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PRESBYTERIAN NORTHWESTERN TnEoLo-
GICAL SEMINARY Chicago, No.
Vcinbcr 1.-The committee of the Pres
bytcrian General Assembly (Old SCHOOL,,
which has been in session for some time
past investigating the affairs Of the TheolO-
%ical Seminary, closed its abors last evening.
3ne long-standug disagreement between
Rev. Dr.. Lord, divinity professor III the
Northwestern Theological School, and {. Ii.
Mccormick, has been brought to an end by
Il compromise satisfactory to both parties.
Last evening the result was arrived at. Dr..
Lord remains in his present chair, Mr.. Nc
Cormick is released from the payment OF
So, coo claimed to be due the school, and
ihrce dircctors-,judge Lincoln Clark and
II. G. Spotiord, OF this city. and one other,
who were elected during the quarrel, all OF
Lords party-should, 10 make things har-
moniOus, resign, and three Others, accept
able to each party, should take their places.
TO this ali consented. The contestants
signed papers, and the strife ended.
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We learn from Dr l.v,,".rl, Dr.. -IcGuf-
fcys fatlier-in-law, that the latter gentleman
has no intention whatever Of removing to
the West. The letter we copied from an
exchange in recent :ssue is calculated to
damage the University, and VIC hope our
exchanges will hand this correction around.
Charlottesville Chronicle.
but that letter was DR., McGutIey's.]
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+ Ffsf AT NAsHuA, NYw HaxrsnTaE.-
Concord, N. 1.-THE city Of Nashua, in
this State, recently purchased steam fire.
engine, and the location Of the steamer
caused some feeling between different sec
tions of the city. This morning the steamers
house was discovered on fire, and the house,
engine, two horse-carriages, with hose and
hook and ladder truck, were totally con-
sumed. A cottage house and barn adioin.
ing were seriously damaged. The loss to
the city is reported at $4,000: insurance
81, 000.
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Mr.. JEFFERSON DAVIS AT 4 BANQUET
At banquet on Thursday night, at which
General Hood, eX-President Davis, and
other gentlemen were present, General
Hood proposed the health Of 5lr. Davis,
which was drunk in most respectful silence.
The latter replied with pleasant coInpli-
ment TO the fidelity and fearlessness OF Gen
eral Hood, who, he said, would stand upon
his crutches to the last, defending home in
terests, and contending fo2 that he believed
to be right.-Ne,C Orleans PicQyunc.
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Ex-PREsIDEST JonNsoN.--A gentleman
who arrived in Louisville, Ky, Monday,
from Tennessee says the people Of that
State are indignant ut the defeat Of Andrew
Johnson, and that if the whole people could
be permitted TO decide upon his claims he
would be sent TO Washington by majority
50 Overwhelming that ii would astonish his
enemies.- CouYier-yJ Journal.
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Extraordinary Request OF n Proff-
siouaf Governor.

GALVESTON, Texas, November 5.-The
provisional Governor of the State has ap-
piled to General Reynolds for authority to
enforce the ordinances adopted by the con-
Stitutional convention. General Reynolds
replies that they are not yet valid, and will
not be after the ratification of the constiu-
ton by the people, which does not i'll any
manner or degree make them of force until
Congress shall have approved them.
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The New York Election.

New YoRs, November J.-Laler returns
arc more untavorable to the Republicans.
the Democrats have two majority in the
Senate and sixteen in the Assembly. The
Times puts the Assembly at seventy Demo
Gratis and tftyscignt Republicans.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Horrible Double Murder.--An Old
Woman and her Son Ki!leti---No Clue
to the sGurderers,
Special TELEGRAM, 10 the Dispatch.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, November ), 1860.
An old Mrs. Solomon and her son, a
grown young man, living about six or seven
miles from this town, were murdered last
night. They appeared to have been beaten
to death with Ratchet or something Of that
kind. There is no clue to the murderers.
AT
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On WAREHOUSE ByREED.-Pttts6urg,
November 4.-The warehouse Of the Citi-
zcus Oil Refinery, at Sharpsburg Bridge,
near this city, was burned to-day, with $50
barrels of refined oil. Loss, $l5,0 600; FULLY
insured In eastern companies.
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FIng.--The dwelling.horse Of Mrs. Colo.
nel John B. Strange, near Gortionsyille, was
destroyed by fire on Tuesday morning last,
together with all the furniture and the en-.
tire clothing OF the family. Mrs. Strange
and her children. were asleep In their beds
ct the time the alarm was given, and in en-
deavoring to escape the lady WIS severely
burned on the hands and arms. One of the
children, a youth of fourteen years Of age,
reentered the burning building to save
watch bel nging to his father, who was
killed DUR the war, and in doing so came
near losing his life. Every article Of clothing
was burned from his body, and he was sc.
yyereiy but not dangerously injured by the
tire. Loss, S,0W.-LYnchburq Nears.
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The Chinese Trade.

San FRANCISCO, November 5.--The steam:
ship America sailed yesterday for Hong
Kong with 81 900, 900 III treasure, and 1000
Chinese on board.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, DC.

HUILE DE PHOSP HOREE CAP
IL SULES;
GRAINS DE sANTE, Dit DoCTEUR FRANCK,
to relieve habitual constipation;
sIROP DE RAIFORT lode. Lancelot;
SIROP DE LACTUCAR1, Aubergier;
INJECTION BROU .-,f
PERLES D'ESSENCE DE TEREBlSTHiNE;
TUBES LEyASSEUR, for Asthma;
FASTILLES DIGESTIVE. for Dyspepsia;
La PEPSINE, Boydault; sH
PAULLISIA, Fournier
PAPER D'ALBESPEYRES VES1CATOIRES ;
PILULES DE BLAN CARD;
SAyOE VERT ONCTUEUX;
FUMIGATEUR PECTORAL, Espic:
PAPER FAYARD EFT BLAYN, &C., &c.
Sold by MEADE & BAKER, a..
Agents for French Medicinal Preparations,
no 9ie Main street, Richmond Va
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STOVES AND TTNWARE.

CTONES AND TINWARE.-Having on
~ hand large assortment of the most approved
COOKING and HEATING STOVES, | am ena-
b,cd 10 offer them To the public at greatly reduced
prices for CASH. Al! STOVES warranted to give
satisfaction. OLD STOVES taken in exchange
or repaired.
All needing real good article of Stove. adapted
both for country and city use, will call on
GEORGE KLEIN,
oc o1-rodin$ Ell. Broad ~ rect
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4 PRopHEr.--A private letter received in
Washington from prominent Government
official in New York contains q prediction
that before the holidays crash will occur
in Wall street which will equal in its disas,
irouS consequences the effects Of the recent
FiSl;-Gould gold conspiracy. The writer
further says values generally have n down.
ward tendency, and thinks that specie pay
mcnt may be reached without difficulty
before the lst Of July next.
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4 MELANCHOLY SpEcrAcLE.-We learn
that over one hundred citizens of Bote-
tourt, Roanoke, and Washington counties
lett Virginia on Monday last for Mississippi,
where they will In future reside. 1t is a
sad, melancholy spectacle to see the Old
Dominion thus despoiled Of her best md
truest sons, when they are so much needed
to assist in the recuperation Of their honor
ed old mother State from the prostration
and devastation caused by the late war
Iynchburq Nelcs.
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HoMIcIDr-We learn that on Friday last,
near Perce's mill, in this county, man by
the name of Ephraim Boothe was shot by
Joe Kitchen; from the effect of which he
died on Sunday following. Liquor was ut
the bottom Of this sad affair. Kitchen has
LEFT HythepHle NspcteH.
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AT South Anlboy, on Monday night, Mrs.
Margaret Greenleaf was SO badly burncdby
the explosion of kerosene lamp that death
ensued,
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
Cores pouacnce of the Richmond Dispatch.
AsHINGToN, November 4. 1860,

" NSHI.NVEVaS, tNVFNH1HNI- =, ItU.Is
strang lobby has been formed, and is
.,nrrscntGd here now with the view OF
Vim i'rrinr the President TO recommend In his
, ~ the purchase Of the Island Of st.
nomingo by this Government.
The arn,ia. report Of the Commissioner
If The General Land Office this year will be
Nnr Of the most elaborate productions that
has ever emanated from the Interior De-
n9rtment. The manuscript copy covers
over thousand pages, and thoroughly re-
views the operations and results of the
cencnral land system. TIMoS.
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hEEa NJ 4
Corn.-White. $50 bushels.

REMARKS Offerings of Wheat on Change to-
day quite light Price for prime white 2hc. lower
than on preceding day. Corn moderately active.
Prime old sold Mt SLIT. lot Of good new sold ut
ST. This was but tho fourth lot Of new offered this
season. Oats unchanged. Nothing done In Rye
Prices on Change on the 9Th Of November. 1863.
we're: Corn-White, prime old, sl.o5: new, SO to
SEC. Oats - Prime. e3ac. Rye Prime, sl.s7.
wheat-White. prime, $3.50. Red-Prlme, se.lo.
The Corn market for some week or two has been
irregular and sDasmOdic,
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Foreign NInrliets-TBY TELEGI

E0felGN NInfkets-IB1 IELEHKNFH'I
LONDON November acknowledgements, reg.
5-20's, 'G., s33
LIVERPOOL. November Eoon.-Cottou
steady: uplands, 12!d.: Orleans l2td.; sales eit-
mated mt IL 900 bales {; sales for the week, l06 600
bales including 90 coo bales for export and q! 900
nulcs for speculation; receipts of the week, 900
bales intending 10000 bales Amerlcln stock,
2aS, 900 bales. including 81, 900 bales American
stock ainai, 3il 600 bales, including 6S. 200 bales
American. Red western Wheat 9s. Id: winter.
S. Id. Flour. 23s. Corn. 29S. Yarns and Fabrics
ut Manchester less favorable, but ii docs not affect
the cotton market.
LIVERPOOL, November s. Erening. Cotton
steady: sales T. 600 bales. including 1900 bales Tor
speculation and export. Red western wheat, Us.
TurpcDtine us.
ptRGs; Sovcmb"r 5.-Roursc opens quiet at IF.
sc.
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~ J.. ..a s.a.a-e.... , h
SPECIFICS
MEET WITH SUCCESS EVERYWHERE.

ELiAS'S EFFECTUAL ERADICATOR effects
Il cure In every case when properly applied. 10
persons suffering with Rheumatism, Lumbago, or
Pains Of the Limbs and Joints, 1t gives relief after
few applications
The proprietor of the Z. +. i. SPEClFlCS
having been applied to frequently by persons al
lIcted now takes this method of informing the
public that he has arranged his Office at No. l+l6
Broad street where Inc viii undertake to cure with
his SPECIFIES any person suffering with Rheu-
matlsm Lumbago, or Pains of the Limbs and
JOINTS or will call TT patients residences If de-
sired and guarantees to effect cure with bis
SPECIFICS only In al cases.
ELIAS'S EyFECTUAL ELIXIR. for the GER
tain cure Of Dysentcry, Darrhpa, and all Bowel
Disorders. The proprietor of the f. E. e. SPE-
CIFICS can prove by some OF our well.knoWn citi-
zcns who have tried 1t that the elixir" works
Ike magic in all cases, and he viii cure all per-
sons afflicted at his Office, or call at patients resi-
denccs at any time required.
ELfAS'S EFFECTUAL ELIXIR B1TTERS
have cured persons who have been suffering with
Dyspepsia for many years. 1t is positive cure for
sick Stomach and General Debility, and as tonic
Is second TO none.
The E. +. Z. SPECIFICS are for sale by all the
principal druggists at retail, and by the proprie-
tor at his Office No. llls Broad street. None gem
uine without the proprietor's photograph and Sig
nature. &C 81
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FINANCIAL AND. goMhbIIERGI CALL
Grain and Flour Markets. !.

" -
Grain and Flour Markets.
Conn AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, VA, November / 1860.
OFFERINGS.
Bhent-Wtite. $40 bushels. Red. sas bushels.
Corn.-white. $40 bushels. Mixed. 60 bushels.
OGkS.--e7s bushels.
Ry6.-55 bushels. re
SALES.
Whedt-Whfte. A. bushels very good on private
terms CO bushels nrlme private terms 81 BUSH
els very good at Sl.50-total. 1874 bushels Red, 200
bushels very good at Sl.s0; "a bushels damp ut
41.oo: see bushels prime on private terms-total,
800 bushels.
OGts.--274 bushels very good at SIC.
Rye.-48 bushels Mt Sl.02.
RE-EXHmITED.
Rye.-6 bushels.
CORN AND FLOUR ExcHASGE,}
RICHMOND. VA, November S, 1859.
OFFERINGS.
Whe1t.-White. 424 hushala. Red. 51s bushels.
T5rn.-White. eco bushels. Mixed, l32 bushels.
On the cob. l50 bushels.
Oots.-2s4 bushels.
Whent.-White. On bushels foul Mt s1.40: i1s bush
els very good mt s1.523; &c bushels very good at
Sl.50 ITO bushels prime ut Sl52s IS bushels lnfe-
rior ut 81 25-total, 40 bushels. Red. 90 hnshels
very good at s1.so; 90 bushels very good at Sls2t
total, 100 bushels.
Corr. White. 50 bushels prime at Sl.1T: 442 hush
els good Mt S1.15 "a bushels prime on private
tcrrns-total, 5ls bushela. Mixed, % bushels new
at FL.
Oats.-:i bushels good at sec.
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EERTELsZERS.

GUNS, GUNS.-Just opened large and
VI complete stock of G UN S and PISTOLS of tine
and cheap quality. Some fine English BgEECH.,
AMMUNITION OF all kinds at lowest possible
prices. Also, agent for the celebrated DEAD
SHOT, and other fine brands of SPORTING and
BLASTING POWDER constantly on hand.
T. w. TlGNOR,
Gunmaker, 1882 Main street,
oc 15-lm Waish's old stand.
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IRAPE-VINESO OF THE FOLLOWING
W varieties and of very superior quality for sale
at reduced prices, rs The ground they occupy must
be cleared-yiz., CONCORD, IVES. IONA, IS
RAELLA, DELAWARE, ADIRONDAC, and
strongly rooted. Address
JOHN j. WERTH,
oc ?a-l2t box 5eS, Richmond, Va.
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Keep Hogan, SO Tchoup itouIss street and %
New Levee, keep on hand large and extensive
stock of hardware and cutlery, Jas. b. Hal q
Co.'s Mayesville. Ky, plows. sugar and cotton.
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Don't buy . miserable single thread machine,
when you can get first premium Grover q Baker
at the New York price, ffty-fve dollars, and war
ranted I've years, at lez Canal street.
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LADY MARIN ON HER sRvEsrY.FIFTH BrRrHpA
Tune-sRobin Acair."
Would you be young agains
So would not !, ~
One tear 70 memory givenss
Onward ia bic.
Life's dark stream forded DER,
All but at rest on shore,
Say, would you plunge once more,
With home so nigh!
II you could, would you now
Retrsce your wsyf
Wander thro' stormy uilds
Faint and astrsy?
Nights gloomy watches fed,
Morning all cleaning red. isrI
Hopes smile around us shed,
Heavenward away
Where are those dear ones now,
Our Joy and delight,
Dear and more dear, tho now
Hidden from sight?
Where they rejoice TO be
There Is the land for me;
Fly Time. fly speedily
Come life and light!
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n. ECOLEs,
Attornoy ~ Law.

OFFICE. NJ EoRTH THIRD STREET. 81. LOUIE. NO.
u solicit Ps.nts prosssuts Psssns suis nd ID
jscisd cAns Expecting rsap profits from such W
sbtsn patents crss sppcston for bsrsy vhas costs
sns having been IN he buns for TINA ere ~
he'd 70 shsps eains 70 avoid nfrinssn@k AnbuG
ssss attended 70 pronp<ly-~dv1os fss m ~ oasa.
Bsst Of city references given vhn 1eErsd
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GUAnDrAN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE AMY,
OF NEW YORK.
Organized In 1880
ALL POLICIES NoN-FoRFEIrABLE HALF LOAN
TAKEN; NO NOTES REQUIRED.
Last Cash Dividend fifty S0 Fer Cent
EQUAL TO PROM ONE HUNDRED TO ONE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY PER CENT
PROFESSIONALLY DIVIDEND.
-srArznsr-
Policies In force. 2ooUVW
Assets. L6DcO
Annual Income. soO~
Losses Paid. $4,000
w. b. PECKHAM..."............... President
H. V. Secretary
L.
q. A. .superintendent Of Agencies.
DIRECTORS
Hon. John A DIX, New York. "a
Hon. James Harper. House Harper BrOs, New York.
John J. Crane President Bank Republic
William T. Hooker. Wall street. .r
William NJ. vermilye. Banker Oermiye Coz
Charles c. Redwood, Cashier Newark Banking Go.
Hon George opdyks. sx Mayor OfNew York
Minot G. MOrgss, Banker
Thomas Rgney, House Thomas Rigney Co.
Benjamin Sherman. N Y. Steam Sugar Refining 90.
Aaron Arnold, House Arnold. Constable Co.
Richard II. Browne. westmors & Browne. Attorneys
Ev HanehwOut. House E. V. HsnghwOut q cs.
william wnksns, House W. wiIkens Co.
Julins b. Pratt Merchant
William W. wright. Merchant
Charles J, Starr Merchant
William Allen. Merchant
George w cuyler Banker. Palmyra. New YOrk.
George Hope President Continental Fiis Insurance Co
John II. Sherwood. Park Place. ...eaI
walton H. Peckhsn corner Firth Avenue and sd treet
Edward d. Wright. Newark New jersey.
Georae W. Fsrlse Attorney. -sr
WI cogsxen, Merchant
JOSEPH MAeNER,
General Agent for LSuisianA
Hgc1l ~
Is Union Street, New Orleans,
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I OUIsIANA STATE r-r a
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
81. OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE: COR. CARoNDELET AND COMMON srs.
FIRE.....MARINE ....RIvER
RISKS TAKEN AT THE LOWEST TARIFF RATES.
4. GANUCHEAU, President.
A BALDWIN, Vice President.
L.W. BAQUIE, Secretary.
Directors.
A. z. Bader, Chas. 4. Leeds A. Baldwin,
o. Bsrcisr, d. Bouigny, E. Bordelois,
<. II. Harris, VIM. Heyl NJ ]. Halck.
j. Lapene, Alex Marks s. CANNON,
L. II. Gardner, o. Hopkins, j. Z0ly,
Thomas Bois. =. Lab0rde, A. Iertrou,
A Ac0regor, w. h. Conger, j. Dugss.
j. A. Bonnaion, Q. II. MOuton, 5. Hermann,
A Palac1o, A. d. Grief, q. r. Bancand
L. B. Pothier. E. y Motion, A Waldkirch,
D. L. Kenion, D. p. Logan. z. 0snuchesa
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HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE
IL COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
once, No. IS Camp Street, Pot
Corner Of Natchez street. ar
SEVENT E EN- H YEAR.
Assets the Stat December. ls6s......Sll43,1 81
ALFRED MOULTOr, President.
WIN n PERKINS. Vice President
A. ", HuNrER, Secretary
This Con- pary Continues to issue Policies FIRE,
RIVER MARIsE risks the rates of premium
TRUSTEES: I'll
E. X. Converse Octave VOORHEES,, Archie woods,
A. II. May, Rebert Hare. j. NJ Allen
b. N Horre1l. Jno. T. Moore. VIM Chambers,
Jno. @ Rogers. u A. Ohanraix, W. 4. Perkins.
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DIGAUD - cos
PARTISAN PERFUMERY,

LAhtDlAS NEnr OmEhIt
rsonised BY the Empress Of the French sxtsnsvs
used fashionable circles for It's Excelencs SUPERB
GRITTY. ~
RIGAUD = CO.'S YLAEGYLAE0 and MANILA
BOUQUET the new scent Rgsud 4 Go. the only i'm
porfs IN Europe Of the fragrant extract Of Yngylsnd from
the Philippine 1sles
RfGAtD cos TOLUTINE, delicsou. Toilet Water
superior 70 Fan de Cologne, Toilet Vinegar. Florida
Water.
RIGAUD CO.'S MIRANDA SOAP, exquisitsly psr
humed and keeping its fragrance 10 the last
RIGAUD co. - MIRANDA P0MATUM. for proserv
ing and beautlfying the hair. .|
RIGAUD 4 cos DENToknK. . most ssressbk
RIGAUD oo?s fOOTH-OREAM, 9 rsmarkabls pre-
paration, producing brilliant Wilderness 10 the teeth
RIGACD co.'s ROSE POWDER superior 70 violss
md all other Starch and Rice Powders
The LITTLE MONITOR, GUIDE TO TIE TOILET
Photographs Illustrations will be receipts Of ons
stamp. -
Agent r. Hswbsry Soma IS st. Psuls Church Yard Lon
DON
Depot General In New Orleans at
y. DuOOE0Es
..f.s... 30 Ohsrtr>s stree
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CIGARS-TOBACCO. 81 -
HAVANA CIGARS,
IMPORTER OF GENUINE LEAF TOBACCO,
ass RAMPANT STREET.
NEW ORLEANS -I

g HERNsHEDS.
PELICAN CIGAR AND TOBACCO WAREHOUSE
No. "a 0rsvier Street.
Has constantly hand the choicest brands Of Virginia
Manufactured CHEWING AID SMOKING TOBACCO.
Also-A large assortment Of imported HAVANA and DO
MESTIC CIGARS, Meerschsum Pipes. Briar and Wood
Pipes Tobscco Pouches and all Smokers Articles To
bacco hogsheads bales for the Mexican market and
plantation Cigar Leaf Of all kinds for manufacturing
purposes on hand. FL
IN STORE AND NOW LANDING:
.'-.' 100 cases CARROTS Scotch SNUFF.
50 boxes SWEET los u.
100000 Havana and Domestic CIGARS Of assorted brands
= and sizes
100 boxes Pace's Colo Bar TOBACCO.
50 :. Sam Tbbetts TWIST and lls
1ayo'e Choice NAVY.
pounds.
500 csddes May Apple TWIST Bright quarters.
And NAVY TOBACCOS.
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The Board Of Trustees have resolved 70 declare Scrip
Dividend Of FORTY PER CENT. the earned partci
patng premiums the year expiring 18th OF February 69
certificates viii be issued and after the LIST day
June next
Thirty per cont the Scrip Certificates issued for the year
1861 will be redeemed also six cent interest all out
standing certificates of scrip will be paid and after the
second Monday Of May 1863 holders thereof their
legal representative. rr
CHAS BRIGGS, President
am
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Divfdends.
The Trustees have directed payment Of Dividends amount
re 70 1884 600 declared the Contribution System)
Policies Of 1864 6 sc and 81 be spoed the renewal
Of same In 1862 in reduction of Premium
sonary additions Eo,ice of the exact Dividend each
Policy will accompany the regular Premium Notice. the
viii be stated application at the office Of the
Company.
- j. @. sHIPLET,
II CarondeIet street.
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' TRUSTEES:
Charles Briggs, A Lscourt,
Ant Carriere, Frank Williams,
Geo. A Fosdick, Thomas Byrne,
r Brueier John Thornhill,
Chas. LATTE, John s. Wallis,
p. Anderson, George Foster,
Alfred Kearny, Andrew Stewart,
A. Frerichs, L. Pothier,
Geo. W. Dunbar, R. Pisggio,
E. T. Stockmeyer, Rudolph Sieg,
Geo. W. Hynson, II. +. Given.
Archibald Montgomery, w. O. Black,
Henry J. Vose. Geo. G. Garner
e Marquee, Thos Il. Hunt.
Chas. Wieshasr, Chm Honold.
A. r. Montgomery, o. Csrrere,
r. 4. Howard.