De limited 20 ten. Everything will he done which
Dsy .asl g. NOR I'D Ordinary success Term.
mo crate for Particular cell and see the teacher
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could not nix the salary. Mr. Brown sad th at
there was $4,000 remaining unexpended to the
canal, aEd his salary was provided for III the
act OF April, 1866. Mr.. Kelsey moved TO re-
consider The vote ordering the previous ques-
ton. Mr.. l.. b. s. Miller moved to lay the
motion OF Mr. Kelsey on the table; which was
not agreed to-yeas 10. nays 10. The motion to
reconsider the vote ordering the previous cues.
ton was not agreed TO. Yeas-Messrs. 3 ties,
Brown, Chase, DAVIS, Hne, Kelsey, Ruther-
ford, Stewart and Taylor-9; nays H. and the
bill was passed.
On motion of Mr.. L. b. S. Miller, the bill to
create the Street Department was made the
special order for Monday next.
Mr.. Taylor presented communication from
Ray Of hope Lodge, No. S, Order OF Good
Templars, inclosing the following preamble
and resol utions:
Whereas ON the 18th instant in the Board OF
Common Council Of this city, George Juenne.
man, a member of that body, representing the
Fourth Ward thereof, did offer the folio wing
preamble and resolution, and support il by tue
appended remarks, as appears from the pu blIc
newspapers; There follows the resolutions, &c. =
and " hereas said Juenneman was on the 18TH
instant convicted Of violation Of the law
passed and intended to protect the sanctity OF
the Sabbath by the sale Of intoxicating drinks
on that day, thus desecrating thar holy day by
a crime against humanity, the deliberate sale OF
that which, as beverage, can do evil and only
evil; and whereas all temperance organizations
known TO US have for one Of their laws the
rigid exclusion Of partizan politics from their
councils, ceDates, ana proceeoingss as ID wei
known to all who take the trouble to inform
themselves: Therefore,
R>solred, That, in the opinion of this Lodge,
said George Juenneman has proved himself
unfit 20 MI the position to which the people
have elected him, morally, socially, and au-
chemically, and that the said Honorable Board
owe II 20 their own dignity and the best inter.
ests OF their constituents TO expel said Juenne-
nan from the position he disgraces. (Signed
J. > Gourlay, w. y. T.; VIM. Mexican, W.
Secretary. f- H--
When the Secretary had read as far as the
seeond clause Of the preamble, reciting that
MT JGenneman had been arrested, &c I5s4
the paper be dispensed with, and IL BE- re-
turned TO the member presenting II az disre-
spectful 10 the Board.
Msssrs. l.. Is. s. Miller, Rutherford, and
Tiers SAID that !, was night now tha, the ten.
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McCathran, IN contin uatiOn, enlarged upon the
fact that the Register-a pet OF the other side
bad 10 countersign all warrants for money
signed by the Mayor, during the last fiscal
year, ana bore down hard on spot-house poll
tIcIdns" He then continued his revle w and
eulogy of Mayor Wallach's last annual mes
sage, and contrasted il with Mayor Bowen's
inaugural, saying he was sorry that gentleman
had used the language he had. Congress to
whose will he bowed with loyal submission
IA yOice.-Uhm-m-m.] Mr.. McCathran re
sumi,g, said yes. loyal, and referred to his
service with the army, after which he spoke of
the expense OF the Metropolitan Police, the
coiored schools, &c, saddled on the people of
the District by Congress, which he said made
the necessity for an increase Of the debt lac
then spoke of the efforts to save our citizens
from the draft by buyiAg substitutes as another
expense, which practice we borrowed from
Massachusetts-trom Boston.
Mr.. Fenwick.-Yes, Massachusetts, got them
from Holland.
Mr.. McCathran then spoke OF Mr.. Elvans'
Efforts in the last Board Of Aldermen TO ia stem
fraud ON the officers Of the Corporation, and
MS fail ure TO find proof.
Mr.. Richards moved TO strike out ssJO,O0O and
insert S500,00O
Mr.. McCathran and Mr. Moore opposed i'm
mediate action ON the bill. Mr.. Moore said i,
his motion for postponement was carried be
bad resolution calling on the Mayor Tor In j.
formation IN detail as TO the floating debt W
he read. He called for the ayes and noes on
Lis motion TO postpone. The roll was called
and the motion 70 postpone failed by the fol /.
man, NcCathran, Moor, Morseli and Tai.
bert-6. Nays-Messrs. Baker, Clark. Cok
Crocker, Knight Richards and the President
tGnnderE7.
Mr. Baker moved the previous question, on
which motion Mr.. Moore called the ayes aud
noes. The previous question was ordered by
the following vote :-Yeas-Messrs. Baker
Clark, Cook. Crocker Knight. Larman, R.eh.
ards and the President. (GrInderl-e. Nays
Messrs. FenvIck. McCatnran, Moore, Morsell
and TaioerI-5.
Mr.. Croeker called IL ayes and noes on ths
passage of the Dill, and ~ passed by the fol.
loving vote --Gsas-Messrs. Baker. CLARK
Cook, Crocker, knight, Larmsn, Richards aud
the President, 0iyind~r)-s Nays-Messrs
Fsnxiek, MeOataran, Moore. Morsell and Tai.
bsrt-5.
Mr.. Croker moved TO reconsider the vote
and 10 Ia v that motion on the table,
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as-s2 by F. G. Hunt, her attorney.

ISAAC s. p. MOREHEAD and Hannah
i Morehead will take notice that Noyes Spicer
tition In the Clerks office Of the District Court
of Lyon county, Kansas, against them, the OBJ
iect and prayer of which Is that the u Of the
n W u, and the e n OF the n q Of the said n
W n OF sec No. %, town le, range IL, in Lyon
county, may be decreed to be sold to satisfy q
mortgage thereon given by said Moreheads to
secure the payment of 1920, 20, with interest
from May 30, 1861, at 20 per cent. per year, ac-
cording 20 certain promissory note that day
given by said Isaac s. =. Morehead to Daniel
Varney, and by him assigned to said spicer.
Judgment Is asked for $4,000 with interest
Aforesaid, and execution against the said Isaac
8. p. Morehead for any balance thereon after
applying the proceeds Of such sale. Said pc
tition must be answered on or before August
9th, 1868, or the same will be taken as true,
and the defendants be foreclosed.
1881 N - MOVES SPICER, plaintiff.
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NOTICE.

JAMES L. HARPER, Of the State Of Ohio
q will take notice that Annie d.. Harper, Of
the county Of Lyon and State Of Kansas, did,
on the 9Th day Of July, 1853, file her petition
in the District court for Lyon county, Kansas,
against the said James L. Harper, setting forth
that the plaintiff has been for the year last past
Q resident Of Kansas, and Is now bonafide
resident Of the county Of Lyon; that she was
married to the said defendant in the county Of
Coshocton, State Of Ohio, on the 29th Of Sep
tember, 1853; that she has ever since conduct
cd herselr toward the said defendant . good
and faithful wife; that the said defendent, to-
tally IliSregardiDg the duties OF husband, has
been wilfully absent from the said plaintiff for
more than one year last past; that while living
with said defendant she had, by him, five chill
dren, one daughter and four sons, viz: Sarah
y. aged IS years. Joseph w. aged 10, John w.
aged II years, George NJ. aged 8 years, and AL
len aged 3 years; and praying that on the final
hearing Of this cause she may be divorced from
the said James L. Harper, and decreed the
custody and education Of the said children;
and the said James L. Harper is notified that
lIis cause will come on for hearing at the
September term OF the District court for Lyon
county, Kansas, to be held at EmporiA. in said
couny on the LIST Monday in september: 1865.
ANNIE M. HARPER.
aa-2a by Z. G.. Hunt. her attorney.
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D00| AGENTS WANTED to So
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SMITHS DICTIONARY OF THE BIBLE.
The ONLY EDITION PUBLISHED IN AMERICA,
CONDENSED By DR. SMITHS OWN HAND. In
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Agents and subscribers see that you get the
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The Springfield Republican says this edition
published by Messrs. Burr & Co, Is the genu-
Inc thing.
7Re COageegdtioRdlist says, whoever wish
es to get, in the cheapest form, the best Die
tionary Of the Bible should buy this.
WE ALSO WANT AGENTS for ELLIOTTS
new work, REMARKABLE CHARACTERS
AND MEMORABLE PLACES OF THE HO-
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They are new and original works by these au-
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A dministrator's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed has obtained letters of administra-
ton from the Probate Court OF Lyon county,
Kansas, on the estate OF William T. Carter, de-
ceased, dated July 18th, 1868, all persons hay
ing claims against said estate are requested to
present them for allowance within one year
from the date Of said letters or they may be
precluded from any benefit Of said estate, and
II such claims be not established within three
years from the dateof said letters they will be
forever barred. JOHN CARTER,
:. 2DIS1 bwr, psrtr'T ef Administrator.
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Total liabilities ......-. 81, lbs $50
any one risk -. .s2o, oo2 90

18th. The greatest amount insured in
any one risk. .-........... Sc, o02. 90
SKATE OF NEW YORK;
COUNTY OF NEW YORK. I IS.
Cyrus CurtisS President, and VIM. A. Brew
er, Jr., Secretary of the Washington Life 1nSu-
rance Company, to me personally known, be-
ing severally sworn, depose and say, that the
foregoing is a true, full, and correct statement
of the affairs of said Company; that the sand
Insurance Company is the bona fide owner of
at least One Hundred Thousand Dollars of ca b
capital invested in stock and bonds of at least
par value or in mortgages, on unincumbered
real estate worth at least double the amount
for which the same Is mortgaged; that the
above described investments nor any part
thereof, are made for the benefit OF any individ-
ual exercising authority in the management of
said Company, either as President, Secretary,
Treasurer, Director otherwise; that the
mortgages above described have not been as
signed nor in any manner released or impaired
by said company and that they are the above
described officers of said Company
(Stalnp) (Seal) CYRUS CCRTISS, Pres't.
w. A. BREWER, JR., Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this twen-
ty-eighth day of January, 1858. In testimony
whereof. / have hereunto subscribed my name
and affixed my Official Seal
(Stamp) (SeaD CHARLES NETTLETON
Commissioner of, the State of Illinois for the
City Of New York.
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$17,6e9, O2s,ss

VII1U0S,UZoIoo
-H-..- ~ LIABILITIES.
Fifth-The amount of liabilities due
or not due to the banks or other
creditors by the Company. nothing.
Sixth-Losses ABUSED and due, Is 10000
SeVenth-LosseS adjusted and not due, 3l2.7S0
Elghth-Losses unadjusted, 81, 500
Ninth-Losses in suspense awaiting
further prsof,
Tenth-All other claims against the
Company. diIidens payable estim-
tied, tx, 900
MISCELLANEOUS.
Eleventh-The greatest amount in
sured in any one risk, .# q, 600
Twelfth-1'he greatest amount above ed to be
insured in any one city, town or village, un-
limited.
Thirteenth-The greatest amount insured i'll
one block, unlimited.
FOurteenth-The act Of Incorporation Of said
Company filed.
GUY II. PHELPS, President.
". S. OIMSTED Secretary
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Americus Chaesa

nor sale cheap at the Factory. or the stores
E Of Gillett 4 Hadley and CIV. Frederick
8 Co. in Emporia.
offer it in quantities Of from single cheese
to three thousand pounds. and warrant Il TO be
P. B. CAMPBELL,
B-an PFOpgseAcP Americas Cheese Factory.