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THE PEACE JUBILEE.

BOSTON, May 20-The first mass rehearsal
OF the Boston singers in the Pace JubiIc e
chorus, numbering over 3,C0O, took place in the
Music Hall last evening under the superinter-
dence OF Carl Zerrahais, aud was pronounced
oy Inc musical critics. an extraordinary sue
cess. 1t was the largest chorus ever assembled
in this country.
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Mr.. LA RIHNTRIe, formerly Vice Con al at
Havana, had au interview WITH the Presideat
this morning. in reference to Cuban affairs.
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GEN. W. KRYzANows K has been an DC lted
SupeCvi7or o lu,ernal Eeveaue fJ- the States
OF Georgia, Alabaml aud Florida.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Money shows rather more activity in New
YORK, brokers, however, find no dlfhculty in
supplying their wants on stocks at pe- cent
and balances are left with leading dealers in
Governments at per cent Discounts re main
stesdy at vas per ceut. for prime paper. Tne
stock ma-ke. shows less ge 1eral actiyity but
8 on the whole stronger.
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married on the ID Instant TO Miss Seba Bur.
Net, daughter Of the head chief Of the Potta-
watomie nat'on
~Since the war quite a considerable con-
gre CATION OF colored Methodists has sprung mp
In Charlottesville. Virginia and the members
are making an efior. 20 buy 10: and build
church
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
SENATOR WILSON ON THE EIGHT.
HOUR LAW.

Boston, May 20.-Sena1or Wilson addressed
he Cnerles.own Eigh'-Hour klgue last
evening on the re cent law Of Congress, arguing
that il was enacted with the unders suding that
Government workmen Were to receive full pay
Tor eight hours work per day. He further
CONS nered me relations between capital and
labor. srd spoke IN favor of cooperative asso-
cations, when he thought would generally
succeed, and prove a benefit to the working
classes.
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THE ELECTIONSIN GERMANY.
MUNICH, May 20.-The elections recently
held here have generally resulted in favor OF
the union OF the North and South Germany
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Baltinsrs Marksss, fs.asy.

BALrIMoRB, May 20..Ootton nrm at 2S c,s
Flour dull aad pr;ces 'rr- yalar. wbeat up-
changed. Corn 6rner; r c,ipss light: prime
white, SSNe'; yellow, sj's6. Oais end rye M.
sctive; rib side, I64; clear DO. TX; sbo aISer-
bams, 10. i rd firm at Il. Whisky
hrni held at s1.0l, with very lille in the ar
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SHIP IN DISTRESS.

BOSTON, Nav 2O.-The British ship Nictaux,
OF ST. Jonn, N b., rom Daboy Island, Geor.
gia, is on Plymouth, MSS, under head sails
With sigrals Of dis.rG s flying
The underwriters have sent q steamer OF to
her as sistance
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ST. LOUDS ITEMS

ST. LOUIS, May 2O.-Delegatious from the
Mel chen g Exchange and 10 Ird of Trede TO
the Comperci al Convention at New Orleans
leave tomorrow aIt,rnoou
Tweuty.seveu bIrscs are lying below the
city loadfog iron ore for Pirsburg and other
points.
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THE PRESIDENT ha7 appoi lei S,nue' w
Harmed, OF New York to be Ce1s IL at La Ec-
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Nov.Irr 'OuESSSsEsks uESSEks, N1D 1A0Hus

"eSk sA10A3l1s
We hsvs On hard one Portable oesen . = nm
or elIeo casn; also. several Dortshis 49,
s!inble foe shresn1nG nach1nss efD Ssrus poWosy
$ horse DoW0f or under. R0fUons V1shf n - ~
Snsss new q seoon6 band nacAinsFy, snSfnss or
LLEsl co., Pssksrsbsrs. vsss viFsissa.
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Baltimsre Stock Market To-Day.
BALTIMORE May 2O.-Nirgipia SIS. Old III
scrioed, SO bid, 5oS asked. North CaroiiLas,
new, 55h asked.
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THE Commissioner OF PENSIONS has re-
appointed DIR. Harvey +. Moatgome y, OF
Rochester, New York examining surgeon al
that place.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvKNUE.-The receipts TO- day
from thfs source were Ss56, 6,166.
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SOUTHERN RAILROAD INTERESTS.

CINCINNATI, May 20.-D N Stluton, of Bos.
top, President Of the Wells Valley Railroad
from Chattanooga u Meridian, Miss, will be
the Southern Railroads
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New YOfk Flo

NEW YORK, May 20.-Flour dull and droop
ing Wheat quiet; prizes Iayoripg buyers
Corn a shade eesier.
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CONVICTED OF MURDER.

CLEVELAND, o., May 90.-The second trial of
Muehall on the charge OF ab sitting the murder
OF Stenper resulted in a verdict OF guilty of
murder in the frs degree.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

est%@ Trade ss, Marx .sEa Nj: q ~
siefiins Silver. G5sssso- Pssss sSR0
GORHAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Providence. z. 1.
STIRLING SILVER WARE,
NICKEL SILVER PLATED wARE
Orders received from the trade emily, but these
goods may be obtained from responsible dealers
everywhere
sps,l q q; May l., 6, II, Is, 20, Is, 7s; June
), 8, II, II, -, 8- lst
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MANHOOD,


MANHOOD.
A medical essay on the Cause and Cure of pre-
mature decline IN man, the treatment OF Nervous
TaeTe msnr5sr Of soeietr ~ ,rhon1 this5ook
.r'I yo ,e fonf ESsfuI '~hsf.sr SEch p,-son holds
e. re,at,or Of Par.nt, Pr.eeHter or Cisrsymas ~
sent by mail on receipt OF htty cents: ADDRESS
ST., baltimore. my I3.Iy
SPECIAL NOTICE DIR. Curtis bess to notify
his Washington patients that. owing TO his exten-
size practice in Baltimore, he wiil in future ss
ssrssi AND can | Se nc Sps 80 a's Z
from to and 81. N, and on SUNDAYS u q.
rear m 70 &iaras ana sdts m at aaa street. in
SPECIALITY treatment and cure of Nervous
Deollity and all diseases arising from abuses Of
THE PAIN KILLER,
So justly celebrated, was introduced to the public
about twenty rve years ago, and nov enjoys q
the cure Of diptheris dysente ~, cholera morbns.
Iheumstfsm, coughs and colds, scalds, burns. etc.
drugsists"Daiiy Piaindeals1, Geseia.d, I sIS 0n.o.
PHALON's "PAPhIAN LOTION"
srAurrrrrus tn. rs 1Sh I'm AND COMPLEX.
RE%2XEs S p.s ALL III 4RTPTI9Ss;s H9Ss rREoK LES
and Fxfs ssrfsr: ana 5HH BtdoMfss. sSIh sso.T'
5Or GfHfLs9akS efssr sHAVING It hes sss no sau.,
sdy for diseases and blemishss Of the Skin.
PHALON's "P PAPHIAN SOAP"
s ssss ss Is. sk s.s end AT ak. % not
sE1S sEISs 5E SE MAyS." M.xo;;
!EssSaa EGs TIE EtssEhs
..H FHAIO1 :.Is Z sHs' :, Il sis S,.::':.. ss:si
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BaBvET Col. X. n. BATCHELDER, q uarter-
masser, has been ordered 10 report to the CON-
handing General of the Fourth Military D.s-
triet fer duty as Chef Quartermaster OF that
Dis-rics.
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De. LEWn DAyIS,u AyISu upsxrAL AssoolA'
No. 2s0 PDNHeYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between l3tk md Isth strssts.
TEETH IxyxlcTED WITHOUT PAIN.

Dst.rnt Vim b REQUIRED % Dsy r.. tksQJ,6
viii bs deducSsd vhsn he 18th ars ID. ne
Assecistion is noy l.sIsrsd g Iexs v fssSh On
:Sd dsS: sS:tSs s:', - \. H., ;ss e.
and best 1anser. anA yarran need - gtv satir0
sarsfsction. Psrsons vfn 90 veil . cSil an1 en-
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LAND SALE IN LOUDoN COUNTY, VA.-The
Lee'burg Mirror says:-DelaLy & Son, land
agents in this town, last week sold to Mr..
Clinton Lloyd, Of Pennsylvania, the farm OF
east Of the Bail's Mil road, containing upwards
Of 500 acres. fo- sz5 per acre. Mr.. Lloyd was
one Of the party that recently accompanied J.
w. Forney on his Southern trip TO inspect tue
lands and the state OF society generally. HIS
return and ultimate purchase IN Loudon is sig.
nif1cant OF the favorable impression made by
our rich lands and beautiful country upon
those seeking desirable investments.
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] b. NORTH; Jas. ooszLEs.
CLAIM AGENTS ANp RGAL ESTATE Fro.
KRIS.
Eo.4 PLANTS BUILDING
Corner 18th street ans New York avenue,
uys see.m wAsHINGToN, DO.
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TH1 MILITARY INDIAN AGENTs.-The army
office 3 recently detailed to execute the duties
o. Indian Superintendents and Agents will re.
ceive their instructions in a few days. and be
assIsned to duty. As yet, only thirty OF them
have reported to the Commissioner OF Indian
Afeirs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-20

WASHINGTON, May %, lSse.-Jay Cooke a
Co. furnish the following Suotatiens Of Gov
ernmeut securitee:
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THE NAVAL ACADRMY.-Tne aunr,, ex.
animation o. the cadet7 at tie Naval Ao. demy
at Annapolis commenced thI- morning and
will continue about a W ,k. During the week
the cadets are examine by the Professors in
the presence Of the Colrd CO isltors in their
various studies, comprising gunnery, ma
chinery, navigation, &C., &c. The quarters
are also thorougly inspect d by the Board.
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FATAL ENcouKrHR IN SoMDssRr COUNTY,
MD.-At Danes quarter, locality near Prin.
cess Anne, on Saturday evening, two men
named Shores and Wheatley were In conyer.
sation. The former desired the latter 70 70 on
some business for him to Salisbury. Whcatley
drew pocket knife and stabbed him fatally
between the fourth and fifth ribs. The wound.
ed man died almost instantly. Shores was ar.
rested and onhned in the Jail AT Princess Anne.
Eoth were white. Wheatley wes an oyster.
man and Shores captain Of q vessel.
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CHARLES J. PETIT, Esq, of Philadelphia
for several years clerk in the Office Of the
Secretary ofthe Navy, has res gned his position
to accept the position OF confidential clerk to
Commodore Taylor, commanding North Pa.
cific squadron, and will leave here for the Pa.
cific in the course of q few days.
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The JUDICIARY SuB-CoMMITTER OF the
House of Representatives, appointed to take
testimony in the Bustsed impeachment in
quiry, will laave here for Mobile on Monday
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REDUCTION OF CLINICAL FOECe AT tn Z
NAVY DIPARTMkET.-Tbe force OF the Navy
Department and several b1r ars thereof will
be reduced in acco cdancs wi.h lats acts OF
Congress and abost twenty clerks will te dis.
mis-. ed between this tine and the first OF july
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-20

TIE CoMMIssIoKEa of tie General Land
Offce hos replied, In answer 20 the inquiry
whether the granting Of the right Of way to
Railroad companies by Homestead ettlerswo
sffsct their riyht under the law, that, in his
opinion, such action doc not affect the eettler's
right, as be do"s not thereby ALLEVIATE the land
in such sense as is contemplated In the home
stead law.
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Col. DEWITT u. CLINT ON, for several years
past on duty at the Wsr Department with the
Board OF CLAIMS, leaves here this evening for
Atlanta Georgia, whe. he hes been ordered
as Judge Advocase General, Department OF
the South.
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philadelphia fines tor washing side walks
affsr A. H., half the money gong to the in.
former, by which Law couple OF smars bovs
made SO the other Gay.
ATOmcial returns show that during the last
twelve months the number OF horses slain in
Paris for the meat market amounts TO 2.zOO
Five per cent have been employed in making
tiusages.
- The United States Court ~ Charlestown,
West Virginia, has given a decision in fIyor of
ex-senator Morrill,, of Maine, by which his
title 10 large qusntity OF land in West yIr
einia is es .ablished.
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PHALON'S 0PAPHIAN LOTION"
BEAUTIYINe THE sKiH AHD COMPLEX
ADJUSTMENTS,

ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIoNAL rH1ATER.
LAST NIGHT BgT TWO
AND THE G GstsT T sTAR VSEssi VCSSEMsssiNAr1oN.
,, THIS .vENIN9;
brHrr;$$ $SsRs as;i ssS SggSSSSSSSSsssIDDOss. SSSss
]. .hAr1sEs sSSRfIS ssAS1SSkIS1 LiFI' HE ? O'CLOCK.
GRlAr vlLoCIPlpE EXHIRITIOa PIC.
sSd Bkos k y th.iE To Rlslhsa "a svisai sins X
sn,S ss seventh ,sSo street Park: Tau RsDAI: May
m. Dancing TO cemmenoe at Z O'Clock ,. m. a
good band efmu.ic has been engaged fer the Pic
park TeSs IS &C sense
mitting 0entleman and Ladies'. my ls-st.
Tas SsdSsHT9 6P HcksI II sLEsh HHH
ATw0-LEGGED COLT
on snrosiy I. now on exhibition
I'd ,trests It is 2 Marc Colt about fonr ~
Gf:S ia:Hs S
. es oss s
Admission, IS cents. ''' '-''' '' n my II Ct.
ETzEBOTT Hall.
Osz szrHRpis RYhaS SVasTssC' sEASR sC9sS!sr, %.2 g
A'i;ssd y tSs fGhoTins 9hs fn.of,,s
r. sss
the Leipsic Conservatory Of Music) Pienist and
Acoompanist. Admission 81. Reserved seats 80
cents extra. Seats can be secured at MeeZerott
Co. 3 music store, commencing on Wednesday
rorning, May IS. at o'clock. Doors open at "a;
commence at o'clock. THOMAS r. TURNBU IL
Business Manager. myl5-6t
THE PILGRIM is the most Fascin atiuR and
4 H:thetae Exhibition. WIN continue
,n,ans151 IN MI1EkGTT H1HR3 RH3AtL AZ Eye Enter
o'e!oeE. nATiNiE wipNisDAY ana ~
eATURDAY, at p IN. Paintings. Songs, 0I
Music, Lecture, and Grand Tracs.Ormsffon ID
Scene Our leading Churches have ft engaged
every evening during the week. my f5-tf
No i1a 4.6} ON aKb bBIssstLiTIoH al }He; ass
sMIREE5 M AT MARKRlTERy. sraKar.
Eight Doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
Vheice on Paintines, Epgrayings, Chromos. &c.
Shades, Picture Frames, Picture cord and Tas.
sells Ring., nails, &C.. In the District. TIRNS
CASH. Please Remember Name and Number
aDA-N
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Anniversary OF THE CINCINNATI SOCIETY
The following officers Of the CiI cinnau Society Y
were elected In Baltimore Yesterday: President
General, Hon. Hamilton Fish, Of New York
Vice President General. Colonel j. w. Sever
Of Massachusetts,; Secretary General, DIR. Thos
McEven, of Pennsylvania; Assistant Secretary
0ereral, George ". Harris, Of PennsylvauiS;
Jersey; Assistant Treasurer General, John
Mcdonald, Of New Jersey. These officers have
h IN reelected for three years. The society
adjourned to NEE. IN Boston three years hence
The dinner was held at Barnums, but no
reporters were rdmitted. Ex.President Frank.
lin P.erce was present as a delegate aud
member.
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THE SOLAR ECLIPSE OF AUGUST GTH.-Prof
Asaph Hall, u. S. Naval Observatory, left
here yesterday for New York With his ipstru.
ments, and will sail from thence for San Fran.
CISCO, where a Government vessel will be
ready to convey him aud party to Norton
Sound, Alaska, for the purpoEs OF making OBJ
servations at the beginning Of the line of to.
,ality Of the eclipse OF The sun, which takes
place on the 9Th OF August next.
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THE WHITE HoUsB-The usual crowd of
visitors was at the Executive Mansion to-day.
At one O'Clock the President went to the Treas.
ury Department and hal q long interview w
with Seer AIRY Boutwell,.
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POSTMASTER GREERAL CREswELL yester.
day appointed Will H. Lowdermilk Postmas.
ter at Cumberland, Md. Mr.. Lowdermilk il
the editor OF the Oloitidn and Telegraph, Re-
publicI In journal in that city.
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NATIONAL BANK RRvIsIoH.-The Secretary
Of the Treasury has commenced the revision of
the list OF National Banks designated as United
States depo,itaries, with a view to reducing
the number to one IN e?ch Congressional dis.
trict in the several Stltes where they exist, not
including, however, those districts that are in
and bordering on cities. The number OF depos.
itories will be reduced at least one half. There
will be a number OF changes. end some now
acting as depositaries be discontinued.
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NEW YoRK-pIRsr BoARI

IEy Baakers' aad brokers TeEegrspa, Ja.ses "
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SECRETARY BOUTWELL, to-day issued the
following circular:
Treasury Department., May %, ls69.-Sir: BY
direction Of the President the several offices
Of the Tr~1sury Department will be closed on
Saturday, the 10Th day OF May current, to en-
able the officers and employees to join in the
ceremony of decorating the graves Of the hon.
ored soldiers and sailors OF the Armv and Navy
who lost their lives in defense Of their count,
and in the pre- Ter yatIon OF the Union.
GEORGE s. BOUTWELL,. Secretary.
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DENTISTRY.

ne ). T. C0UMBE: Dentist. No. SsT Wh
fEETH extracted without pain. TRRfHl
Ipserted on Gold, silver, or Rubber
nRs. ". AHD Il. A. MERRILL .DlHrrsfo
sSr m hS; S:.s:.s ssS iP,s iPP5snassIsyAsIA ne ~
q Ilass lesirsd. f1rs Esscss Ozs1s Gss =.
stantly on hand for extrscfi - ted vifho4S ~
omoe sensmcsaon In svsry particular. no N-iys
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issu"d the following order, by direction OF the
President: Saturday, the 20th OF May, 1869,
having been selected by the q and Army OF
the Republic for the ar nual ceremony of deco.
rating the graves Of the Union soldiers and
sailors, i IL hereby ordered, by direction Of the
President Of the Upit,d States, that the Post
Office building te clio ed on that day, to enable
its employees to participate in the cerem onies -
RrczIPrs FROM CUsroMs.-The receipts
from customs at the ports below named, from
May 10th TO 18th, inclusive. were as follows
Boston, SS2,9;367; New York, S2,CiO,OOO0O;
Philadelphia, Sass 3.76 Baltimore, Sa59,sS7 Os;
San Francisco, (from April 19 to April 3O,)
S207 .3l5.:7. Total, &3.595, ,SS988.
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NAVAL ORDKRs.-Commander VIM. f. Hop.
kins has been ordered to the Philadelphia navy
yard as equipment oficer. Lieut. Charles Nj.
Thomas has hen order. to the naval station
at Leagre Island. Lieutenant Commander
George NJ. Elche hr, been detached from
equipment duty at the Philadelphia yard and
ordered to report to Re1r Admiral Reese.
Lieutenant Commander Merrill Miller has
been detached from the Naval Academy and
directed to hold himself in readiness for duty
on board the Lancaster.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11

NEW BOOKS.
Il. s. r. BUTLER,
400 MARKET ST, WILMINGTON. DEL,
Has received and for sale
French Country Family. Cloth sl.o0.
Phantom Of the FOREST. Cloth 50 90.
Half hours In Bible lands. Cloth ,25
Hunting Scenes In Africa. Cloth tl.15.
Nashy-Dvers Views, Opinions and Prophecies Of Pc
troleum V. Nasty. Cloth Sl.75.
Thrilling Adventures among the Indians Cloth 81 rs
Life Of David Crockett. Cloth $40.
Life OF Daniel Boone. Cloth Sl76.
Queen Victoriais Journal. Cloth S1T5.
SIX hundred Receipts worth their weight In Gold.
Cloth St.76.
Cloth $500.
Oue Of the Family; % cents.
Margarsts RnEagementHi 90 cents.
BroWnlows; SO cents
Brother's Bet 20 cents.
Playing for High Stakes; 25 cents.
Co0PRR's LEATHER STOCKING sToRIRs.-plOnoers Pra.-
re Oak Openings, Pathfinder Chain bearer DaerslAJ or
Redskins, Wept Of Wish.ton Wish. Wyandotts, Preeau-
tion, Mohioans spyi paper eovers 10 cents.
DIcKESs' W0RKs-Lttls Dorritt, Our Mutual Friend,
Piekwick, Martin ChuzEewt, Dombey Son. 80 Cents.
Nicholas Nlckleby, Darnaby Rudge so Costs. Da, ID
Copperfod, Great Expectations, oliver Twist. Hard
Times. 20 osuis. American Notes.l5 cents. fsb2e
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
TME DIAMOND STATE
MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

This Company Is now perfectly organized, and rapidly
Tor term Of years, by Endowment based upon the
most approved tables.
Copies Of the Act Of Incorporation and Tables are
ready for distribution to all who desirous Of exaun
ing into the subject upon application to the Agent by
which will be that the interests Of those who by
insurng become members thereof are guarded In the
striciesi manner.
The Policy either guarantees the Insurance on the
Life or constitutes the payments made Savings Fund
for the use Of the insured
No mode Of Life Insurance so guarded, so equitable
or so economical has been presented to the people
No other Life Insurance Company deserves the name
Of Muiudl as compared with this
The following are some of Its pecrliaiities:
II Is an association Of Policy Holders managed by
men selected by themselves, from among themselves,
and Tor themselves each member being full partner
IN all tue husiness and earnings thereof.
Second Its mutualty is Insured BY the very terms Of
the Act Of Incorporation not by the interests whms
or control OF stockholders or managers IL eau be no
other than mutual.
Third There he no forfeiture Of the premium paid
The payments, principal and Interest," constitute SAT-
ing Hnd, which may be called upon at any time when
the member gets tired of his payments or they become
iueonvenlen and he chooses to render up his policy
Fourth. There Is no interest to be paid Capital
real or gdfdnteed this last being In general humbul
the surplus savings
Filth. Its ultimate cheapness must soon surpass al
others. Il will be conducted tue safety Of In
sures Will permit on the Certificate and Coupon prn
clpr, the latter being taken in part payment Of th
yearly premiums and in that way each year reducing
the burdens Of Insurance. In word the plan will
be applied to Life Insurance the Farmers Mutual In
suranee CompAny-lhe most successful in the State
ns applied TO Fire Insurance, which 10 the people
Delaware needs little other recommendation.
Lastly. II will be made emphatcaly the Farmers III
MechanesAnd Laboring Mans Life Insurance Company
small sums will be taken the money paid by him avai
able in allcontngencies and he who has wife tamil
dependent upon bis life alone, find no justheato
his sudden death.
Reflect On this and do not wait to be called 90, b.
9oA Out for the appointed agents in different portions
tue country and make your personal application TO the
30 faVing your own and The Companys money.