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New-York tribune., 1868-08-22
LAYING or A CORNER STONE.

The corner stone of the new Methodist EpscO-
pal Chapel which Is being erected by the New-Iork
sunday-schoo Missionary Society Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, on Peuy-st., near Hudson, was
laid by Bishop James In presence OF large eongre-
CATION, yesterday, at O'Clock. The Rev. Dr. Marks
opened the services with prayer after which hymn was
snug The Rev DR.. Curry then delivered the opening
address, and showed how the 70 be reached
by the Gospel. The Rev. Dr. Ferris followed with an
eioduent discourse the Importance OF education aud
Tel gOn among the common people. rejoice said he.
mat the MethOdists building chapel here to-day.
This the place where the Gospel needed and wheTo
10 will produce an abundant reward. The great hearted
men the next generation % spring from the poor
and dOwntrOdden citizens Of t0day-the bone and
snew OF the land" The congregation sang Beautiful
Zion" after which Bishop James made Few peril
nent remarks. The Rev. DR.. Monks aluding 70
the work which the SundaySchOOl branch OF
the Church had done said the Banstreet Sunday School
was founded November 1863, at No 693 Westinghouse
with only 90 pupils on tho 6th OF March, li II was re-
moved 20 Bank-st, where IL now is ana about 500
sChOars are in attendance The Church was organized
on the 9th Of May 1863, and since that time BIS people
have become members The ground for the new building
PerTys was purchased one year ago Tor tJVVO 1he
lot IS 42x97 feet. The building Is 70 be 3g1g4 eet sur
mounted by handsome bell tower, and OF the OOlhlc
Jle OF architecture. The auditorium VIII De SS1o0'5
feet with class either side aud large one
the OF the pulpit The cornerstone contained
copy OF the Bible and number OF Methodist papers
mIgannes, and statistical documents relating 10 inc
Methodist Church.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22
cnNcprss NOMINATIONS.

The Democrats have nominated J0hh w
Lcftwich in the with Tennessee District ioi
Tbo Democrats of the With District have
v,,,1uatea q l. Roszen OF Butler county, Iowa, LOT
TonrrSss OF the 81 counties in the district only
seven were represented 49,.
The Hon. John Wentworth is Gll19lua5o sia 4J'
@ is, 6strict now represented by Mr. Judd ana u ls
said that he Is using his extensive Acquaintance al" "
huence TO effect IT,
The PHILADELPHIA Press says: victor T..
pioIet will he the democratic candidate IN the Alllti
Congressional District against Hon. ySees % ,o
h ou our fbat he intends TO COOnze heavily IN Jle
Democrats counties" Mercurs majority IN 1860 was l4o
1t is now stated that William ID. WashDurne
is likely 10 get the Republican nomination f9T ConEeSs w
tbe nd Minnesota District, lguatus DOnelY, tbe
nresont incumbent Mr. Mashburne rs brother OF eA
GOV WashUuInC Of Maine, and Congressman NaS"puIne
oFT
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22
sp,riaI Aciius.
$50 Miles
n fha

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
Are now finished and in operation Although this road bos With sre
nPdt. thoroughly done ana pFonoanoeA ' 'us 0
States Commissioners be fntea IN ever 'ps's 's'''
eepted and before any bonds he issued apon it,
Rapidly excellence construction hare been scared con
pete division Of labor and BY distributing 2oo empoed aoSs
the line ir long distances at Il is probable mat he
WHOLE LIMB TO THE PACIFIC WILL BIZ COhPLbtED IN 1907
The COMPANY have ample means Of Government grants ths
right wsy Necessary timber other materials found along
tie Of It's operations also o0 Of land 10 tke nile Asn
alternate Of roa also United States Js
Amounting from $1,000 $500 nile ACCORDING 70 s
difficulties the various sections be built for Shies
second mortgage security and expected that not Only zoe
interest the principal amount be paid IN services rendered eJ NE
Company in Transporting troops mails ke
THE EARNINGS OF THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD ho-
way Local Business only during the eulHs JaA !" 1904
amounted to
FOUR MILLION DOLLARS,
which paying expenses much than 'ansn' 70 pay
the interest upon These earnings no Indication oi me
vast through traffic that must follow opening Of the ae 10 'as Pa.
ohc but they certainly prove that
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
upon such property costing nearly hree times their amount
ARE ENTIRELY SECURE
The Union Bonds thirty years for $1,000 each aud
have coupons payabe on The Urea
DAYS Of January and Jay the Companys oGcs the City Of New
York s the rate per gold The principal payable
gold maturity The price IO2, and at the present rate 0 s0
they pay liberal Income on their cost
very important consideration 10 demlning the value OF hsss
bonds is tAe length time thcy hare 70 r1m.
well that long bond always commands mach hgh
price than short that duSg the nett 'ery
years the outerest he Dotted states N decline AZ has Zone
Europe and right expect that such echt ssea
ties these will be held at high premium those Of this Govern
which 10 1857 bought at from 20 70 % per cent above pa"
The export demand alone produce this result and a tie issue Of
private corporation they beyond hs reach Of political acton
The Company believe that their Bonds at the present rate as s
bspest security the market right advance the
any time is rerged Subscriptions viii be received 10 NewforS
AT THE COApASYS OFFICE NO. 20 hAssAC'SI,
and By --s
JOHN J. CISCO & SON. BANKERS, no. 50 WALLsE,
CoEpinJs advertised Agents throughout the Und Stafes
Reniaanoes should b. IN dTGJts Other af par n Nss
York 'etl b s Of ehgs byrsiEn pT PS~
ties ssrJiag through ageas vH look % nsm T thsr san
dsliUerV
PAMPHLET and MAP 1867 has lus, been published By the
COMPANY giving fuller information than possible IN en- dTeri'smea
respecting The Progress the Resources Of the country a''
srse BY the Road Coneon and the value Of The
Bonds which will application Tie ConPAOys oaes' %
to any Of the advertised Agents
JOHN T. CISCO, Treasurer, New-YSrE
rust
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22
NEw.YoRK YACHT LOST IN THE AMAZON.

The yacht Challenge, owned by the LOrillardS
was recently lost in the Amazon River, while her way
from Para, Brazil. 10 NeW-YOrk. The Challenge was
three hundred burden, and built
She was the largest yacht ever built IN America with
the exception OF Mr.. Klngnds Alarm. At the time Of
her loss sho had cargo OF indigo aud Indarubber The
loss OF the yacht caused by hor running reef
about fourteen miles from Para. Her OF Ii dozen
mon became frightened. and although Captain Smith and
his officers used prevent the desertug they
refused obcy orders and taking the boats quit the
vessel The yacht then went 20 pieces The officers and
crcW picked up by the steamship Mississippi, and
reached this city Friday night. The Challenge
very fast sale and handsomely lifted up She vau-
ed At $1,000 and was insured.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22
BASE BAEL.
ECKFoRD VS.. KEYSTONE

One Of those peculiar games, One-slded anu
unsatisfactory audience for the first i've ana
sharp aud exciting toward the close was played yese
day between the Eekf0rd and keystone clubs. From te
lead gained by the visiting club IN the early part OF te
game, coupled with the play OF both mines, lJ was MOI
dreamed that they would be otherwise than succesu
There had been changes made IN the first part OF tS
on the Eekford side such Martins playing IN the
field Malone pitching Hodes Mt thr base and Holmes
catching soon became apparent that the nine were rOO
ishly placed that time sufficient remained for atefa
and change OF play that would victory
hopeless The change did not work immediate atera-
ton between the playing qualities Of the Clubs and
for an inning two following. 10 thought the Eek
fords would be beaten. Reference TO the will show
that the Eckfords Oubated their opponents in the last
four innings making 10 20 for the KeysoDes The
umpire was enient with the pitchers and this led to
long game Although making l5 runs In the second and
third nung the Keystones did not deserve one, the bad
play of the Eckford shortsop giving them chance after
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22
DEATH OF THE WIDOW OF A REVOLUTIONARY
SOLDIER

Mrs Rachael Posey, whose husband was a
soldier under Gen. Washington. died NJ Valley Forge,
Penn short time at the good old age OF lCl years
and 10 months Her recollection went back to the time
when Washington and his army wero oncamped at Val
Icy FOrec-in lT77-18-that Winter made memorable by
sufierngs which have never been paraieed excepting,
AndersOny lie Her "reminiscences OF tins eycntu period
were very Interesting Her husband hicaga F0sey, VINO
was much older than herself fought under Col Bul,
wounded and taken prisoner, and after enduring many
lardships was exchanged. After the war they were
unrrted and lived happily together until his death,
which years ago. Mrs Posoy bad 10 children
81 grandchildren, ll9 decentralization, S3 greatgreat-
grsndchudren, and greatgreatgreatgraudch
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22
NlAINE.
,,p ppNDtFTON AT AUGUSTA.

AUGUSTA, Aug. 21.-The Hon Geo II; Pen
aletr f Ohio arrived here this morning from Bangor
nd vas met Inv large delegation Of Democratic cayM
cSde and two bands Of music lie was SS welcomed by
it in front of The COur House. He paid hlgh conpli-
ment to gen Grant lie was followed Dy rdroorO & a: ~ ~
hed a ratification meeting In Granite Han, winch was
nTes,ded over 10y Judge Rice, with hiX NceiIesldeHts
VA vas addressed by the Hon. Geo H. Pendeton the
Hon T. T. Pilsbury Of Maine, and MI a. " bIe"ster
OF Massachusetts. i 4.
The Hon VIM. Pitt Fessenden is ahnouhceu 10
- fore "a Grant and COlfaX Club at Auburn, Maine.
~ 'Fcssenden makes but few speeches during each
canvass in that state but they are very ecV'o ouh
The thinking men who crowd to hear hlh'
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22
MASSACHUSETTS,.

SPLENDID REPUBLICAN MEETING IN SALEM.
SALEM, Aug. 2t.-At mass meeting in Me-
ehancs Hall last evening. Mr. p Phelps presided ana
was assisted by G. vicePresidents After an eloquent
speech by the President resolutions were adopted rau
filg the nomination Of Grant and Cohax ana the pl'
fr, ~ the Union Republican party, and calling for the
pavept of the national debt in utmost good faith Col
r. stockett Mathews Of Baltimore made forcble speech
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22
THE BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

The telegraph has reported the fact of the
passage OF bin By the South Carolina Legislature repu
dating the foreign claims against the Bank Of the State
and authorizing the Governor to take possession OF the
assets The Charleston Courier publishes the following
history OF the
"Dadney Morgan & Co.. holders OF the bills Of the
Rank Of the State behalf OF themselves and Others
soiue time filed their bill In the Court OF Equity,
claiming the assets Of the bank should be sold and
the proceeds applied 10 the payment OF the notes OF tho
bank which were outstanding The Barring Brothers &
Co OF London, and others OF this country, who are
boders aud owners OF the bonds known
tho fre loan bonds, fled their answers, setting
nm the following rights First That by the act OF the lst
city az Charleston 10 declared that II shall be the
iv f the President and Directors OF the Bank OF South
c M the interest OF such loans may be effected upon
te credit the State under the provisions OF this act
Thereof Second That by the other sections or the act
tho assets OF tho bank were made directly TO.
snonsbe 10 the holders OF the bonds and that these,
therefore, bad special claim as creditors Of the bank
soation and upOn the assets OF the same as well as
nnon tbe state Itself Third That the OF the bank
were therefore under the existing laws OF the Legsla
tnre nedges Of the past, liable primarily 20 the pay
mont of the fire loan bonds aud then to the out
standing bills aud notes. and that any other con-
structInn would impair the obligations OF
tracts and DO contrary to good falth, equity or
cscenre The merits OF tins cause are now pending be-
fore the Court Of Equity IL has been submitted TO the
Law aud by the law 10 should be- determined In fact, IL
not legally be otherwise for by the provisions Of
The Ytr statutes II Is declared that the Chancelors OF
,h Court M T0uy shall, until the first day Of January A.
te esnective Offices for the disposition OF causes which
are now pending And this Is one OF INC very causes
o nendng 10 Is clear, therefore, that tho Assembly
m C"inuba M neither competent to d6cde the important
LEGAL nuestous involved, nor has II the authority It Is
simply another attempt az radical iesSatlon without
can only end In confusion and injustice. In other
ords IA IL matter entirely for the courts OF the ooun
try. and not for the legislative department"
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22
SERIOUS ILLNESS OF ELLIOTT THE PAINT

Elliott the painter, is very i'll at his residence
in Albany. He Is snkng rapidly and his friends enter
tain but little hope OF his recovery Mr. Elotts death
would leave great vacancy in American art, In one
branch Of whchthe painting OF pOrtraits-he Has peeh
especially distinguished lie was born IN seo ln TINS
state. In early exhibited proofs OI MS natural
abity drawing and painting. Coming 20 hs clly nc
was pupil successlyely OF Tfumbull and OF Suuor ana
gained considerable reputation by some OH paintings
representing from Iryngs and Pauldng WorKs
After remaining here year lie returned 70 tho "essorh
part OF the State and pracced his profession as pOr
tralpainter for years at the end OF WhSh ue ne
returned here. Mr. Elliott latteTy has Fou huen ~
Albany, where his most Intimate friend, Palmer the scnp
Erastua Corning IEYenIDg Post
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22
DISTINGUISHED PARTY AT WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS

GREEN BRIAR, WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Aug 2-General Robert Z. Lee arrived here last night
and was received with enthusiasm Gov Pickens, Gov.
Ietcher Secretary Of the Interior Stuart Generals
Echos j. r. Anderson, and the Hon Linten stephens
are among the late arrivals Secretary Browning has
engaged cottage, aud will arrive on Saturday. The
Hon. Alexander II. Stephens and Generals Ewell
and Lougstreet will arrive tomorrow night.
Gen p g. T. Beauregard President OF the Newt Orleans,
Jackson and Great Northern Railway; Col FOntaine,
President OF the Virginia Central Road Col Butord
President OF the Richmond and Danyie road and Capt
Louis seuer agent OF the Baltimore and ONO road, are
here discussing railroad topics Gen Rosecrans, Minister
10 Mexico Is at Rock Bridge, Alum Springs. lie has
secured cottage here and viii arrive tonight IL II
pretty generally understood that the meeting OF Generals
Lee and ROsecrans matters Of Importance 20 the
country Gen RosccTans was Outspokeh on the cars IN
regard 10 his mission grand mdsquCi DaIs 10 10
given Thursday next IN honor OF the distinguished
visitors.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22
TIE RRIcKLAYERs.

A Joint meeting of Unions Nos. 2, 4, and -
was held last night al Begeu's Hall, Thirty secondst
near seyenth-aye. Mr. Samuel Il. Gaul, President OF
Union No a. acted as Chairman; Mr. Jacob siumpf Of
Union No y AS Chairman and Mr Frederick Hew
lett OF Union No. Secretary. 10 was stated thdt
number of brickayers had to-day arrived from Canada
having been induced by the representations Of prom
uent among the master mas0ns 20 leave ther Woh
M Montreal and come 70 this city These representations
were to the effect that the strike in HcwYOTK had been
discontinued IL was ordered la proper steps be taken
in nduce tbege men 10 return their homes. The Com
ntee on Ways Means then presented detailed re-
port showing the receipts and disbursements OF le
Society since the Inauguration Of tile STRIKE after WhcA
the meeting adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22

prurer Of members At the organization The attendance
,r,s very large and addresses made by T. X Bul
k and David Van Fleet, ESQ. The Republicans OF tlis
district are working earnestly in the good cause.
PATERSON REPUBLICAN CLUBS.
The Republican Clubs met at the Wigwam
last night preparatory to organizing into companies
uniform was adopted that OF the Ccntrals 70 he diner
ent from hat or the Legion" More than hat Iho pro
posed number las been enrolled.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22
NEW-.IERSEY.


State Senators are to be chosen this Fall in
and Ocean Counties.
In Sussex County active work is in pro-
gress Meetings held in some town Of the county
every night wigwam is TO be dedicated tho lst OF
september when speeches VII be made by John l. Blair
candidate iOr Governor, and others.
THE NEWARK REPUBLICANS.
A number of the most influential citizens Of
Newark have united in forming mounted legion under
the name Of Lincoln Cavalry Timothy W Lord a mem
Der OF the city Council ana also OF the state Ipslatrp
elected Captain; James Gen First Iietef amt and
Christian Nalz, Second Lieutenant. committee was
appointed 10 secure suitable uniforms for the cavalry
and 20 call the noxt meeting. The Grant legons are
nearly all up TO tie maximum number
and IN the Fourth Ward two com.
sous connected with these organizations in the city and
being added 20 the rolls nightly The en-.
thpsasnl equals that " the Wide Awake" days and
every Efpublcan 10 DC bent upon doing an n Ls
power fOr the OF tho Union standard bearers
Tue election FOR City Ocers will take place l8th
OF Oci0Oer Thirteen Couucmen aud IS members Of the
Rcntiencn retire nom the Councils Grant, Huntington
balnsDy RobOtham, LclMge Paterson. Baker. Aschen.
Dach, Dwyfe, Eagles, Williams, Ohel, aud IlchenOr
The Board now stands Is Republicans to eight Demo
crats The opposition cannot overcome the Republican
Ln1JOuty
THE GRANT LEGION oP ORANGE.
On Thursday night Grant Legion was
formed az Orange n. j. This evening meeting Of the
organization VIII be held az Central Hall and ali Re.
pubcaDs VI Orange East and West Orange are invited
~ be present on the evening Of sept the dedication
81 the new wigwam viii take place. grand parade OF
the Grant Leeons OF Essex County take place
REAyILLE, N. j., GRANT AND coLFAx CLUB.
The Republicans of Reaville, N. j. have
earnsd Grant aud COtax Club. The Club has large
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22
ApMY GAZETTE

WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.-Brevet Lieut.-Col. James
Ciwc retired direction Of the Pre.ien AMI
with tbe act o gress been detailed ls Professor d Nil
itir Science Kentucky University a. Leringtou
Major W Deunis JlesAd,oatc beel ordered 10 report
viilOl delay ~ Lieut. Gen Sherman
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22
THE woRKISGMEN's UNION.

This body yesterday held a regular meeting at
their Hall No 2C7 BOwery. Mr. VIM J.Jessup Was IN me
chair and MIR O'Donnell acted as Secretary. The num-
Der OF societies represented ~ the Union Is l3 Com
nunicatOns from various societies throughout the
country were read Addresses relative 70 the Eighth
Movement were delivered by Messrs Bliss, Ewens ana
others after which the meeting adjourned meet on the
Congress viii meet the 2lst OF September and II is eX
peced that delegates from ali parts OF the country WI"
In
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22
NAVY GAZETTE.
WASHINGTON. A

WASHINGTON Aug 2l.-lntelligence has been re-
evc here o the arrival Uuted e1ulu Of The
Naval Practice Squadron Anuapos yesterday soln AFTER pas
,ss Of Is davs from Puuchal Madeira All board we'll
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22
MARRIED.

GLUYAs-wHBBLBRIn San Francisco, TUESDAY jlly a. at
the Advent BY the Rev H. d. Latbop Rso W GIy2
formerly Virginia Miss Jennie B Wheeler Of this y.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22

1rFRs sOy-Oa Fr3ag morning. August ~ Samuel n
roaagsst son Of a. Patterson ESQ the lsth ye y "a
q s iii take place the residence Of biz paren" ~ 10
M Fasst on sundsy, the 23i last At u oeoes p N
r AcFOp Fdday August 81, Mrs Dorothy Place r' Of CA''
ne tsss and friends Invited TO nehd ths ns1
ncs M her son Charles Place One hundred aud
sb ~ betreen and Seyelth ayes, % honlAy
Inst st3uT The Harlem Railroad train leaves I"eh"''''
p 80, ,,ca fv.ua-
sHFpA RDru Havana Cubs Wednesday Augus' ~ oo - 80
fever LoisaEo shepard Of the late boreA" %
city, aged p yeafs 4monihs aud days
FUNERALS TO-DAY.
BOWIE JACOB No Htrrfos-st
CRUMMY. Mrs MARGAREr. Thrsges Neck
HERRICK SARAH S. G., n. \. Bar Nemttrrf.
LEONARD. CATHARtNB - Marks ChIrch seeoaap
NEHRR FRANCRNA. ST. Johns Church lonkers
POWERS FRANK, Hunters Point
SMITH CARRIE LOUISE Nc H0 West Forty sifil'h
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22
su1PnrENr on TREAsURE FRoM sAN FRANoIsco.

SAN Francisco, Aug. 21.-The United States
sureasury shipped sO0O0 In coin 10 New York yester
dav by the opposition steamer, making the total amount
shipped SINCE first Of January, sovcn millions an eN-
shipped IN 1867.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22

"Now OF Never."-A wbtest House offer At Vans No III
Puonst $50 CUSTOM SHIRTS at $2 ncndng dozen
finest LINKN CoLLAKs, worth 50
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22
THE LABOR M0TEMENT.
MEETING OF MASTER MAsoNs.

The Master MasOns' Association met ycster-
day at No 81 Lber;yst. It generally conceded that
the strike ws over and ample supply OF laooreTs
working ten hours rer day was In the market Ihe ai
Win ,pnroYa for tr Journals advocating cessation or
the strike and condemnation ioi thOse csioua4Hb ''
cause OF the eght-hOUr men.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22

Is. 3D. 81 atS sA 9Th 7h 9th 9th. Totals.
KsIsta7 Ksy;to7s '.......S : ST 5...aa
OuIou Eekor l3 Fou bound catehe-Bossr
Ev-l Hoies Nelson Catches siTkes-omes Double
ay b. Rtger and Allison foul balKeystoae ii mts
Bedford Umpire-M Smith Of th FGon Club Of New
York Sc0res-Messrs Watson Tine Of game hours
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
wAHSeToS, D. C.
Brasch oz,s PHLADrIPasA First Sasoaa. BAaL BaIils
BOARD or DIRECTORS.
JAY COOKE, Banker, Philadelphia
CLARENCE II. CLARK, Banker Philadelphia
D. RATcHFoRD STARR President KIT Fire las Co, PaIA
JHIyCKLEY CLARK Banker Philadelphia
GRO. p. TYLER, Philadelphia
wM G. MOOREHRAD, Banker PHILADELPHIA
HENRY D. COOKE, Banker Washington
l. A ROLLINS. Com'r. Internal Revenue, Washisgtoa
wM CHANDLER late Asst secy ofTreasary, Wlshisgos
JSo D, DEFREEs. Pubhc Pnnter washingtou
EDWARD DODGE, Banker EeS.York
II. c. PAHSESToCK Banker, Sew.YOrL.
OFFICERS:
CLARENCE II. CLARK Freshest
HENRY D. COOKE, Vice President.
JAY COOKE Chairman Fuancs and Executive CoDntte.
EMERSON W. PBET. Secretary and Acsusry.
FRANCIS U. SMITH, M D. Medical Directs
The advantages offered BY tbi, Company are;
TBANATIoSAL CoMrAST, CHARTERED By SPECIAL ACT
or CONGRESS lgss - -
APAID UP CAPITAL or siN,oO.
IT OFFERS Low RATES OF PREMIUM
IT FURNISHES LARGER INSURANCE THAN OTHER c0MPA.
MES FOR THB SAME MONEY
1T Is DEFINITE AND CERTAIN IN IT'S TERMS.
ITIsAH HOME COMPANY IL EVERY LOCALITY.
ITS POLICIES ARB EXEMPT PROM ATTACHMENT
THERE ARB NO UNNECESSARY RESTRICTIONS IN THs
POLICIES
EVERY POLICY IS NOYFORPErTABLE
POLICIES MAY BE TAKEN WHICH WILL RECEIVE AN AN
NUAL ADDITION OF oNg HUNDRED PR CRNrUM or rH1
PREMIUM PAID. OR THAT WILL PAY TO TIKI INSURED
DURING LIPE AN ANNUAL INCOME OF ONETRSTH THz
AMOUNT NAMED IN THE POLICY.
no EXTRA RATB Is CHARGED FOR RISKS UPON TIE
LIVES OF FEMALES
IT ISsURRs NOT TO SECURE DIVIDENDS But AT so Low
A COST THAT DIVIDENDS WILL BIZ IMPOSSIBLE
LOCAL AGENT Is WANTED every eouaiy, sad applAtOes
competent parties for such Agencies With suitable ndorsaeot
should the COmPa General Agents Oa th'rrs
sPeet,yo districts
Cuas pamphlets and fll particulars ssa sPpha'a al !ss
ofco OF the Company IN this city, AZ No Sssssu-st
jay COOKS Co,
General Agents Eew.York state and Northern NeHJessI
lppratons viii be received for individual Agencies the CITY
Ees-Y0Tk.
J. Z ORvH. D. WaraAx
E. W. CLARK Co. PhHadephia, Genera Agea 0r PeaHylTsus
southern NewJerssy.
JAY COOKE Washington General Agents for District Of Cot
uuba Maryland Delaware. aud Virginia
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22

For Moth Patches, Freckles, and Tan, rho Face
PERRIs Nom FRECKLR LoroN" Sold By Dugg every
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22

THE VERY LATEST SHIP NEws-Arrived this
morning brig woyfarer and bark Walter from Rio
Iansiro and steamship Siberia from IIveruool