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burglary In Elmira-Tho Northern Central
Railroad once Broken Opcn-Over Thir-
teen thousand Dollars Stolen.

burglary In Elmira-Tho Northern Central
Railroad Once Broken Opcn-Over Thir-
teen thousand Dollars Stolen.
ELNIRA, Dec IA, 1880.
The ONCE OF the Northern Central Railroad Com
OF last night and I've O'Clock this morning. The
safe was blown oPon. and checks and drafts amount
ing 10 over $4,000, together Win ABOUT &ooo
greenDacks were stolen. The paymaster had ar
lived IN town the evening previous, which fact was
prooaoy known TO the burglars. No clue mas been
ootaneu 70 the perpetrators OF the robbery. The
payment on the checks and drafts has been stopped
Communication OF The Death Penalty OF a Wife
Murderer.
ALBANY, Dec. IA, 1869.
BENJAMIN Teachout, convicted OF murder in hav-
ing poisoned his wife in wyoming county and SEN
has had his sentence committed to imprisonment
for life. Some evidence discovered since the trial
causes sufficient doubt as to whether II 1t had been
the prisoner 10 render 1t unwiSe 10 lnllct the death
penalty The Judge who tried the case says ne thinks
an application Tor new trial on the ground OF newly
discovered evidence would have been granted by the
Court II 1t had the power, and he recommends q
communication The District Attorney Mr.. Lannng,
who represented the Attorney General nearly all the
Jurors, the County Judge, many members OF the bar
OF wyoming county and others concur 10 the recon.
mendati0n.
The Mast Hope Disaster-A Verdict Against
the Erie Railway.
BUFFALO, Dec H. 1869.
Cornelius g. Donohue OF Ttusvllle, Pa, to-day
obtained verdict In the Supreme Court against tho
Erie Railway Company OF $50 900 for damages sus-
tanned In the Mast Hope disaster.
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FIRE IN A PUBLIC SCHOOL.

About halfpast two O'Clock yesterday afternoon
q slight fire ocourred on the third door of public
school NO.. II, in Forty. street, between
Eighth and Ninth avenues causing loss OF $780,
= pauc. Tho fire 10 supposed TO have originated
from defective 1uo.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Amcrjcp,

A.--Lnaies' Faces Ennmeiied; also the Pro.
pnra.on for sale with assrucoas BY A. LAUSSoS No. III
broadway.
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WtAEY or LIFE

At Ave O'Clock yesterday afternoon Cssharine
sontag twenty-three years Of age residing At an
Eass Twelfth street. attempted suicide by taxing
iaudanum. but was proven ed by a phyalcian " mo
administered Oh cmetlc. WIN the acsIrsd elect,
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

Beautiful Hair for tho HOlidays.-Get N
bottle OF CnEvALIER'S LIFE FOR THE HAIR TO-DAY
Use at once See how rapidly and pleasantly 1t will do is
II IL rich healthy delightful heir DRESSING
impartng life and strength tho weakest har
gray hair to It's original color and falling nj
once. Sold everywhere sAR1u a. ClIEyALlER, NJ. D.
l0l Eas. Twenty nth street. y
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cruut IL Weak ON Cuba, Nevertheless Cuba
must be recognixed and Il H. done It's dorc
then twere well done quickly. And how about
that Hat OF yours You one, and IL were well
you get one quickly 80 to KNOX the latter 2lz Broad
and he Will ht TO the most becoming Hat OF tho
period Of the rest quality and at the lowest price, Knox
car o thla every time.
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The following irrefragble attestaton IL from the well
citizen whose affixed. His hair,
having been for the twelve years completely
restored:--
NY DEAR Docror-Your las, bottle Of Resorer has DOM
the deed. am now 'as young used 10 be- You viii
obge me by letting your boy bring down quart bottle,
convenient FOR which viii settle with him. Yours,
truly Il. NJ. SEIXAS,
NEW YORK Feb. 2S, 1852 No. Maiden lane.
The RESIOREk AMERICA IL to be had MACYS
STORE, Fourteenth Sixth avenue druggists snd
the various hair emporiums; O'BRIEN'S, Broadway;
BTRNS Sixth avenue and others Prepared by Dr. j..
OBRIEN, Wholesale DEPOT zt1 East Thirtieth street.
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valuable Contributions to the Pope.

ROME, Dec. Ia, 1869.
The bishops have brought great number OF nd
dresses and presents to the Pope from the faithful In
all parts OF the world.
1t Is officially stated that since 1859 the Holy see
has received 1oo,oooooof. from the contributors OF
Peters pence.
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TO make difference In the sales OF DR. FELIX GUU-
RAUDS beautifying preparations. A must indeed be-
hard he would so with Pimpled botched face, when
he easily get rio OF them BY purchasing for
a cake OF his MAGICAL ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP,
well known 10 all rebeions OF the blood
must be lady goes with saow, frowsv
tanned, rough comp EXON when G0URAUD,s ORIENTAL
CREAM will give her complexion white the falling
and rs SOFT satin, and his POuDKE SUBTLE viii
every sprouling upper any rart OF
the body, and his LIQUID VEGETABLES RO GGL viii i'm
part the Flushing tnse Of the This the logic or
the schools but absolute facts.
Prepared by DIX. FELIX GOURAUD, ~ Bond street. late
Of f3 Broadway and Walker street! and he had of drug
lss.
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Unnccounf,.bie FoIly.--IIow Can Any Lady
and dete her rngsts with the dyes"
',colorsrs" OF the day when PHALON'S vITALIA, OR
SALVATION FOR THE HAIR transparent and agreeable
the fora waters everywhere prOcurabe There Ia
natural tngc that Deautnes the hair OF youth which
Will impar the graycst locks, BEARD whskers,
mfr
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Cheapest Bookstore in the WOrld..-1 90. 600
magnificent Books for the holidays at half price
No. 20 free sond a stamp.
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Political ExtraditiOn.

PARIS, Dec Ia 1890
Paul Angelo, Deputy Of the Spanish Cortes and
fugitive from Spain, has been ordered to leave
France
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CristalcrO's Unrivnlled Hair Dyc.-SoId
applied at his wig scalp factory No. Astor House
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Young Citizens Social Cinb.

This wen known organization last night held ITS
annual ball at Cogans Hall, No. III First avenue,
which was well attended By very select company.
dancing commenced at an carly hour, and Captain
sasvu lryio, was present IN every place, accOmpa-
nlep ~ me- iauy, wno was elegantly attlre1. Among
wig inose uisungushcd guests was captain Rock,
hccompanaeu ~ Mr. McGOwan ana number OF his
irlenas. Tue lun wss Kept up fast and furIonsiill
an early hour IN tho morning and seemed 10 De
enjoying themselves fineiy. $50 ~ W ~
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CierFymen,s Inverness CiaalSs $40 to S3O.-
Send hegh. and breast measure.
c. Is. CLARKE, Tailor, ia William street
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ENGLAND.


The Peabody Funeral ship.
LONDON, Dec IA, 1869.
The steamer Monarch having the remains OF Mr..
Peabody on board has not vet put to sea, owing to
the prevalence of heavy gale.
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LONDON, Dec. IA. 1859.
Much alarm has been created BY the sudden break
ing out Of the rinderpest In the great cattle show In
tins city,
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Holiday Preseufs.--Goodalps PA ying Cards,
Whist Markers Moores Boers. Scotch Tartan Taps.
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Awaits Nervous Ansidote, Warranted to
Neuralgia rheumatism and Debility Sold by all Drug
gsts Wholesale, J. +. HENRY, No. College place.
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Rheumatism, NeurnIgin, Speciality SO Ycurs.
pr FITIER,S RfIEUMATIC REMEDY. 7O4 broadway,
Cures legally guaranteed money refunded Correspond
M answered.
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Read ssHrick" Pomeroy on the sstsullt Of
Mrs Mcfarland" IN today's NEW YORK DEA0uRAT.
Price cent
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Attention, slnokeis.-X. T.. Wind Match, for
sale at all cigar stores. Wholesale at EDWD HENS, 10
Liberty street
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SPAIN.
Curllst Movements.

MADRID. Dec. IA 1859.
fne Carlsts are very active on the French and
Portuguese frontiers.
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Fnrs, Fars, Eurs.
Low prices,
quick sales.
wARyOCK A Co,
jlg Eroad~ay.
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Swiss Carved Goods. suitable For the Hol-
dave Swiss Manufacturing Company 81 East Fourteenth
street, Union square.
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approaches from the West to this great city II
viii find it impossible to meet those terms. It
will, therefore, either have to give up its grand
plans for the west side Of the bay, or it will
have to make its appeal to Congress and to
the power of the geaeral government to regu-
late commerce ''between the States"
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A.-SuPerb Hats Tor the New Yenr.-Espcn.
SCHEID has the pleasure of announcing his friends and
the public an especially all his young friends who con.
template making New Years calls that he has brought out
splendid style Of dress HATS for the holiday
ESPENSCHEID, IFS Nassau street
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The Empress Of France and the Pope.
PARIS, Dec. Ia. 1869.
The Empress Eugenie has written letter to the
Pope expressing her regret at not being able to
visit his Holiness
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The Empress Of France to the
Holy Father.
Crime aud Outrage in Ireland and the Cattle
Plague in England.
Crews for the New Spanish Gun
boats Shipped from Cuba.
ROME.

Bnll Of Pope Plus the Nintl-ExhOrtatjOn TO
the Bishops Assembled In the COuncil-Ex.
ecutivc Management of the Asscmblage-
What the Prelntes May Do-The Right of
Debate and Precedence.
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Card.
OFF CHARLESTON BAR, March so. 1869

OFF CHARLESTON BAR, March so. 1869.
We, the undersigned, passengers from New
York to Charleston on board tho steamship "Manhat.
tan the successful termination of bosterous pas
sage take this opportunity OF expressing our thanks
to Captain ". S. Woodruff, and his Ulcers and crew,
for their energy. vigilance and courtesy upon all
occasions, and we heartily recommend this good
steamship to the travelling public as Rtaunch and
seaworthy in every respect and worthy their fules
confidence:
J. s. THoRNE, II. D. J. X: moeAf sKrSNEh-
MITES DnAKH. &. v R. LANsMaH.
" r. J. .. WOODWARD +. ohEkH
Z p HoRHAcH. JOHN 1EAPLEToN.
GEORGE q. HoPPocK. OsoAR iEMPIKToN.
W. II. JACKSON. y. .. FAVOR.
wr11IAH BrRN1E II. ATKINS, and others.
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TIE THEATRE-MB. TEnPLEroN's OPERAT1o
CosPANY.-Mr. Tenn pleton and the public have
been truly unfortunste iu tho delay in tho ap.
nearance Of the un1iousy looked for female ope-
ratio troupe II was occasioncd oy the tardiness of
the steamer Manhattan. which did not arrive until
too late an hour last evening for any performance to
take place. The company arc all here now, how.
ever. and having had longer rest than they antici-
pated the public may expect the opereha tonight to
be produced in brilliant style 1t hos been quantity
said of Mr. Templeton's troupe that 'they play so
we'll that they would draw ii they were ever so ugly.
and they are so handsome that they would draw If
they acted ever so bady.f
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THE NEW TELEGRAPH OFrIcE.-Charlestor
aas at last, Telegraph Office VOL thy of her gre,,
and growing commerce. lie removal Of he ma o.
rial. &c, which has been 10 progro5 for some days
past was completed yesterday. and the first o'sage
As-----.--s-~''-s--~--s'-s <>-- y, 80
To-day the main Office will be opened regularly for
business ut the telegraph building. No 63 Broad
street, which has been renovated ard ht'ed up in
ttye that renders it one of the most complete and
convenient offices of tho kind in the South. While
the merchants Of tte bay aud the wharveJ. and the
brokers Of Broad-stee. whose business renders the
constant use Of the vile, necessity, Will be vastly
benefited by the charge, the uptown community
will lose nothing. as branch Office is also to be
opened to-day at tho charleston Hotel. The Te!e-
graph Company wish 1t understood by tho public,
tha, no charge is allowed 10 made for the delivery
of mes ages to their customers.
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HANDSOME MASONIC BALLOT Box.-Mr. p.
III. Ruff, an ingenious mechanic and ardent Mason,
of this city, has made. with common iron hoop
pocket knie, an elegant and curious!y conrived aIa
souic ballot box which he intends to present to the
pythasorean Lodge, Of which lie is member. 1t
must have cost HIM much patient and skilful labor
and his generosity in giving away that 70: winch he
MIGHT obtain large sum Of money ia strong proof
of b;s devotion to Masonry. 1ne box is m.do OF
highly polished mahogany. inlaid with satin wood
,snrese,tipg various Masonic emblems. Tho bal
1ots-the white being round and tho black aquare-
ore kept in compartment Of th box. 10 which thore
Ia an opening easily admitting le hand and jus!
hack of this comparl ment is holc, through which
the ballots are dropped into drawer which opens
on the opposite side OF the box Inc mason can
o,. x;.b perfect secrecy. choosing the ballot
bv feeling whether it is round or square AID depos
,snah in the drawer without oncs taking his hand
ont Of the ballot box.
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TIE UNITED STATES COURT, MARCH 30
HoS. GEORGE 5. BRYAN, PREslDISo.-E. q. Hol-
man petitionet q to establish lien OF mortgage. which
was referred Reg strar Carpenter. A. p West and
D. R. phiier, as ass Gnees OF Wilson Abney and
Thomas Whitmore, Charles Bait and ]. c. Hawkins.
assicrees of John Il. johnson. C. T. Pruitt, S. R.
Porter and ". 7. Johrson, petiiioned for order OF
sale, and orders OF reference to Registrar rawson
were signed. The report of Registrar Carpenter,
maae in the case OF King & Cassiday, was read and
oonfrkei. g. D. Glover. assignee OF Jacob F. Witt,
peti,ioned to call in lien creditors and for sale and
the PRAYER of the petition was granted. The petition
of Daniel Dennis to establish aud enforce lien was
referred 10 Registrar Carpenter The petition OF c.
3. Glover, assignee of John Huffman. bankrupt, to
call in lien creditors and for sale, favoraby con
sidered and order of sale granted On the admiralty
siee of the court heard the cause OF c. Grant
anl others against the sloop p c. Gaillard libel tor
salvage. Warrant, SITS we're issued returnaole
April 1st.
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TIE South CAROLINA SooETY.-At the an
niversary meeting of the South Carolina Society,
held yesterday ut the hall. Meeting. the an
nuale.echon for officers was entered into with the
following result:
Hon. WILLIAM D. PORTER, Steward.
Hon. P. C. GAnLARD, Senior Warden.
JsAAcW HAYsE, Junior Warden.
EpANos La NcE, Clerk.
EVAN EDWARDS Treasurer.
JOHN D. MILLER, Hallkeeper.
Issrs Iss a9x1aD; o. Jnsvr, constables.
Committee on Charity.-Ricbard Yeadop, A. E.
Miller, G.. H. Ingraham Sem. Edward Mccrady,
Jacob F. Schrmsr, Rev. ". B. Yates, James Copes.
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JOB PRINTING AT TEE NEWS OFF1oE.-For
the accommodation Of our friends and the public
We have Just established. in connection with our
business JOB Printing Oface where we are no"
prepared to execute all kinds of job printing with
chespness, accuracy and di zpatch. This department
Of our Office is in charge of accomplished and con-
scientious practical printers and our friends who
fsyor us with their orders may rely upon their pune
tual and careful execution.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

WILLIAM MCKAY will sell at 10 o'clock. at his
sslesroom, Meehng-street. dry good, furniture, &C.
a. MoBsDE SMITH will sell at 10 O'Clock. at
his salesroom Broad-str ct, horses, furniture, &c.
A. @. MoGnLIvRAY will sol at 10 O'Clock, at his
Office Broad-streer, horses, mules, Is.
n HUNT SON will Sell at 1U O'Clock, ut theii
s2lesroom Meeting street. boots. saoes, &c
LE1you Bayss will sell at IL O'Clock, at the old
postofice, city ak per cent ana bank stock. &c
r. II. MARSHALL & BaorHKR will sell at hah-pAss
10 O'Clock at their Office, Broadsreet horses muIes'
paintings &C.
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CLUBS AND STARs.-George Chapman, white,
arrested for assault and battery and turned over to
Magistrate Diusle's warrant
Isssc Fields, colored, arrested for robbing the
farm Of Otto Scliweltzer on Sunday morning last,
efs lot Of fowls, rifs and one coffee kettle, was
turned over to magistrate.
Julia Simmons, eoo,e1. who sppled for lodgings
during the night previous was discharged
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INSURANCE. ON FRE1aEr.-ln this day OF cor

INSURANCE ON FRE1aET.-In this day OF COM
petition, when the great currents Of trsde may be
changed from one course to another by what sp-
pears to be very trivial charges, it is important to
success that the leading lines Of communication
from and to cities should be ucted at the lowest
figure. In accordance with this idea we are pleased
10 notice that Messrs Robert Mure Co., agents OF
the Liverpool and Charleston steam line. are exert
ing themselves to have freight by heir steamers laid
down in Liverpool at the most accommodating rates,
and 1t will be noticed by their advertisement that
insurance by the steamship Camilla, now on the
berth for that Eort, has been been reduced from
threequar;ers to .eightbs per cent. The friends
Of Southern prosperity will do well to patronize
these ships,
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De. j. ROBERTSON RED.-From an English
paper We take the following:
On March I'd. DR.. keid. N. A., Id, F. E. I. S. {,
&C., Head Mater Of the Wilmington International
College, Highgate, delivered able and interesting
lecture on "Htat" in tho Northwick College, Mazda
Hi 1t being the eleventh OF the series tor the ses-
sion 1S68-69 at the conclusion Of the lecture the
Rev.'A. P. Mendes, Priucipal movsd cordial vote
Of thanks to DR.. Reid, winch orried with acca-
nation
It will be remembered that Dr. Reid, above refer
red to. was for some time Professor of Mathematics
at the Yorkvile Military Academy, and afterwards
Principal of St Cavid's Academy, at Society Hill,
during the war.
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TIE NEW EAGLE STEAMER.-The new steam
FIRE engine of the Eagle Fire Company was tested
yesterday. and on the frat trial played two hundred
and forty feet of solid water through SIG inch
nozzle. At az extra meeting of tho company. held
after the trial. the n1Ine accepted Unanimously.
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HIGH SCHOOL -t'REsENTAT1oN
OF CANE TO THE PRINo1PAL.-Mr. F. W. Clements
department was examined on geography, graz mar.
spelling, practical arithmetic. meta! arithmetic.
Latin, French, and German. Other studies
are pursued, but for want of time could
NOT be taken up. 1he boys did remarkably
WELL and Mr. Clement aud the other theachers
deserve much credit for their efforts to advance the
lu ills. The following young orators delivered ad-
dresses, and del vered them we'll: Master C. Fiz.
simous, patle Of Bohenlinden; Master Walter
Whitehead, Frenchman ana tho Pig: Master r. Will
Ton Small. Tennysou's Charge of the Light Brigade;
Master Philip winemar, Bernardo Del Uapito; Mas
ter wilmot &. De>aussure, The Worn Hat. On Mon
day. after the conclusion of the examination OF pu-
pills of the first department, the principal, Mr.. w.
R. Kingman, was presented with handsome walk
ing cane. set ofgold studs and portfolio. Master
Vim. Thayer represented the boys, and rendered
those tributes Of esteem, &C., in neat little speech
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EXECUTIVE ApporNTMENTs.-Charle q. Shep-
ard. Jr inspector OF Suauo and fertilizers; A. G..
Magrath, Jr., Of Charleston. defrge ". Watts. Of
Lancaster. and s. ". McBee. OF Greenville, have
been appointed notaries public; J. B. Kerrigan, j.
B. Craig and Jared Marley. magistrates for Claren-
don County
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CHARLESTON BRANCH
LIFE ASSOCIATION
OF AMERICA.
SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE.
SOCIETY.
OFFICE OF CHARLESTON DEPARTMENT.
Ho. 40 BROAD-STREET.
Net Assets OF this Department Invested
In this Community,

THIS ASSOCIATION WAS ORGANIZED ON THE
22d Of June last only nine months ago. and has al
ready secured an annual revenue from premiums on
existing policies of nearly $500. .oOe Five Hun
dred Thousand Dollars Its new business for The
month OF December was $72.Ss3 SO, insuring the
amount Of s1,l57,o 900. lis new business for the
month OF January was ss6,524 II, insuring the
amount of 81, $4,000.
One months business being greaIer than that done
BY the largest and wealthies Life Insurance Compa-
nies in the United siates during the entire first
year Of their existence.
The Association was first started by the most
wealthy and influential citizens OF st. Louis, for
the purpose Of changing the current OF Life Insur-
auce and Life insurance capital from the East to
the West and south. and as Its plan is liberal and
just to every secton State and district the wealthy
men of the West and Sou generally nre insurlng
their lives in it, to the exclusion of other companies.
This is shown By the faot that the policies issued
during the monhs'of December and January are Of
an avorange amount OF 81 1853 a. drawing an nver-
age annual premium of s4ls 90
The largest average attained by any other compa-
ny in the United Staes la about $40 Otto each poll
cy while the average sizo of all policies existing in
this country Is only about $500.
These facts speak tor themselves.
Officers.
H. G.. LOPEZ. President Cashier Peoples National
W. GEO. GIBBEs. vioe-prcsident w. G. whilden <
E. E. JENKINS. NJ. D.. Medical Examiner.
Directors.
JOHN B. STEELE iof North. Steele & Wardel!.l
@. IRWIN WALKER Walker, Eyara cosswclll
q. w. AIM Is, Druggist.
Il. I. PEAKE. General superintendent: south Care.
lima Rall.oa !.
G. T. PANkNIN. Druggist.
JAS. 4. SPFA J-we ler.
D, L. SILICON Wholesale aud Fetal Furniture.
n. P. CARTER, Secretary aud Agent,
March 20 Tyr No. 40 Broad street.
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MORTALITY REPoRr.-The bill :" mortality
prepared by the City Registrar for the lex ending
Saturday, 9th met, shows total Of twenty-five
deaths, fourteen backs and eight whites. of this
number, Elk were from consumption, four whites
and two blacks
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TEE STATE CoURT-HoN. r. B. CARPENTER,
PRzsDMe.-After the onousion of the arguments
in the quo ,Uarrano the court Proc tded to dispose
Of number OF tho cases the rial docket. in which
the time of the curt was occupied till the hour Of
adjournment
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-31

LAST DAy.-To-day ls the last day allowed
for the payment Of the hrst instament Of onethird
OF the city tax on real estate. The Mayor has in.
structed the Ciy Treasurer to keep bis Office open
until six P NJ. for the accommodation of taxpayers.