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Evening star., 1869-11-10

UMBER, WOOD, AND COAL.
We call attention TO our large stock Of LUMBER,
Consisting Of
White Pine, North Carolina, Virginia, and East
ern Shore Framing and Matched Flooring.
Cypress Shingles Laths; Pickets, plain and headed,
Cedar Posts, various lengths.
Dressed Lumber Of all kinds under cover.
Walnut OAK, Ash. and Poplar, thorOugly sea-
sOned and first rate quality.
In fact. all kinds of Lumber usually fOHnd in a
FIRST class Lumber Yard.
We also deal in NOUp and COAL. We have the
celebrated
"Lykens Valley"
Luke FIdleT,' and
ShamOken Red Ash Goals.
Locust Mountain and other well known White
Ash Goals
Oak and Pine Wood, sawed and split and in the
stick.
We purchase our stock in the best markets, which
fact together with wharf facilities enable US to
sell al prices that cannot fail TO be satisfactory.
We deliver in any part Of the city 22i0 pounds to
the ton.
Orders by mail promptly filed.
+. EDW ID CLARK & CO.,
Foot Of ith street East
Oc2f Branch yard Va. ave- and 9Th 81. East. a
Evening star., 1869-11-10

TETZE ROTT HALL.
Evening star., 1869-11-10

ETZEROTT HALL.
Debut in Washington Of the celebrated
FRANkO FAMILY.
PIANIsTs AND vOCALIsTS,
(Five in number-) viz.
NAHAN aged seven years;
RACHEL aged nine years;
JEANETTE. aged twelve wears.
SELMA. aged fourteen wears
The public Of Washington and vicinity are re
sp'''i"iiS iiiIFisa,l TRaNko ts.a, "HILpREy. ,hi
pronounced by the press Of New York AMI the rrin-
GikEATEST MrSiCAL w6NDERs of the WORLD
TWO eRSab WI sdlsSSS sdlsSSScERrs.
On WEpNkspAh1 ND THURSDAY
And for the special accommodation Of suburban
rerideRts :n and Al, shildEsn i,yrx,,r N,y,xppox
THe RsDAY % %YfhANksGffyIT %,fhANksGffyITNNGG'',Hs ING'Hf at oeiOck Si
The Franko Family are native Americans, born in
New orleans, but their musical studies have been
PsTiected in Berlin IN Mhich and othss EnT9rcan
tion and enthusiasm from the Musical Profession,
Ry frSss hn7e % IN IT, 1TT n ahe
r Hg IS q S% sh r5i YSsk xSp T nlo Il ,s
TICKETS OF ADMISSION. ONE DOLLAR
Tickets Sr 'siia & sGsst q ,Sss s store
hhLF rhtE T6 TE MATINEE
Doors open at "a and u. O'Clock. nopN
- L. MOXLEY,
II 44S Tenth street. second door above r, IL
COSTUMER
FOR FANCY AND MASQUE BALLS,
A LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND chill
"A DREN- nOl-3m IL
MASQUERADE COSTUMES
INl FOR
LADIES, GENTS AND CHILDREN,
At HARRY pONOHUES
ass 10th street
oc - eo3m fourth door south of Penna. ave.
MARINI's FASHIONABLE DANCING ACAD-
1V1 EMl, T., between 9Th and 10th streets, N
is now open for the reception of pupils for the ~
coming season. ~
Days and hours Of tuition-For Misses and tsaA
Masters, from to p. M, ON Tuesdays, Thursdays,
For Ladies, from s1l to p. m, Tuesdays and
Thursdays.
For Gentlemen, from to 10 p. m, Wednesdays and
Saturdays.
Class for adv anced scholars Of Ladies and Gentle
men every Monday, from $ to l0 p
For particulars circulars be had at the Acad
emy or at the Music Stores. oc9u
No; 4s6( On EXHIBITION No; 4s6
SIREET.S AT MARKRITER'S, tSrREEI.
between u and y streets.
Eight Doors above Odd Fellows Hall,
Choice Oil Paintings, Engravngs, Chromos, &c.
Also, Largest Stock Paperhangings, Window
shades, Picture Frames, Picture Cord and las
sells, Rings. Nails. &c., in the District.
81 TERMS CASH.
Please Remember Name and Number. ap 2Iiy
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ID a MEL
ID An he l. =

Also makes plain and fancy Cassimeres. also the
Harris style ofd0uhle and twist Cashmere which
cannot fail TO give satisfaction.
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~
gard 90 the perioi elap,,p.- hefyrea, ,i. :
the exposure %; native cattle upon the trail ~
Texas cattle, and the observance Of the f..
symptoms Of disease. The statements sub,ni,toi
by various gentlemen, upon whose finn. 80
rate dates have been kept, show but LITTLE va
rl'nee a, 20 time, Mr. Eaton states that ln the
"lsi OF May the first Tex-s cattle were -
at Broadlands and seventy three oxen rero -.
II the same pasture with them for one mor,b
ana then removed to a fresh pasture None -
these were affected, and the first appearance %
the disease upon the farm was on the 26tb &c
July, period Of dfty-sik days from the frst
In,rc-'1clon Of Texas cattle upon the pastures
received on the % Of June and disease made ;,s
appearance on the ID Of August, a period Of
two months Mr.. Groves cl'tle were received
on the 10th of June, and the disease .ppeanel
on the 9th Of August, a period Of iifty davs
On Mr.. Gregory's farm, the FIRST exposure was
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Seed putatuss.

EARLY ROsE.--It paws to get the best. Get
Ia them true 70 name Early Rose by mail post
age paid, pounds, -; 5 pounds. 80; By express,
SOC. per pound s. per peck, SIS per bushel Harri-
son, 81 81 per barrel, or s. with one pound Early
Rose. Early Goodrich, Gleason and Sebec, $3.50 per
barrel or 81 with pound Early Rose in each bar
rel Delivered at Railroad or Express. No extra
cha ~ges. our seed was grown in Vermont from the
original stock. We warrant them all true % name.
BULLOCK & ASHLEY,
April 22.-i5wit hilton Depot, VI.
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NORWAY OATS = ROSE potatoes.

OATS Of he Ram-iell stock one hushel sufficient
J seed for one acre. 20 cents quart, postpaid.
- a peck 3 a hushel. Early Rose 30 cents pound,
post paid, 5 peck, si5 a bGshol- 50 barrel 165
Also ii lrrisoa's sl2j bushel s. barrel, larger
quantities less CUR seed came direct from the
A. +. PINE CO.,
4qv2vv Georgia y 6.
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NEW BOOKS:
AT THF
church street Bookstore

e. HOW a BRIDE WAS WON ,, or .h
the Pampas-by Frederick Gerstacker as as
SKATERS TEXT BOOK
SERMONS on THE FAILURE OF
ANIlSM," and on Cathoiicity : PhV TEST
Ferdinand C. Ever, IL d. ~ Rev
TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
TIE DEMOCRATIC Do,
TIE WORLD 90
For sac by a L AM 'UAL
an. 2l-.lkru E A. PULL ER.
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To AMERICANS VISITING EUROPE

I'VE BANKING House orNORTOS G CO, q Pr
4 ana LONDON having entered upon tae.l -.
premises are prcf-red % show every atr.1'''
American Trsvc IFS. To 0hviate the d'.'l..
and expense attendant upon the purchase % u.
Of Credit % Europe. Messrs. MORT n & tu; ~
arranged % receive American currene-' =. t-s
States and Railway Bonds or American cold ~
value in Paris. placing the Mount az once 81.
credit Of deoOsitors. Parties before leaving 4.
rope should have their CORES pondenca p-a.--
dressed 20 care Of
NORTON & co, 4 Broad s., N.Yi.
Rue Scribe Grand HoteD 49,
or > Lothbury. LoI---
March 9th TWIN
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Rad me TESTIMONIALS,

" sg'7 5, i ior one month, sls225 ov 90 per cent
sv as, Csjng Three and four foot burners I'm the p,,e
anu H. heretoiore."-N. r. Her I'D.
Glow am satsed that this improverne Mt will mako
req- ~ US IN cur gas bills Of soon nsT
Co., A"4e5oroa rgh, Mas.
foot ne mercy heartily endorse il ~ the most nor
i,.. o.; ~ nave ever worked hy In nm. mn.
.,l- By the Foreuan. f,,, T;-i., '-.
i, e.e' l.'tts'r aud Matters . c9,9ys,,,a,,
J,- save, inlly one-tird the ezpe ase . ssv
eoYaI N "a. 81 ~ per cent, " our light is rlllv
LorsH, Mass. - icHoH 8 HAtcstH,,
n ,s vl more than 90 per ent in tie ouautit,
-es s e,,'.,-iiel' whist the 90 antitv Of sit Ky
improved. go e 3e and is qua ty reatiy
'''' q. Nag, Brol STRAIT Boston
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Ia this country OF As low rates as are charged BY
parties representing Companies with snaH capital
and r,r. .vifsl asl7s q security to policy holders
Az this Agency re oTer you policie, in the
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Horticultural. or.
BY our Agricultural Editor.


t 49, g.. . H.
c'ei' 70 "HN 'A'e-l ana what manner thos'
an. mails fiIf were able 90 Withstand the attack
non. . 7--..s-l lr;+ NH. ,.s,..;.. 81 ~ r. .t,
'i ''' ''ai animals might DE s''eiy
economical and thousand aud one other cues
;.,r~ were a-.iatei without ,l,air.r 70 any def
ui''' ''
Inc nist appearance 81 Tie disease oI "H''H
,e ha, authentic Information. va. about ia.
aitb-r,l thorn =; .,s o., iie,.e, that il prevailed
-, -..-, ,i,r 10
i' ''i'H 'A'"ilna ail gum
yelrs ago, introduced hycattle coming norm from
the Gulf territories Although The disease is IN
7....,..,. 3. has tee, ,,nelu-
.--.-..-
eNtlH sriileI iA4f lItt' t- sunny o's
manner. communicated 90 80 native cattle 80 with
vti.b ,loy come In contact. Illinois seems to
o .l. l5.. ,..,, +i .,
"A'e '''' '''' '-..-
other state, and 10 req l0''' lhe b3I'ia'uI'
ots.oi I'D a-t &c making It unlawful to bring
f.s-. 81, ,,.sy.-.;.,, ,,,, Toys nj,
--'r
'ner'-et '-'s' D"' Wv 's''S'' 'H N'7 lN''
sage o. ilH- 3. l0H', sly- the law was not re-
,-.-.tI H.. further .lvs. I1rinr the mast
s,r Professionalism,
.. ,-.. .r. SEE. s. alarming
az one time were 'h- e'iHea'e7 % 'ls 9.es''c' '
fhc f.- e4-a. "a general apprehension existed thaf
the a''. ''.'' 'e''''' were 10 1' 'A '.''s'
'''i'.' --
zens o. The stale more imleii''eit iH'e'e''e' ."
Zee Ing ann '''i.'- Dbl" '''''s i". '''''' -
cultural S''.,'S al once a'.''"',' ID ''.''''
s.pA Too 'h.t'''-' we "'.'E '"'
the d -.I-e. ami @. export upon the same as Wei
a,ur.u it's ri....,. among OUR own cit-Ic The
.. ,-. considerable.
''''s
hat i"rilh-'ti. A'' 81 '-' ~ -' -.- 'ii'
hcui-l '
v.. O.; .,,....- d Oh. rr...,.l. -o detail 'he par
''' - vernon ....' s.'.. c.-..-...narC,,
''N'" W ''
te t.Ha'-- irr ''.' 'i 9.i -l'''' H1'. b
l-.- ,.a..--.-. # commissioners from al.
....... r..t ..r c.r. a..
%. r
N,w urs. PeHh-y .iua. Mar! .'hi' 'A'p.
Mich gan. ] liam. -eoH-'u. VI .--uuil. Kan
lI.-.- ......ts+t.,,b subject i'm
.f......,.....f deans. fl.. ,-a.-...r. If -, |
10 coi-'i'iAil'H i..I DISCUSS 'N' o''7'.N' 'l
uniform .lH ur. 20 tie -uaj"'. OF t1e importation |
..i --.s. 81. Tins le-.-l-,iYu Of cattle In III, |
S.........f Canada
p......-.t+... B.. %, irr....i..,-. the cb,r,ctcr
of tAo disease u, her than the means taken &. I
r..v,-t i.- .fr.a.i. and we mus. take our lesy
tf--.. -..t
t-,-- f.., Oh, report to the Governor Of Rh D. |
i-anl, made IS DR.. Edwin VI. SNOW, delegate
f-.s-be S-s-4 re-.r-. cit win o.. uotice.l
s... ..-..:.. ...,
'''- .''' ..''
ready given. say nothing "llie'e7 respecting
the nature, cause. mode Of propagation or treat
nent " ,le Texas Cattle U.-easc-rtle nam,
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ID 4 NJ T. =

Also makes black. brown. and dra5 Cassfmeres.
Cloakings, Reps, TrIc0ts. D0eskius and Beaver
Cloth, most any Of which can be found on hand.
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DIR. WAHOMONoGO,s
Indian File ReInedy.
SAFE : Nd CERTAIN
CURE FOR H.EMORRHOIDs, OR PILES
DIR. WAHOMONoGO.s

I THls is a yertabe Indian Remedy the recipe for
/ i which Oh aimed from the medicine man of
tribe u Indians whose habits of lite rende. ed them
sBhiect 70 the most forms Of this distressing
diseS<e, and among whom its Yirtues were highlV
priced aud It's history traditional: being handed
'pTn inofl uie generation 20 another as q mot pre-
y legacy. 30 great was their est Lation OF il
clio, that il required weeks of persistent applic1-
value vsTsoue the Ieticence Of the willy savage
ton to @ tia secret Of its composition and manu-
and obtain = accomplished the former proprietor
lact1re IN tE2de il only for the cure Of himself
for long perlo -ly afflicted. IL proved an unfail-
ana irlends smilA I every case, often efiectng
lng remedy IN almo gle application. The sever
permanent cure by a 81. rusny years Standing vera
est forms Of the disease,oi few dave phys3oiens
completely cured by it ina ~oproyal and tba ins
have given il their unqualified, - mora General T.,
creased demand for it, justfes it, !, prensra,io
PRODUCTION. 1t is a purely vegetaL lie Ir.tberaj
compounded with great care from fires =, an -
roots and flowers, and contains nothing t. $50 80 n n
ed with perfect safety.
Nothing IL claimed for it on the ground Of its
riginal origin, only ask a fair trial by those az
hcted, and 10 them we leave the comparison be- /
tween it and other preparations they have used.
The present proprietors Of this valuable medicine
hundreds Of certificates from Physicians and those
that have been cured by it, that they now offer TO
the public with the guarantee,
No CURE, NO PAY.
e Price Ono Dollar per Bottle.
For sale by Druggists generally.
L. A. EDGELL & CO.,
Sole Proprietors,
BY whom all orders wall receive prou pit attention.
Manufactured by 4. C0LBERTH-
Buringto March y, la69.-tSd&vly
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MARBLE WORKS

HAVE bought Mr.. L. A. Browusu,s N,rbls
Works at Essex Junction, and will eonf,nre re
ousiness IN 81 iis branches at my old stand.
ss'sT Junction, Vt, April l, lsss.-xsm IN I DhN
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Central parifr 9ailruad.
EXCELLENT SECURITY.
lie FIRST MORTGAGE. THIRTY YEAR
Six per cent Gold Bonds
OF TEE
Central Pacific E. r. Co.

VNHESE Bonds are duly authorized and accredited
obligations n one Of the most responsible cor
p0ratious othe American continent, and secured
By an absolute first lien upon the valuable grants,
franchises railroad equipment, business etc Of the
hest portion Oft great
NATIONAL PACIFIC RAILROAD LINE.
extending eastvarily from the navigable waters Of
the Pacific Coast to the lines now rapidly building
from Z @ Eastern States.
They ha- SIX per cent interest per annum in gold
and both principal and interest expressly made
PayabIein United States Gold Coin.
The semi-annual coupons are payable July lst and
January st, in New York City.
The purchaser Is charged the accrued nterestfrom
thedae Of the las; paid coupon the currency rate
only.
This issue Of bonds constitutes one Of the targets
andmost popular corporate loans of the country, and
therefore viii he constantly dealt in.
The greater portion Of the Loan is now in the
hands of steady investors and It is probable that
bel is many months, when the road is completed
n tire osn lcsed the bonds will be eagerly sought
70 tho hisho.r,stes
They are ssucd 'nly as the work progresses, and
70 lAt SAINT extent SUBSIDY
Bonds granted by the government to the Pacific
Railroad Companies.
Nearly FIVE HUNDRED MUS Of the road are now
built, and the grading Is well advanced two hun
bred and fly miles additional The
THROUGH LINE ACROSS TIE CONTINENT
will he completed by the middle Of next year when
the overland travel VIII be very large.
Tie local business alone upon the completed por
ton so heavy and so advantageous, that the ross
earrir-s average more than quarter Of million
in gold per month, Of which 80 per cent only is re
quired for operating expenses.
The net profit upon the Company business on the
completed portion, is about double the amount Of
annual interest liabilities to be assumed thercupon,
and will yield a surplus Of nearly million in gold
after expenses and interest are paid, even if the
through connection were not made.
The best lands. the richest mines, together with
the largest settlement and nearest markets lie along
this portion Of the Pacific Railroad and tie future
development Of business thereon will be proportion
ally great FROM these considerations it is submit
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SEED POTATOES.

DREZFE'S PROLIFIC No. ,, present price sl-75
ID per 10. EARLY ROSE at the lowest adveftz ed
prices with a No. gratis with each Us or peek,
with directions for cutting and pl nting.
F. MORRILL,,
April 26.-fi3t6wJt Wiiliston, VI
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H. D. Roberts, Esq, Of Fairfax. has sold hi.
three wears old Ayrshire Dull Baron to VIM
MOBILES Of West Berkshire.
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FITs--EPILEPTIc FITS.
DENTAL NOTICE.

I AN at home l-ain, and VIII he glad g, .'-
4 requiring Tire services oi dentist. h.ae-
the only place IN this County where teeth en-
procured with the BE- Folsom Patent. that rre'e
food from working under the plate. IS a.
parties procuring teeth with th'. IIuH-'s
an ,othor Dentist in this County render tl.--.-
liable % prosecution.
~ FiilinE an. ..,uf-,r...- one With care '
- 30 -''''' ''-''' -'-- Join N. COHEGTS
Burlington, April %, 1868. wtf
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Sap spiles. &t.

DHlS j. the cheapest and best pile ever invented,
i and with our liberal offer no maple sugar ma
ker should fail % try them. rare chance To- try
a valuable and Convenient Improvement without
risk or expense, rrce only s2OJ per hundred, or
$500 per thousand We viii prepay al transport
tati0n by railroad, and guarantee entire -at, ilc-
ton or refund all money called for before Oh, first
Of June next. Don't fail % send IN your orders im-
medutely, and they viii receive prompt attention.
Ifany have fears Of being humhug-ed refer 90 j.
Randall, P NJ. Rev VIM q. Tuier, or Sir. W. g..
Robe. first Selectman, all Of Franklin, VI.
Address all orders TO
H. NJ. PROPER, ten. AT,
Franklin. Vt
February %, IS5q.--3iwtf
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Aert advertisements.
NOTICE

WHEREAS nv son, Clement shonion, has gone
w from home without cause. hereby ior"'h aul
person harboring or trusting him upon my account
from this date.
JOHN y SHONIoN-
Witness-C. ". Writers. mark.
April q. Aw3u
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.EtnG EHs. Company,
OF HARTFORD
Home fHs. Company,
OF NEW YORK.

And our many ether Companies Whose LITERALLY.
FAIRNESS and long srtSnrSG are well known by
every business man. and whose CovHrygn Casa
As~F1- amour, 90 over Forty MILLIONS OF Dol
lars. thus Offering better security than auy other
Agency .u tli- par. Of tho New Euriarc States
We can place at a moments notice Fire Insurance
o. the amount Of
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LISTERS BLANKS,

lVARRANTEE AND MORTGAGE D55ss4lfsc-T
w sale at the FREE PRESS ufRAN
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ZEE PRESS, FRIDA
Ssnsuranff.
sSe.ss.nzi;ls,
eEllees hMtslsAMes
A.
ssE!slss
BUR- } Is 0fh,fIa
This Agency was established iu 1876.
Etna Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Capital and Surplus s5,O5I.ssO'
s.&R S. WIRES. Agents.
Home Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK.
Capital and surplus, e3,730,"SI
s.&R.s. WIRES, Agents
Hartford Fire FMS. Company
OF HARTFORD. CONN.
Capital and Surplus, s2,O26.22o
s&R.s WIRES, Agents.
1ns. co. Of North America,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Incorporated 1894. The oide,t Compsn, p thc
United states.
Capital and Surplus. s2,Ooo,fI2.
skRs. WIRES, Agents.
PhGni1 Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Capital ard Surplus, el,25O,79O.
s.&R S. WIRES, Agents.
LoriIIard Fire Ems. Company
OF NEW YORK
Capital and Surplus, RI,5Os, efG
s.AR.s. WIRES. Agents.
Niagara Fire Insurance Go.
OF NEW YORK.
Capital and surplus, sl,5OO,OOO.
SANS. WIRES, Agents
Manhattan Fms. Company
OF NEW YORK.
Capital and surplus, sI,052,I2s.
stR.s. WIRES, Agents.
SrriUsGeId F.&v. Eu..Co
oTsPRN6FIELD. MASS
Capital and surplus, ss27,I72.
WIRES. Agents.
sEanOver Fire Ems. Company
OF NEW YORK.
Capital aHd surplus, s6O6,635.
SIR. S. WIRES. Agents.
Pheniy Insurance Company
OF BROOKLYN. NY.
Capital and surplus. sf,55s,56s.
s&R. 5. WIRES, Aeonts.--
Gern,ania Fire Ems. Comply
OF NEW YORK
Capital and surplus, sI,OOO.0Oo.
S. & r. $. WIRES. Agents
YOnkers a Ny. Fire ERs.CO.
OF NEW YORK.
capital and surplus, s73f,3s6.
s.&R.s. WIRES. Agents.
international snS. Company
oFNEw YORK.
capital and surplus, eI,I2s,OI2.
s.4Rs. WIRES. Agents.
We are the ONLY AUTHORIZED agents of the above t
Companies fr this vicinity. We are
lso the ONLY authorized agents OF several OTHER !
eading Fire Insurance Companies Of New York.
Hartford Providence, Albany and Worcester
Representing capital Of
100000 600. v
bar facilities for placing Fire and Marine Insurance t.
any amount. are unequalled by any agency iu this
art " the New ENGLAND States and we can place -
a "oNENr's NOTICE. insurance 20 the amount Of b
2-oeo on oSE RISK and If larger amount e de- A
red can place at current rates at short notice.
We intend % conduct our business on principles Of
numerical honor and all business entrusted to our
are will receive faithful attention
Particular attention given toinsuring all kinds
.M.4NUF4CTURLNG RISKS,
'e employ an experienced surveyor, who viii e.
mine and make surveys Of mills and other risk
hen insurance is desired, without extra charge.
= LOSSES WILL BIZ LITERALLY ADJUSTED. ANT
PROMPTLY PAID AT THIS AeEScr. Loss
PAID N GOLD WHEN PEExIux Is
PAID N GoLD.
q. & IL. =. TRES, 4
ENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY
COZ. OF CHURCH AND COLLEGE srRrE1s.
burlington, E'ermOmI, 1 aI
Capital Represented, s4o,0OO,OOO. 90,
CHARLES p. FRIsSEL,
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OFFICERS,
u ;CxGLLAA "A, Phil sdelphis, President
al OUOhE, Chairman Finance and Ir.er,>.
H IS D. COOKE, Washington. Vic. Pres,
lMlRsoN ". PEEr. Philadelphia, s.or.,,r,
rs. TURNER. Washington. A,,,..p, .a,
BAAHoAo " SMiTh, M. D., Medical Director
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
d A. bAkNEs. Surgeon General United stat.
P I y H s,a.. oSsi Medical Dsp.rsn..
ID. ". BLISS. u. D.. washinstsn.
TIhs .ds.ns.ss. ensfed BY shi. oomp.n, ARE.
act az 0onsr ,s Ssompeny, chartered BY special
a paid uI capital OF 81 .ooo,0.
oners low rates Of premium.
,anso 81, ne nafger insursnoe than other CON
oennlte and certain In It's terms
home company in every locality
&Is poiicies are exempt from Attachment
,. ofe are no Unnecessary restrictions In the pot
Every policy 10 non -iorfeitable
=, foicfes may be taken which BAY 20 the fnso "a.
tneir iuii amount and return ell the premiums. se
nrn .ne costs only the decrease On toe
Policies Will be Issued that Win nav n thu,
sHred during life an annual income Of one TENT
the amount named IN the policy.
II ENSURES not to secure dividends, but n, 40 10,
sosf ~ that diyidsn6: will be i'm Feasible,
COUNTY, and applications from competent psr.
ues TOT such agencies, with suitable endorsements
eheuld be Addressed to the CompanyS Genera
ASsn r.S, only iS fne s ,sspectiye districts
81 ,'''''''''' ct The Once Of the COMPANY 10 ''
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SECURITY OF THE BOMBS.

IL needs no argument TO show that First Mort.
gage Of $40 800 per mile upon what for long time
must be the emily railroad connecting the Atlantic
and Pacific States Is PERFECTLY SECURE. The
entire amount Of the mortgage will be about
$4,000, Geo. and the interest 81 800 800 per snnun
in gold The present currency cost of this interest
10 less than 81 900 per annum, while the gross
earnings for the year 1868, FROM WAY BUSI-
NESS only, on AN AVERAGE OF LESS THAN
700 MILES OF ROAD IN OPERATION, WERE
MORE THAN
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PAYABLE IN GOLD.

Such securities are generally valuable in pro por.
tion to the length Of lime they have to run. The
leneest six per cent. gold interest bonds of the
United States 1.-THE Sl's) will he due in II years,
and they are worth III. If they had 30 years to
run, they would stand at not less than rs. A
perfectly safe First Mortgage Bond like the Union
Pacific should spproach this rate. The demand
for European investment 10 already consider able,
and on the completion Of the work will doubtless
carry the prce to a large premium