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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-08

FOREIGN NEws.-General Fleury has issued
q circular calling for the purchase of additional
supplies of horses for the French army. The
Sublime Porte formally proclaimed the eldest
son OF the Eiceroy Of Egypt the rightful and
the event OF the death of Ishmael Pasha. Mr.
Jefferson Davis was ON Change at Liver ool
yesterday. and was loudly cheered. a dis-
patch from Constantinople says that the Levant
Post contains a statement that the Cretans have
sent request for help TO q ueen Victoria. The
Lewes races commenced yesterday. The De-
warrenne handicap was won by the Duke of
Hamiltons three year old Leonie. Twelve
horses started. The Italian Government has
agreed 20 pay that portion OF the debt OF former
Papal Provinces due in France, and will look
10 these provinces for reimbursement.
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Enfopean Markets Ta.day.

LONDON, August s-A. M.-ConsoIs. .r,R for
money, and 9} on account: T. :. 5-2o's, Il <;
Illinois, Ok; Eries, 3sh.
FRANKFORT, Aug. s.-C. S. 5-20's, IS.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. S-A. Motion opens
ffrmer, with quotations unchanged from yes
terday. Sales today estimated at lU.0U b1Ies
Barley declined 10 SIS. Other quotations uh-
changed.
LONDON, Aug. S-P. M.-Consols, 93S tor
money, and 81 for account U. 5. Bonds, al 4
Illinois, G2s; Erie, SIX.
FRANKFORT, Aug. e-P. M.-U. 5. Bonds, IS
LIVERPOOL, Aug. s-P. M.-CottOn buoyant
and slightly advanced. Sales have reached
ls,NO bales. uplands, %; Orleans, 10. The
total shipments Of cotton from Bombay up To
the ith inst. since the last report, amount TO
firm. Lard Quiet. Other articles unchanged
LONDON, Aug. S-P. M.-Sugar quiet and
steady.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-08
[By Bankers, ana brokers, Telegraph

Lewis johnson Il Go. quote stocks and bonds
IN home and foreign markets as follows
NETWORK, ,Augusts.-First Board-U S. 6's
Lei, coupon, ll5&; 5.20's, Is6l, coupons. l1i%
ie64, coupon, ll0I; 1866, coupons, 1124; 1865
coupon, new, 1tch: 6.2O's, l-67, coupon. los I, /;
II. s, coupons, l09 7N's,second, none: 3U's
third none Pacific Mail, lG2 x OHIO and Missis-
slppi Certificates. On; Mariposa, 5; Atlantic
10 il,none; CantoD,47; Oumberi'd, 81; Western
U. Telegraph, 3ix; Quicksilver, -: Boston
Water Power, i6: N. Y. Central, l30x; Erie
CD; do. preferred, Ga; Hudson, -;Reading,
9lH Michigan Central, 1194; Michigan South.
ern. Sc: Illinois Central. 152k; Cleveland and
Pitfs6ure, Se1a; Northwestern, 81: do. prerd
slEi Cleveland and ToIedo, 10l x; Rock Island,
IL; Fort Wayne, 1905: Alton 4 Terra Hau te,
iG: Toledo 4 Wabask, 81; Adams Ex., 524;
Wells, Fargo Il Go. Express, 26k; American Ex-
press, AZ United States Express, IS: Mer-
chants Union. 2.%; Chicago & Alton. lS7: do.
prfd, l37. Market dull. GOLD at p. m, Ia.
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~The dog poisoning business is done b

~The dog poisoning business is done by the
wholesale in Bridgeport, Conn The other
morning a bushel Of poisoned meat was scat.
tered about the streets TO catch all er:ant dogs.
~ The Madison (Wisconsin) Journal saws
1T has become quite fashionable of late for
ladies to visit our quiet beer saloons with gen.
tiemen, and partake OF cooling glass of beer. ~
IThe combination lock of the safe of the
First National Bank Of Girard, Pa, got ont of
order recently, and the officers, after workine
a couple days in trying 70 get the doors open,
er. He found II necessary to blow the SAFE
open from top to bottom.
0On to morrow week, at the Cathedral IN
Baltimore the ceremony Of CONSERVATIVE the
Roman Catholic Bishops elect Of the Diocese
wilmington. Delaware and North Carolina
takes place.
IOUI on RAILROAD.-Work will he com.
menced on Monday next on the extension. six
miles in length, from Leesburg to Mercier's
station.
~Irish settlers at the West are NOT n,eased
BY The infiux ofNorwssian and Swedish immi.
grants.
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PHALON'S "PAPHIAN LOTIONn

BEAUTIFYING THE skIN AND COMPLEX.
. ION
BEMOyES ALL ERUPTIoNS, ERECKLES,
PlMPLES, MOTH bLOTChES, TAN, ETC.,
and renders THE SkIN SOFT,
FAIR and BLOOMING.
FOR LADIES In the NURSERY il is invaluable
For orGENTLEMEN after SHAVING IL has 10 ecu al
nPAPHIAN LOTION" is the emily reliable rem
edy FOR diseases and blemishes Of the SKIN.
PHALON'S .PAPHIAN SOAP,
chap the SKIN. Price IS cents per cake
'sFLOR DE MAYO.D
NFLOk DE MAYO"
NEW PERFUME FOR THE HANDLER
FktEE EknGRaENNG3U aENNG3UlslTE, DELICATE LASTING
PHALON & SON, New Fork.
JeSy Sold by all Drug ggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-08

A BRACE OF DUELs.-On the tqpf,. have
been rumored in certain circles this week
but We believe both were frotny bubbles ex.
ploding of themselves without the aid Of pis-
tolls, seconds, or surgeons.
In the FIRST place, Or. Copant, son law OF
q well known Broad street confectioner, chai-
leneed William MoGntcastle, Esq, of the same
street, and the next day Mr. Mountcastle ii is
said, dIned with his challenger.
In the second case, Dr. Carter, considered his
honor wounded in a street difficulty had with
Mr.. +. II. smith, son OF DIR. Smith, Ross street
sent the latter a challenge. but il accepted, no
powder had been exploded up 10 this wrilIng
A petticoat in the first case, and politics in
the second--Riekmond SOGthsrH Opinioa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-08

INTERESTING CASE UNDER THF COPYRIGHT
LAw.-The case Of VIM. ID. Murray, in Detroit,
Michigan, heretofore convicted on three infor-
nations for violation Of the copyright law in
printing upon three cigar labels Entered ac-
cOrdiDg TO act of Congress-" &c, when IN fact
they were not so entered, came mp for cOnsid
eration in that city on Tuesday. There had
been assessed upon him penalty of one hun
dred dollars and costs for each information. He
made application to the Solicitor Of the Treas
ury for remission Of the penalty, and the Soli-
citor decided he had no such power in copy.
right cases. The defendant then filed an am.
davit OF Celvert & Co., the lithographers, to
the effect that they inserted the words .En =
tered according TO act Of Congress-, &C., in the
labels without the knowledge or consent Of de-
fendant. The District Attorney thereupon
and new trial was accordingly granted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-08

THE ALABAMA LEGISLATURE Ala
bama House yesterday, by a vote of , TO IL,
passed tne Senate bill removing political disa-
bilities from all persons now allowed TO vote
by the state constitution In the Senate a bill
was passed, by IL 10 l3, taking away from the
people the night 20 vote for Presidential elec-
tors, and giving II 10 the legislature 1t was
sent 10 the House Immediately, where il was
made the special order for zen O'Clock to-day
The bill Will undoubtedly pass. Dispatches
were received from the recently elected Sena-
tors advising this cOursp.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
Fight Between French Troops and Chinese
hal

LONDON, Aug s.-Late telegrams received
from Shanghai bring the following intelli.
gence:-A French trading station near the
frontier line Of Cochin, China, was attacked on
the 10th Of June last by a hand of Anam rebels
The post contained twenty five men, all told,
who made gallant resistance. After a des-
perate fight, however, they were overpowere
captured and massacred. A strong French
force was subsequently, sent against the band.
On the 21st OF June, after a sharp fight the
French succeededed in recapturing the position
and dispensing the rebels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-08
THE EIGHT HOUR LAW.
Decision by the Secretary Of War-Eiyht
Hours Pay for Eight Hours Work.

The Davenport Iowa) Gazette SAYS:
General Schofield, the Secretary OF War, has
thrown the Government employees on Rock
Island into a tremendous state OF excitement by
Congress establishing eight hours for a days
work of all mechanics and laborerS who are
employed by the Government.
Two weeks since, when General Rodman re-
ceiyed orders 10 put the law III force among
those employed on the arsenal buildings. ne
did not know whether the men under him were
TO draw their old wages or not Accordingly
he wrote TO the Secretary of War, and reQlrst.
ed ruling for his guidance. On Saturday he
received reply. General Schofield SAYS that
ten hours pay for eight hours work, and that
until some definite clause is inserted IN the law
by Congress, regulating the question OF wages
under II, he shall direct that the persons who
are engaged on works in which the War De-
partment Is interested shall receive the paw to
whloh their wages entitle them, in proportion
10 the hours they labor. In other words, eight
hours pay for eight hours work. The Secreta-
ry tells General Rodman, however that il the
Government employees on the island desire to
work ten hours at their former wages they can
do so.
tary was spread among the five hundred me-
CT anics and laborers who are employed on the
different works in progress on the island, il
created a great deal Of feeling. Many of them
said that If they had known this they never
would have accepted the eight.hour system
Every one OF them considered hims elf - OUT
Two hours wages each day for two weeks.
There was some talk of a strike among the
men, We are informed, but the excitement will
not culminate in that hopeless method OF Sc
curing the desired end.
The following figures show the amounts per
diem received by the different classes Of en-
ployees on the island, under the old and new
days work.
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WHITE suLPHUR SPRINGS,

GhkkNbklEb CO., W. VA.
These SPRING. so long and fsvorabiy known 20
the seekers OF health aDd pleasure, will . 4
teoPen Tor the reception Of visitors on vlyAV
the ist OF june with extensive improve l::Wl
ments and general refurnishing Of the estab'i.H-
nent. We viii be epared for the Comfortable A..
eommodation OF from 0tsss kssdrsd 90 isco fkos.
saad persons.
hot aud Warm Sulphur Baths. so eminently ser,
yfceahle In connection with the internal use Of
these aterstive waters. are always At the command
of the visitor.
IN attenAAncs to snlives the LAWNS aud the BALL
the use OF those who may desire 20 indulge In
horseback or carriage exercise.
Charges will be Ss day, or $50 per month;
children under 10 yesrs. and ooored tervauts, half
price; white servants according 20 aocOmmods-
tons.
No effort or expense will Ne spared es the part Of
the Proprfetors, 20 manage this estsb sbshment In q
manner best calculated 30 promote the oomfsrt Of
Visitors In every respect.
White Sulphur Springs. W. Va, April sAs. less.
cAcY AND APPLICABILITY ofthese waters 20 particu-
lar Diseases the reader is referred the late work
OF Dr. MOORhAH, ON the Mineral W aters of the
United States and Canada, " to be found at Messrs
KELLY q PIETS. Baltimore and other Book
stores. A PAMPHLET on the WHITE SUI
PBUR SPRINGS, containing much valuable in
formation, can be obtained without charge, OF
Mesers COLEMAN ROGEBS. Baltimore
ROUTE TO THE SPRINGS from any Point
DONSyILBE. STAUNT0N, 60 SOvINGTON, by
Rail, thence by q Fine Line Of Stage Coac hes on
we'll graded Turnpike, % Miles TO the eprinss.
le SEQ I'm
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FATAL ACCIDENT

WORCESTER, MASS, Aug. S.-Michael New
man, aged ~ years, while attempting to get on
a freight tram at Webster yesterday afterno con,
fell on the track, and the wheels passed over
MIN, crushing one Of his legs, which was am.
putated. He died during the night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-08
fo.day's New York Markets.
lHY TeIppranh
N Rw YCRR

NEW YORK, August s.-Flour, to 10 cents
lower. Wheat la2 cents lower. Corn without
decided change. Pork dull; mess, $3.50. Lard
dull bbls. is%. Cotton dull MiddIing Uplands,
- cents. Spirits Turpentine firm at 47Y.
Freights dull .
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issued from military headquarters in Rich.
mond directing that the Methodist churches at
Hamilton and Nearsville, in Loudon county,
Va, hereafter, and until the legal right to the
ownership of which shall have been definitely
determined shall be occupied on alternate Sun.
days by the congregation of the M. f. Church
South, and the NJ. E. Church.
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w all Street To-day.

NEW YORK, August Mooney still easy 3ai
per cent. Exchange, GO. Gold, AN. Old bonds
II Z; old 5.2a's lax issue of Ca I0l; issue of 81
II \; new a2O's, Sss; issue of 67, s4. Ten.For-
ties, ". Virginia 6's new, 81 u. Tennessee ex-
coupon, 63. Missouri's, go ,. North Carolina
II old, and ~ new.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-08

nyou are suffering from results OF early ina,scre.
uons whst effect does IL produce Don your g.n.rsI
heAlthi Doyou feel weak, deb es~flV n redp
Does little extra exertion produce pa pitation OF
the hesEtr poesyour liver, or urinary organs, or
yonr kidneys frequently get out Of order 10 you
have spells OF short breathing, or dyspepsiAs A..
your bowels constipstedf po you have sralls a
hinting, or PUSHES OF blood % the hesdp L. yoar
memory impaired lie your mind Constantly dwell
opins tired cf company Of ifei Do yoa uiss =.
be left alone 20 get from everybody Dos .pv
little thipg make you start OF Jump IL your sIean
oroken OF restless ls the lustre Of your eve As
brilliantly tie bloom on your cheek as brights DO
you ENJOY yourself In society ss wellS 10 Won
pursue your business with the sane energy no
you feel as much confidence tu yourselfY Are
your spirits dull and nsgging. given 20 hts
Of melancholy II 80, do not Law Tito vonr liver
or dyspepsia. Have you restless nights Ynur
back weak, your knees weak. aus have but little
appetite, ana You attribute this 20 d. spe psia or
liver oUnrlsfutg
Now, reader, secret habits. veneresl disease.
badly cured. aud eNcesses, are sl capable uf rro-
ducing veal ness In the geDersti We organs piA
You ever think that those bold. defiant, enerCetir
perseFeIine, successful business men are sl~sys
those whose generatiye organs are in perfect
healthr fou never hear such men compla Of
beiug melancholy. OF nervousness of palpitofion
of the heart They ar never afraid they canned
discouraged; they are always polite and pleasant
in the company OF ladies. and iookrh-m rlgbf IN
theface-none OF your dOwncast looks or auy other
meaDness about them.
the effects of abuses and excesses have broaght
about that state OF weakness that has reduced M
general system 80 much ss 20 induce almost every
other form OF disease-idiOcy. lunscy, par aly.i-.
form OF disease which humanity Is heir to- aud the
real cause OF tine trouble scarcely ever suspectea
and have doctored for all but the ight one Die
eases OF these organs require the Of Diuretic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-08

FooP FOR YOU'VE TURKKYs.-There is no
better food for turkeys than Indian meal mois-
tened with milk, liberal supply Of clabbering
milk, occasionally q little boiled rice and
crumbs OF bread soaked in milk. Wet cool
weather is very hard upon young turkeys,
which are naturally delicate, and the utmost
care should be taken to keep them housed and
as dry as possible,-Gsrmdntoacn Tsle1rdpA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-08

REcAPrURkD.-Rev. Reuben ID. Hendon.
the alleged 'seducer and murderer Of Miss
Lumscen, who escaped from the county jail
of Orange, Va, about two weeks ago, has been
captured, and Is again in confinement and
hea yily ironed-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-08

TBK DEArH OF MAJOR Il. Il. WASHINGTON
he many friends OF this gentleman will be
pained 70 hear Of his Death ai s.Wayerley," )" hls
family seat, on Saturday. He was one Of the
neares, relatives of General Georgr Washing
ton he had been in bad health for some
montns past but his death was somewhat sud.
den.-WincAsster Tin,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-08

- The police magistrates Of London have
creditably distinguished themselves Of late m
Furnishing the vendors Of obscene books and
prints, the sale Of which among young perso
and particularly in schools, had become very
considerable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-08

- Brigham Young Is evidently s'down on"
young men of immoral habits. In recent
SCI mon he spike OF having refused several
young Saints privilege of visiting his house and
becoming acq tainted with his daughters, be-
cause they were IL the habit OF profaning the
name of Deity, and then added 81 do not wish
my oau ghters 10 be entangled with one who
does not serve God. i would rather see every
ohe OF them sealed 20 Father Perkins here, who
Is eighty five years OF age, than that any OF
them should be sealed 10 8 wicked man"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-08

CONNECTION ABANDONED-The Lynchburg
Virginian says that the Orange and Alexandra
snd Manassas Railroad Comp pany has aban.
donsd the project Of connecting with the Ten.
nessee road at that place, as contemplated.
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Baltimore Markets. To-day

BALTIMORE, August s.-Cotton quiet and
steady at %. active At full prices.
Wheat firm: red, 495aS2.65. Corn fiat; White
Sl.3taSl.32. Oats steady AT S5a9t Provisions
firm and unchanged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-08

ga new bayonet is now being man ufac-
tured at Springfield, Massachusetts. 1t is IN
the form of a trowel and will do the work Of
a spade. The inventor claims that by its aid a
line of troops will be enabled to entrench them.
selves with great rapidity. When not in use
the bayonet will be worn in q sheath at the side
and the guns will be stocked by the ramrods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-08

~The Middlerown (Del) Transcript says
ing Of some unknown disease
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-08

The Baltimore County Union of this week
SAYS that s.the purchase of the Pimlico race
course property as an agricultural show
ground, has been consumated by the payment
OF the State appropriation for that purpose, and
the delivery Of q deed for the same
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-08

Baitimore Stock Market, To-day.
BALTIMORE, August s.-Virginia SKIES, old.
inscribed, i6k bid, A. asked: do, 1se6, As bid
DO; 1867, ~ bid, i7a asked: do. old, coupon, 50
bid, IS asked ~ ~
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Government Securities.

WAsHIsGToS, August 8, ls6s.-Jay CooKe &
Go. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
ernment securities:
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TIE spirited figure entitled "The West" by
Winnie Ream, TO be seen in the window of
Wolfe's Jewelry Store, is designed to form one
OF the group america" this youthful artist
has in progress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-08

The ply sician In attendance upon Mrs. Sen.
ator Trumbull thinks his patient is somewhat
better to-day, though the change is so imper.
ceptIble that he cannot hazard a prediction as
TO the termination of her case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-08
UNION HOTEL, SARATOGA.
POPULAR PRICES.
PERIOR ACCOMMODATION FOB FAM

bUFBKIOk ACCUMMOUATIUNE EUK FAVI.
LIES AND GENTLEMEN.
S4.50 Per Day, SIS Per Week, 500 for four weeks
Omnibus and Baggage Master to receive Checks
ct Station.
OPEN FROM JUNE lsr TO OCTOBER 1sr.
Address LELAND BROTHERS,
Or b. LELAND CO.,
% IA WAS .5ws Metropolitan Hotel.
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HON. THADDRUs STEVENS has so much i'm.
proved since his late illness that he may be
SAID 10 have entirely convalesced. He conf
IDENTIFY expects TO be able 10 leave Washington
next week for his home IN Lancaster, Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-08
BATCHELORs HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Bye 10 the best in the world;
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless,
tints; remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes; invigo-
rates and leaves the Hair soft and beaetfful bIaok
o. 6rosrn. Sold by all Druggists and PerfumerS;
and properly applied at Bachelor b Wig Factoy
No. Is Bond Greet. New York. ja1S-eodly
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SUMNER RESORTS.

rARLINS SPRINGS, VIRGINIA
~ On tAs Losdoa ard HaBspSktrs Railroad.
Seven miles from Alexandria and Wash A. a
ington, Splendid ecc,modsttous for Sun VSN
day Schools aud other pleasure parties. lkskS
soBKRT BALL, No. isI IN streef,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-08

GEN. G. T.. AUGUR arrived in town last eve.
ming on q short leave Of absence.
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GEN. CANBY RELISoUIsHss CoMMAND-THR
OFFICIAL ORDER.-The following is the Official
order OF Gen. 4. X. 5. Candy, relinqnishing
the command OF the Second Military District:
HEADQUARTERS SECOND MILITARY DIS.
TRlCT, CHARLESTON, ). e., AUG. 5, IS6S.-Gen-
eraI Orders, No. I50.-In obedience to General
Orders, No. l, from the Headquarters of the
department OF the South, the undersig igned
hereby relinq quishes the command OF the troops
IN the late Second Military District. The on
GERS Of the general staff on duty at the head
quarters of that district will report 70 the Ma.
jor General commanding the Department of
The South.
In relipquishing this command, the under
signed takes this occasion 10 acknowledge the
zeal and fidelity with which the officers and
men have performed the difficult and delicate
duties committed 10 them, and to express his
thanks to commanders of posts, and the officers
Of the stan, for their active and jealous co-op-
Grafton, and to all his warmest wishes tor their
welfare and happiness.
ED. X. ). CANBY,
Bvt. Maj. Gen, ". ). A.
Omcial:-LoUIs V. CAZIARE, Aide-de. Camp,
L. ). Assistant AdJutant General.
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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.
# N. HANsON's
INSURANCE OFFICE,
FIRE AND LIFE,
No. SIG SEVENTH sTREEr,
Between ID and Streets.
KTNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Ai 5. p. HINDEI. '''-'-5'- Pres: G -Go06k6S ss't
No. SO seventh Street.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE co..
T g. 8. CHASE, Pres '' C: ii 5oRT. nT.ssso sses
No. a SIC 5hsssUSt seventh sssTss Street..
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
. or NEW YORK.
c. J. MARTIS, Pres j. WksHBURN, sccs.
T. NJ HANSON, Agent.
No. 31b seventh Street.
SPRINGFIELD r. AND VI. INSURANCE
COMPANY.
f6hi FREEMAN; ETs;S; x 6TShasaio. sioss. Sc.
elom No. 10. sis asfeSai seSen,h asssT. ssrss,.
INSURE AT HOME.
NATIONAL UNION INSURANCE CON-.
PANY OF WASHINGTON.
900 900
THE ONLY COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT
THAT DOES NOT CHARGE ITS Pa
TRONs WITH THE GOV
ERNMENT STAMPS
OFFICE No al LOUISIANA AVENUE.
First door east Of Seventh street
Risks taken st the Lowest Rates, and Losses
promptly paid.
CHARLES kNAP. President
GEO. W. RIGGS, Vice President
NOBLE ID LARNER. Secretary. Jy eosw