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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-12

The English papers varlously comment on the
Queens speech. The Times thinks the weak point
In the ministry is the timld policy on the Irish
question, though this is somewhat redeemed by
the courage displayed in the matter Of finance
and the promise to urge rigorous legislation. The
Daily News tRadcal) only refers to the speech and
debate which followed to urge the ballot as
panacea for the national grievances. The Stand
ard Conservative considers the government re-
sponsble for the violence in Ireland, yet it has
failed to protect life and property there
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ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE SEws.]
WASHINGTON, February IL.

WASHINGTON, February IL.
At the Cabinet meeting held to-day it was
decided to take at once additional measures to
protect the life and property Of American citi-
Zens in Cuba.
The official dispatches show that the assassl-
nation of three American citizens in Havana
was wholly unprovoked. The consul tele-
graphs that the Spanish officials have failed to
discover the assassins.
Farnsworth, of Illinois, radical. intends to
present a bill in the House next week, to re-
move the political disabilities of all persons
living in States which have ratified the Four
teenth amendment
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aThere is rest for the weary.n

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS this life, on the Goth
month, is days. Hewas martyr to disease for
many years. In his last moments he called upon
his Saviour for relief That sweet request was
granted, and he expired without moan. he
leaves wife and six children to mourn his ire
parable loss. ~ sgn .rs+ !is-t,sl..
sPraIse ye the Lord Blessed Is the man that
feareth the Lord, that delighteth greatly In Bis
commandments" F,-sss..,
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EUROPE.

Order Rcigns in Paris.
PARIS, February IL.
The city is entirely tranquil. Flourcns is
still at large.
British Gold.
LONDON, February IL.
The bullion in the Bank of England has in
creased las, 900 pounds.
A Eumorcd InsurScction.
MADRID, February II.
It is reported that the Carlists are preparing
another insurrection, and the authorities are
watchful.
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THE 1EGA1-rENDER DECISION.

NEW YORK, February IL.
The Board Of Underwriters held consulta-
ton over the legal-tender decision. The i'm
preston prevails that companies must demand
gold for principal and interest on contracts
made prior to the act committee was ap
pointed for consultation with other money In
stitutions
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MAULL.-Died, at Bamberg, s. c., on the 9Th
Instant, Mr. DAVID N. MAULL, In the seth year OF
his age.
After one year oftntense suffering, with perfect
resignation pnd the brightest evidence, he has
e''' aThere Is rest for the weary.n e e
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.eObltnarp.

HAMILTON Departed this life on the 9th Of
January. 1870, at Hlllsboro' North. Carolina, RE-
BEccA MoTTE, wife Of the late Colonel Daniel
Hayward Hamilton. and daughter Of the late
John Middleton, Of Charleston, South Carolina.
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THE BLACK SEN4TOR.

His Disqualification under the Constitu-
tion-A Radical Dilemma and its
Probable Solution - The Cnrpet-bng
Senators and Revels-The Former Nor
ally and Vfrtuously Indignant-The
Ultimate Effect of "Negro Equality
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TFRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.
COLUMBIA, S. c., FEBRUARY 10.

COLUMBIA, ,. u, Fepuary lU.
THE COLUMBIA HOTEL BURGLARY.
This afternoon, officer S. ]. Coates returned
from Charleston with the valise of the burglar
George Patton alias G. W. Martin, who COM
mitted the burglaries at the Columbia Hotel,
early last Tuesday morning. In the valise
were the two watches and chains stolen from
Captain jerks and Mr.. Sofer. When officer
Coates saw the prisoner yesterday morning,
he recognized him as an old offender, under
the name of George Patton, and told him that
was his name. The prisoner at first denied
the charge but afterward admitted it, confess
ed that he had committed the burglarieS, and
gave Coates the number Of the check of the
yalise in which were the stolen articles. When
arrested at Kingvile, the prisoner threw his
check away to avoid any chance OF his baggage
being secured. Officer Coates went to
Charleston yesterday afternoon, reached there
this morning, secured the valise, returned here
this afternoon, and restored the stolen prop
ecty to the rightfnl owners. 1t is gelcrally be-
lieyI that the prisoner is the man who at
tempted to rob the ROOMS at the Charleston
Hotel last week.
THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
Shortly after the Senate convened this morn
ing the Joint resolution providing that the At
torney-General be required, with the least
practicable delay, to institute such proceedings
in the courts of this State as, in his judgment.
may be necessary, to enforce the provisions Of
Section 20 Of ian Act to incorporate the Gin
cinnati and Charleston Railroad Company"
passed December 10, 1885, was taken up and
adopted without dissenting voice. Next
came the bill to provide remedy against
charges for transportation, conveyances or
toll, In excess of limits prescribed by stat
ute, and to declare the proper cons
truction thereof. the gist of which Is that
after the passage of the act, any sum OF money
paid In excess Of rate, or maximum rate, pre-
scribed or limited by act Of Assembly OF the
said State, for the transportation, conveyance
or toll of any goods, or produce, OF any per-
sons, passengers, or animals, shall be held to
have been eXtorted, and may be recovered
back by the person paying the same, together
with interest thereon, at the rate of five per
centum per month, in an action for money
had and received; and that in said action, no
defence of, or in the nature OF, voluntary pay
ment, shall avail Corbin took the floor on
this, and argued that it would be useless to
pass such bill, as it was questionable wheth-
er if passed it would be legal.
YOUR MONEY, OR YOUR LIFE.
Leslie, who, it is asserted, belongs to the
ssbig railroad monopoly ring" became very
much excited at hearing Corbin speaking
against anything which he (Leslie) believed to
be the right thing, and raved for few min
utesxsaying substantially, that the South Caro-
lima Railroad, like all other railroads in the
State, had been in the habit Of taking the hast
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YoUR MoNEY, OR YoUR LkHE

What Leslie says OF the South Carolina
Ranroad-Rights of Parcats-GEovc
Station Bridge compnny-Str
Items.
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WASHINGTON.
THE CABINET IND CUBA.
ANOTHER AMNESTY BILL.

DECISIVE MEASURES TO BE TAKEN.
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COLU nj B l A .

COLU nj B l A.
A ROYlL ROW 1T THE CAPITAL.
ELECTION OF A CIRCUIT JUDGE.
MEMBERS PAID TO CHANGE THEIR
VOTES.
SCENE OF AWFUL CONFUSION.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PISTOLS
C0RBIN QUELLs TIE RIOT.
A SIDES HOW oUTsIDE.
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ssets as Peace Aer.
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A SIDES HOW oUTsIDE.
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i SCENE OF AWFUL CONFUSION.

Observation-Disclosures PISTOLS
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QUELLs THE RIOT
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Has resumed the practice OF bis profession.
SPEARS Jewelry Store. jan2s thstu
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4 Ror4I ROW 1T THE cAPIEAL.

ELECTION OF A CIRCUIT JUDGE.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

lax LOT your loOO'' 40
Tax for year 1865, lS.45
Beginning on the line OF
Virginia avenue forty
four feet six inches from
the northwest corner Of
said square, thence with
Virginia avenue south
eastwardly hfty-two feet,
thence enthusiastically
ninety-One feet eight and
one quarter inches, thence
south forty-elght feet nine
and one half inches,
thence west sixty feet ia
Second street east thence
eighty-three feet mint
inches, thence east eight
cen feet, and then at righI
angles to Virginia avenue
ENTHUSIASTICALLY seventy
three feet to the begin
ming,
Hardness, George W. Rnt
James Mcclure.
Tax or year 1895. $50
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

Green, John W.........
Being the south sixteen
feet Of said lot, and run.
ming back the same width
TO the rear line Ofsaid lot.
Glotzback, Joseph .......
Second lntallment tax fol
curblng and foot pave.
mont on interest from
October 10th, 1893. s14.28
Beginning on Delaware
avenue hfty slx feet aud
three Inches from the
northeast corner Of said
square, and running
south by and width said
Avenue fifteen feet,
thence westwardly with
the division line Of said
lot ecven and lot num-
bered ak In said subdi-
vision sixty eight feet one
and three fourth inches,
thence northerly seven
teen feet, thence cast
wardly to tho rear Of a
throe.foOt alley, thence
from tho depth Of the
building line two feet
southorly, and from
thence onstwardly to the
Smyrna times., 1870-04-20
THE SINGER

- II
r NE SINGER MANUFACTURING cos NEW
FAMILY MACHINE.-No other family Se,ying Mo.
onlhe mas so rapidly won favor in The household The
very large sales OF that pOpul machine as shon nv
i'Iai returns lar exceed hose of any other comma
n.y. anu thls act or result has been owing tn i,s
merts-hence its great and growing Do9nIar,,v n,
Is SIMPLE IN construction, easily undersiood easiIy
Operated-all ITS parts glide smooth and noiseIessI
along not liable to get out of order has capac1v o
great range and variety Of work sewing aII kinds
OF clGlh and with all kinds of thread and win Iha
numerous attachments for hemmlng, cording tncL,ng
qnlillng' trimming. binding bralding, &c and en-
otoiuerlng oi many ingenious. tasteful and d,ficuIt
designs IS The most perlect OF all family sewing ma
chlnes ANY one who will take the trouble To cyan
me lne merits oil The different machines claiming
d''en'lon' can soon discover whether we claim too
much Tor ours II would avail us nothing 10 make
the above assertions II we were moi reodv IN n,,,o
lhem and all we ask is trial, for observation alone
can justly convey a clear impression Of the ran
capable. L 10
THE FOLDING CASES.
Which open with spacious abIes IN susa;n Tho o,L
and which fold into boxes TO protect the machioes
when not IN Use from dust and meddl lesome 6noers
sre made from choice woods embeIIlshed by pleasing
uesighs' mus making our new family machine moi
only an ornamental piece OF furniture but in some o
real art ~ "
THE ATTACHMENTS
vi our new family machine referred to are not only
purpose which
they were intended They need oniv tr'aI IN sho,,
their great value. 'A' ~ ''o"
mANOFACTURING MACHINES We wonId
ask attention TO our ne Button hole Machoe ,.b'rh
Is tne only practical Button. hole Machine claiming
publlc attention. Our manufacturing mach,no. re-
o'her purposes are too well known 10 need comment
MACHINE TWISTING have recer,Iv oD,o,u.,
our SILK MuIs in Newark. N. j.. and furnished thsm
win the latest and most approved machinery which
- 3eIng operated by highly skilled labor We have
ahd snail Keep IN stOcE, al our Central Office and
various agencies. Twist Of all Sizes aud VI the vari
ons coors and shades Of color in use and which will
be sold at New York prices.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING Co.
No 5s4 BROADWAY, nv.
OFFICE, 6l3 MARKET ST.,
OFFICE. COMMERCE. ST,
j. w. Denmey, Agent.
Feb. 9th, 1870.
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Also FREIGHT TRAIN with PassengeT Car attached will
leave Wmington about A. NJ New Castle. 44j MtdleOwn
63O CLAYTON, O Dover so Camden 95 FELTON, lGl0 and he
due Harrington about 1870 A. VI. Returning to leave ar
ngton about 3O5 r. NJ FELTON, 3oc Camden i5j Dover j3j
MORTON CLAYTON, 6O Mddctown 500 New Castle, 1000
and be due Wmngtn about 1890 r. NJ. Subject to delay
incident to Freight business.
This will stop take Passengers only Mt Stations
named but viii set down passengers AZ any stopping place eX-
IIareS Corner. Road, Del Junction and Dupont.
New Castle rraIns-Lcaye New Castle for Wilmington and
Philadelphia at 7i0. A. VI.
Leave Piiaielphia 100 NJ and Wilmington IIO p. NJ, fo
New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS Additional to those above
leave Smyrna lor Clayton i0 A. NJ, and 500 p NJ Leave
Clayton Tor $40 A. NJ and 200 p NJ to make
tion with and Dover. and Stations South.
Z. q. SEWALL, Supt. Del. Il. r.
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$4,000 A YEAR AND EXPENSES,

To agents TO sell the celebrated WILSON SEWING
MACHINES The best machine in the world S,;tn5
dt'he on Doth s'des. ONE MACHINE WITHOUT MoNEy
For further particulars address 25 ~ 9Th st. Phad'a
Pa - ii,nI Inn d'
Smyrna times., 1870-04-20

Nadc OF fOOR RU ", WillSkEY, PROOF SPIRITS
ana REFUSE LIQUORS, dorrored suceJ ond
s"eetehed to please The TASTE, called Tones = "An
peiLefS; Resl"rerS, We that lead the ttouler on
I" uIuhKehhess and rum, but are a true medicine
made from the naive Roofs and Herbs of CaI,C,,n,
FREE FROM ALL ALCOHOLIC STINIIIANTSS
lacy are the GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER mt IF Z,
GlNiN" PRINCIPLE. a perfect Rennvotor ,,rd ~ -
VIgoTator OF the System carving off ali nois,,,
malIer ana restoring the blood TO a alih, co,,,,
uOn. NO person can lak0 these Biuers sccosyt,n :,
uItec!lpns' and remain long unweII ~
SAOV VIII be gwen for an IucurahIe ceso D.o,;
ueu le ""hes are not destroyed ny mineral poisons nt
OIheE means ana the vital organs wasIed hevond -
point ni TPpaiT W J0"u Tue
For inftlmmatory and Chronic Rbeuma,;sr and
JUL pYsPePsla, or Indigestion BIIIous Ram,,tah,
I H t"etm''!ent feVeTs. Diseases of The Bood Liver
'u.'eys' anu bladder, these BlTrERS hev. been
'" ~ SucVessInl such Diseases are caused nv VI,
lI"leu 6'o"d which generally produced nv dsrsro
menl OF The Digestive Organs y 1o'"e
Cleanse The VIIaIed BIaod ,vb, Do,,o. - G., =.
i,Hmput'deS burs ing through the SKIN in P,,nn,ss
.,."P.'ohS or S"res; cleanse It when Won find " oh
' iUleu an" sluggish ~ the VEINS: cleanse - ,,hop
,t III III, a"" your feelings will tell YOU whe7 Keen
follow " VI 'he system Will
tIN' TAPE. aud other WORMS. linking IN tho
system OF 20 many thousands are efTecIua ;I das,ro
ed aud removed 'e''ua'iy uesioy-
,ha o,''ous, RemiItent. and intermittent Fevets
~ n tIS nave no equal. For iuIi direct,ons read
lazy 1'e circular around each bottle printed IN
*, English, German French and Snonish |
). WALKER. Proprietor 80 Comma,ca y, ia V
D..;-, Il MCDONALD a. co.
druggists and General Agents Son I;.;. - ,
S.p"s i"e mo- CaI., and 80 Il 81 Commerce At n W |
u w WI prhegisls and Dealers mho a., !
Smyrna times., 1870-04-20
.ELL'S CARBOLIC TABLETS.

Alter much stndy aud scientific investigation as to
The remedial qualities of CarboIIc Acid, DR. Wells
mas discovered by proper combination with other
mOnary diseases These I abels are A SURE CURE
Tor all diseases of Respiratory Organs SORE THROAT
OLD, Group DIPrHERIA. ASTHMA, ,CATARRU
or hO AkStNkSS; also successful remedy for K ID.
ney Difficulties Price IS cents per box Sent by
mail upon receipt of price, by JOHN G KELLOGG
% Cliff Street, New York,
ap6 wv Sole Agent for the United States
Smyrna times., 1870-04-20
PLANTATION BITTERS.
s. T.-l86O-X

This wonderful vegetable restorative is
the sheet-anchor of the feeble and dehiIita-
ted As tonic and cordial for the aged
and langud, it has no equal among stom-
achlcs. As remedy for the nervous weak
ness to which women are especially subject.
1t IS superceding every other stimuIant. In
all climates, tropical, temperate or trigid it
acts as a specific in every species Of disorder
which undermines the bodily strength and
breaks down the animal spirits. For sale
by all druggists mcbo-Gm
Smyrna times., 1870-04-20
THE NEW ARTICLE Of FOOD,

For twenty-five cents you can buy of
your Druggist or Grocer a package of Sea
Moss Farina, manufactured from pure Irish
Moss or Carrageen, which will make sixteen
quarts Of Blanc Mango, and like quantity
OF Puddings, 'Custards, Creams, Charlotte
Russo, &c, &c 1t is by far the cheapest.
healthest, and most delicious food in the
world.
RAND SEA MOSS FARINA CO..
53 Park Place, n. Y.
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New Advertisements.

| was cured Of Deafness and Catarrh by simple
remedy and will send The receipt free.
apo 4w Mas NJ C., LEGGE'TT IJobokon N 7
Smyrna times., 1870-04-20

TRUSSES!p !pER sFEHEY,S TRGXSE5l HARR 41}PpogR ogR-
M Eh"ND AND PILE INSTRUMENTS Cnre Rnn,n,e
."..oI m"u"'nai weaknesses and Piles Differesr an
psoI u Puerns Comfortable. safe light, cleanly
Elastic Stockings. Belts Braces Ropdogss 'oatfoJ'
PbiIadoRIE nL EARIETY Establishments 1897 Chestnut ST
pn,,d m,,dne ph,o aud Ann ST. NJ opposIe H.,oiJ
oia,s rae;, Send stamp for Pamphlet. Sold by nrug
- eAP'0sSeu' mch9 3m
Smyrna times., 1870-04-20

HKUEkV lheir Sons, and others, can mako
Hwy iLntJ M money rapidly, selling the NEW IL.
E,IS Gus TEATED = lD FARMERS MANf1AI edi,ed h~
and Ia -, airing, JR., Practical Farmer and Author
The 'Ie hos AgreuIiuraI Engineer NJ Central Park
beGoro uook ior Farmers ever ssued-AH need it
mnLin pan,'ng. IL IS sound labor saving, money
max making book Thou'ands have bought II, and thous
anus more want u. 18th Edition ready Live Agents
o,', FRONTS large II. HUBBARD, 400 Chest
O'' '"''HuoIPhia' mch9 4w
Smyrna times., 1870-04-20

Try Moore & Co.'S Oval Steel Engravings.
II Nassau Street, N. Y. Anybody can sell them
Cheap. Sci! fast. Pay handsomely. Send for ne W
Circular. oDf 4,v
Smyrna times., 1870-04-20
Insure Your Homes & Property
IN THE
KENT COUNTY
Hn~Urance Company.
AT DOVER, DELAWARE.

TINS Company continues to Insure property on rea
sonabe terms, and for several years pas has paId s
TolCy nouers an annual dividend of and 10 mel
cent IhR dividends paid Oh the Isl dav of Ian,
uary, or allowed in the payment of the annual pre
mums due on that day.
II Is the bOundeA duty of every man M, mil, ., 49,
family but his creditors TO keep his properl, insured
ahd no man has any reason to comp plain of his ne,ph
oOrs anu friends II they should refuse to contribHIe
towards the loss OF his property being bound for Ibe
smpe reason mat insurance cheap, ard agents ~
the company reside III almost ey erv iu~n Ibr1ugh
The Slate and Tor trIhIng cast be made secure
from loss OF his property by fire. If mau will nn,
use the pecauOn To secure his properly apoIns In.s
by lire, II II Is nsurabe he has no rIphi To call unn
his neIghbors To assist hun.
The KenI County Mutual has n CapitaI oC e0on
OOO and pays promptly It's losses
Parties deslrous OF InsurIng IN this Compapv will
call upon the following agents.
AGENTS
Leonard VanhinckIe, lJonh NJ RovnoLJs EoI,o,
delaware CITY. Geo. NJ DAVIS BrIdgeville
Jesse s llufing On. SnyTnn James Ponder, Milton.
u. DICKSON Doye, Paul A. Davis, Lewes
Jas Cowgirl, DONe'' H. T. Downing Iontoi
A'e1' Jackson, camden, = - Georgetown
II. Cowgirl. Willow Grove, Wesley Stack
J. y toulk' Milford Greensboro, Md
ELIJAH Crouch, Dover, General Agent
Wm' NJ. Hickman, Travelling Agent, SUSSEX CO. at
Lewes, Delaware.
DIRECTORS.
Smyrna, Thos Bradford Dover
James X. Gle nents, William WalLer - ,
W lllIam Denney, james Pretvmon
'a'oo DeaAyhS' Bridgeve.
GEO, W: CUMMlNS, President, Smyrna
JAS COWCILL, Trea'r Dover
GEO b. DICKSON. Secy
W business communications promptly attended TO
GEORGE b. DICKSON. Secretary. Dover.
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Delaware Railroad Line.
Sum Hner Arrangcam e m {
after
MONDAY,APRIL 4th, 1870.
SOETII.

Passenger trains will run as follows, un-
til further notice. All Trains Sundays
excepted.
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TIE NICIC C0(Ip will change any coIored
I'LL MAUll tUllD hair or beard TO a rerma
nenl hlach or brown. ii contains no poison. Anyone
can nte H. One sent by mail Tor 81. Address
mh233m MAGIC COMB Co.. Springfield Mass
Smyrna times., 1870-04-20
Maryland s. Delaware Il. II.
GOING SOUTH.
GOING NORTH.

y the above arrangement close connections will be
both WAYS ana passengers Will early both in New York
ana Baltimore and will hr able to visit Phade pha and Balti
more, returning same day.
All FregitS must be at
thirty minutes before starting otherwise they will
twenty four hours.
febl6 j. L.CALDWELL, SuperiDtendent.
Smyrna times., 1870-04-20
lis Is NO HLrMRrG,

BY sending 35 cents. with age height.
color OF eyes and halr you Will receive nv return
mail ac"rFer picture "l yOur iruure husband or Ie
with nam" and daIe Of marriage. Address W FOX.
+. Drawer No "a FuIonvlIe, ~. Y, unh23 4w
Smyrna times., 1870-04-20

The Pioneer Mutual Company in adoptinp rs,.,o
premiums based on American experience ol Mo,,sr,
ty and Interest
Premiums LOWER Than any other Mulual Comn,Dv
Purely Mutual All the profits GIvIdrd an,u,y Ibo
Policy Holders. There ~ Sr0rkhoIdere m I'M.
Company. "
Ali POLICIES NON.FORFEITING. No, sho,
tw" wears, but at'rr Ihe lir>J aunu-I ,aymtEl
ALL KINDS or POLICIES lSSI I'd O,d,no,,
Life, Ten Year Plan. Single Payuttt ard lp>ai
m"nt. All Kinds ri tndu',rner fables R-nrn
Premium Table. J'Im' Lie Table ChuGr,ns I'm.
dowmeul Table
Premiums Payable IN one Payment, IL Five. Ten
Fifteen Or Twenty lnsraiimenI., "r ,urrrg Lite Paw
meats received AmnualiN, Sem Annually. or Guar.
'etly. All Palmenis required 10 Cash.
Dividends ct. the CUnlrhuuou Plan" ltwilI he
observed that The rtduc'o! oi rs'ts tquta.eh, 10
DIVIDEND IN advance ut at least thirty three and
nne-rhIrd per cent.
THE LOAN FEATURE, original wnh rh,s Com
panv.-ior tull explanation send lOr Ihe Cumlabv's
publications.
Table of Rates,
Books and anv information required pronpl'y fur
nIShed on a"piIcaron 10 lhe Home Office ur any o.
he CumPhny'S AgCnIs.
JOHN P. MrIEAR. President
GEO " STONE, Vice President
NJ. NJ CHILD Secretary
W MAlLL, d Medical Examiner
NlELDS. COunsel and AcIuaTy
TRt STEES John p McI.ear VIM Bush Ceorse
w Bush John ' Rrp. William G (;ihhou. lpA i
Jackson. Henry +. Pickles. Clement t. Sm,lh Tho,
y, Nchh Nm. CaHhy, Wm. H. Swift, VIM ;. Hies
td~ BfInehur>l Jf. >amI. Ran,rou. Jr James Nor
row }. u. Adam, Lewis BUSH N d ILL., b Ssldei
James Bradford
DIRECTORS.
John McLear. William Canhy Thos D W,bb
William Bush William 6 Gihhun% George " Rn.h
Nm. : IiIies Geo W Stone VIM II Swift Fdvsrt
9rInehnrsl Jr Samuel Bancroft Jr john RICE
sept22 lv
The New York herald., 1870-02-23

I.'uR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A FINE PAYING buSi-
ness Ia BROOKLYN; viii trade for Horse and wagon.
Apply 20 L. GAFfsEN Z CO. 90 soweiv. until sold