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the meadows, to keep them from disap-
pearing from view. Twenty-Five miles to
the south, as the dead level begins to
break up into hills and valleys, is the beau
tiful city of Brussels the capital of the
kingdom, climbing up the hillside from
the valley below, and midway this side, the
dull old city Of Malines of Mechlin. Be
yond Brussels few miles is the famous
battlefield of Waterloo, where the for
tunes of Euaope were settled for this CEN
tury-too far to be seen, but near enough
for the noise of the battle to be heard In
short, this whole region on every side is
historic ground. Every inch of the soil
has been trodden by hostile armies and
moistened by their blood. 1t has been the
| battle-ground of the contending forces
of Europe for many generations. This
lofty pinnacle has looked down from
its serene height upon more scenes of con-
tlict and of carnage than perhaps any
other on the continent. Emperors and
kings have martiallcd their forces within
its shadow, and have fought their battles
| within the sound of its bells. 1t has been
Illuminated by the flames of the city in
conflagaation, and has echoed the cries and
groans of thousands of slaughtered citizens.
1t has looked upon all the horrors of the
Spanish 1nquisition, and borne witness to
the faithfulness Of a multitude of martyrs
who have persisted in the public square be-
meath. 1t has seen the city taken and re-
taken, and taken again by sudden assault,
by siege, by bombardment, at least score
of times More than twelve generations
have come and gone with all their change
since its foundations were laid. Many
august assemblies have gathered within its
wall and many grand and gorgeous cere-
monies have been enacted there. These
have all passed away, but the "dear lady
on a little stick to whose honor it was
first reared, still remains, the patron-god-
dess of all its splendid worship.
This beautiful monument Of the genius
and the superstition of former age, after
having deiied the assaults Of the flood, the
fury of a thousand storms, and the cease
less degradations of time, for so many gem
erations promises yet to endure for many
generations to come the pride and glory Of
Antwerp.
In its youth, it looked down upon the
richest and most tlourishing commercial
city in the world. 1t witnessed the cruel
tyranny by which it was robbed of all its
liberty, its wealth and glory, and bound
like captive in chains for nearly two cen
turtles; and now in its age it lives to see its
native city liberated, and once more COM
ing forward to take its place in the front
rank among the chief commercial cities of
Europe.
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POISONOUS PAINTED PAILs.--The prac-
tice of painting the inside of wooden pals,
to prevent leakage, is only to be recon-
mcnded when the paint contains no white
lead or baryta, both of which we found in
the paint Of some pals examined lately.
All over the country these pals are used in
the kitchen, and although neither lead nor
baryta are very soluble in water, yet fire.
quently the paint peels off in flakes, and
may have serious consequences when get
ting into the tea-kettle, and thus into the
food. Baryta is, however, much less injuri-
Gus than lead. The paint for such purposes
should be either whiting or gypsum, if
required white; but most preferable is
ochle, against which the sanitary objection
can not be raised.
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AN IMMENSE IRRIGATING CANAL.-The
Colorado Tribune of September It'll says:
"Engineers go out on Monday to commence
the surveys Of one of the grandest enter
prises for the improvement OF an unsettled
country that ever secured the attention of
man. This is no less than the building of
gigantic irrigating canal, more than 100
miles in length, commencing in Platte
Canon, before the river debouches upon
the plains, and extending to tine head of
the Republican River, in the eastern part
of the territory. This immense canal will
irrigate no less than three million acres of
land, now useless except for stock purposes,
and will be, if constructed, the means of
making place where a million people may
find homes The money to pay for the
survey is raised, and the parties pushing it
on can control the means to build the
canal"
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LEAF 1MPREssIoNs.-Cove a sheet of
white paper with thin coating of grease,
and then smoke it on the same side over a
smoky flame of an oil lamp, lay the leaf on
the sheet, and fold it so that the smoked
paper will press it on both sides. Then
remove the leaf, lay it on clean sheet, fold
the paper over, and press it heavily between
the leaves of book. When the leaf is re-
moved, the impression of both sides of the
leaf will remain on the paper, and can
scarcely be distinguished from finished
pencil drawing.
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Notice to Creditors.

This is to give notice. that the subscribers of Cecil
county, hath obtained from the Orphans Court of said
county letters of Administration the personal
estate Of LAURA l.. BIDDLE,
late of said county deceased All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned To exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof duly
On or before the 2lst day of September. ISL;
they may otherwise 10y law he excluded from all benefit
Of said estate All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make Immediate payment to the suhscr
bers Given under hands, this oath day of Scpten
Der 1870 MARY II. BIDDLE,
l.. A. LAVENDER,
Administrators of Laura l.. Biddic, decd
Test-REUBEN D. LAMAR, Register.
IS1O-Gw
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s8 If you want to be IN a good humor
all the week, get your washing nicely done
by 10 o'clock Monday morning and have
the clothes ironed and put away before
night Now if yon don't know how to do
this just inquire at Moore & Bro, who
manufacture that famous Wilmington
City Soap" Ask your grocer for it.
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Phila. L. Baltimore Central R.R.
CHANGE OF HOUR.

On an after Monday, October 3, 1870 Trains will run
follows:
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA. from Depot of F., W
B. X. r., corner Broad street aud Washington
For Port Deposit at A. NJ. and $50 p. For Oxford
Mt a NJ, 80 and Pm, saturdays only at go
For Cl,alds Ford and Chester Creek r. r. ut and 10
An, lym and Pm, Saturdays only at 80 PM
Train leaving Philadelphia at connects ut Port
Deposit for baltimore. Trains leaving Philadelphia
10 NJ and 40 p. NJ, Port Deposit 925 NJ oxford %
A. connect ut Chadds Ford Junction with the Will
mington and Reading Railroad.
LEAVE FOR PIIILADELPIIIA-
Fort 925 An and 42J n.
ton arrival of trains from BaltmurcI
Rowlnnsv illc $50 M and 4.}5 Pm
g,W An AMI l.5o Pm.
Rising 10 AN and 500 Pm.
oNi"rd...... 60, and 1870 AN.
LEAVE FOR BALTIMORE
RuwIan,lSv 10 So
t"i"ra,'..-.'. lui1 AN
Rising lU-2i AN.
Passengers allowed To take wearing apparel only
Baggage. and the Company will not in any case hs
responsible for amount exceeding hundred dol
lars, unless special contract is made for the
HENRY WOOD,
oct ;, 1870 General Superintendent
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NOTICE..
THOMAS J. BURBAGE, EFT AL. TT AL

JAMES l.. BURBAGE TT AL ET AL
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Chanccry.
September Is, 1870. No. 26I d. Mo-
ORDERED, That the sales made and reported 10y Jainos
b. Groomr and William j. Jones' Trustees the sale
of the real estate OF John Burbag. deceased he ratified
and confirmed. unless To the contrary thereof lie
shown or before the 18th day of November next
provided copy of this order he inserted in
paper printed in Cecil county, once Il week for on,
month before the II til day of October, next.
The Report states the amount of sales to lee coo 90
DAVID SCOTT, Clerk.
True COPY; test, DAVID SCOTT.
Sept II, 1S70-1m Clerk.
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III ACRES OF LAND.
COnStable's Sale.

BY virtue of writ of Fl Fa issued 10y Eli Cosgrove
of the Justices of the Peace of the State of Mary
land in and for Cecil county, at the suit of the Pre-i-
dent AMI Commissioners of the village of Port Dspns
against the goods and cattels. lands and tcncmcnts Of
Catherine A Lyon. to directed, have seized and
taken i'll execution all the estate. right title interest
property claim. and demand at law aud in equity, Of
the said Catherine A. Lyon in and to her undivided
third of Il TAVERN HOUSE and Lot of Land se.seyy21k
on which the sam. is situated at Rock Run. in :iiuH
the village Of Port Deposit, conveyed hy =. ,iiKy
Rowland Carson: aud hereby give notice that -,
On Saturday, the 18th day Of October, 1870,
O'Clock 7. NJ the Town Hall in sail village. will
offer for sale the property seized and taken in exec-
tiou, Ivy Public Auction. the highest bidder for cash.
q satisfy said claim and and interest.
Sep Il. 1870. WM I. KING, BHilih
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Farm at Private Sale.
The undersigned will sell at private SALE valuable
farm, situated in Cecil county, Nd, containing
III ACRES,
Divided into seven folds, well watered ahont
20 Acres being Woodland,
Adjoining land Of the heirs of the late Commodore Con-
and heirs of the late Patrick Ewing and the 0toraro
Creek and mile from the depot OF the 7. i. Gem
trail Railroad at Rowlansville convenient to churches
schools mills and stores
The improvements are large STONE HOUSE IL
with four the first floor and e.
the second floor with good cellar and well Of
good water at tho Kitchen door; two Tenant .k14
Houses Stone Barn. Stone Spring ious" Smoke House
Corn Crib and Carriage House. There is also = Young
Apple Orchard now i'll bearing. SARAH j. MOORE.
Aug q, 1870. MARY ANN MOORE.
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Mild Certain, S tie, Efficient. 1t is far the best
WI Cathatic remedy yet discovered, and at once re-
llrvts and inyiyorttcs all the vital functions. without
causing injury any Of them The most c"np't" sue
has long attended it's i'll localities and II
is offered to the general public til the conviction
that it fail accomplish all tliat is caimc'
for it. 1t produces little ptn: Leaves the organs
from irritation AMI overtaxcs "xritcs til"
nervous system. In all diseases of tn" skin, blood
stomach bowels liver, kilneys-of children, and III
many difficulties peculiar to women. u brings prompt
rslic and certain The best ysrians rc"nn' nj
and prescribe il and no person VIII uses this will
voluntarily return to the u" Of any ":hcr chartc.
Sent by mail on receipt IF price and postage.
] Box, sos Postage. cents
3 Boxes, 100 I" Is
II Boxes. 225 II
1t is sold by all dealers in drugs and me lcincs
Turner & Co., Propr"t"rs-
| 10 .0cow 40 fremont St. Boston. Mass.
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REAL ESTATE.
TRACT OR PARCEL or LAND

whereof the late Kirk Brown died seized being the same
tract or parcel of land which WAS conveyed to the said
tnd,le his wife; except much thereof us was
vcyed by the said Kirk Brown and wife to James Clifford
a
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REAL ESTATE.

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Months 20 and % per cent additional. Four changes
allowed to yearly advertisers without additional charge
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
Masonic.

Mount Vernon Royal Arch Chapter, meets
first Monday in zach month, NJ ther hall in tho
Market House Building.
Aleyandria Washington Lodge, No. g, =.
+. s. A. III meets second and surth Thurs
days in each month, at their hall in the Mmrkc.
House Building.
Andrew Jackson Lodge, No. 30, y. 7. 6, A.
NJ, meets first and third Thursdays in each
month, at their hall, on Fairfax street, between
King and Prince
ODD FELLOWS.
Marley Encampment, No. 6, meets second
and fourth Monday in each month, at Odd
Follows Hall, on Columbus street.
Potomsc Lodge No. s., moets eyery Friday
Sarepta Lodge, No. 4G. moo.s every Tu's day
light, 1t Phenix Hall.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
Mechanics Lodge, No. 3. meets every Mon
day night. at thor Hall in Germans building.
Oriental Lodge, No. &, meets every Tuesday
night. at their hall, in the Assembly Rooms
Building
BROTHERHOOD OF THE UNION.
Mount Vernon Circle, Ne. |. meets every
Saturday night, in Phenix Hail.
Jefferson Circle, No. 2. meets every w ednes-
day night, st their hall in Muir's building.
RED MEN.
Oceola Tribe, no. ], moets every Thursday
night 1t PheniX Hail.
RECHABITES.
Virginia Tent, No. g. meets every Monday
night at Phenix Hall.
tioorgc WASHINGTON Tent, No. 25 meets cv-
cry Thursday at their Tent room, in Germans
new building, King street.
CATHOLIC SOCIETIES.
Society o: St. Vincent of Paul, Conference Of
st. Mary, meets at St. Mary's Hall every Sun
day afternoon, at p y. m. Richard l. Carne,
President; Richard NJ. Latham, Secretary.
Alexandria Catholic Beneficial Society meets
at st. Mary's Hall every Sunday evening, at
o'clock. Richard NJ. Latham, President!
Michael B. Harlow, jr., Secretary.
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j. w. MALLS. II. w. MALLS
sAMES W. MALLS s. SON,
j lS7 King ST.. Alcxa Va.
Dealers in HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
Carpenters Tools, Doors, Sash. Blinds, Door
ana Window Frames. Brackets, Mouldngs,
Balustcrs Of different patterns, and Newell
Posts. large stock of French and American
Glass, double and single thick. of Al Sizes
Paints, Oils, VarnishcS, Paint and White Wash
Brushes, Lewis Pure White Lead, and other
brands Of fine quality, Putty, Turpentinc and
Machine Oil Also, Limo, OF superior quality,
Cement, Calcined Plaster, Pitch and Felt for
Roofing, &C A large stock of Pugh's Celobra-
ted Car Augers. and other articles found in first
class Builders Furnishing establish ments.
All orders for Lumber, Brick and all kinds
Of Building MAtora promptly attended to.
Terms cash. feb lift
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Ey j.. ID. Harrison, &ucliOncer.

OFFIcE i ADAMS EXP PIX S.h c3 Q, h,o
LIST or UNCLAIMED PACKAGES aid
FREIGHT remi%inns on hand at this Office,
which vii! be sold y. pu5cauc.ion for charges
on the 10Th Of MAECtl, rroxirno. unlcss taken
out before that date, IA No - North Fairfax
street, under the Mansion House, nj 10 3. m:
Box q Alien, pei Mi. & \ itrar, casting
CERT a Exp O.. pkgL + Arnold. ba& !! 4
Anderson box w c Abbc. box Agt \ TX Go,
pei N Allen. pkg } T. Anderson, bale q
Brook, box Bowen, Bros i Go, pei W j Boone,
R Rt"1" box gf@ Srv bI 1SFSGy III Ii Tr
7 q Berry kcg Z 4 Hrcwis, & stone Brown ~
Go, bdl L. ,ousch, box :. Il Briggs, bag } W
Brown, pkg VI W BurEclt: casting II |; Burn
ley, bkt Miss l. Eowcork,, box II RanIi'n,,
box b j Barbour, box " n'""'i' PhR - -
Bib, pkg q $ Boars hive Il Cock. h rs. Lucy
csnnr pkg !! y Ek gr3"iGHb snIor ;'I CJart,
nks W Ghiit,2'n, bbls W 4 g. H,eSr. pkg +
/ Downcy, pkg = Darby, pkg I A Dsyit. pkg
II l. Davis, pkg + Du Bignon. pix l. Dowbi-,
box Duke 81 Jones, pkg j W Dickinson, pkg
Dunny s. Ball. trk D"vier, box & & Dick.
" w. Pike $ y Gdmunds, pkg c*stgs g l. t:d-
munds, pkg W Everett, pkg J F"ssctL. bbi j
Fogsrty, pkg i II Fishc', pkg } lemming,
] box, bdls' bag l ch.r' GHS:ss, | bale and
F'Fcrry, pkg john Fcrr"n, kettle + GrimcS,2
castings T. Grimes. pkg n Gregory, boiIc: f.
GrmCS box J + Gordon, pkg Green Il Go, pei
J W Gregg, box 7 liHrtcnstino, truss llern--
berger, pei q llorncr, pei Higher, boN ii
Henry, y box ID HOuScWOrta, pkg j Harper,
pkg w l. Hill. pkg Mrs II Hcymsn, pkg Il
Hoo0, pkg \ " Harrison, pkg Il Hines, kcG
r II Huntcr, pkg X W Hughes, pkg w F.
Hicks box a Hinkln. pkg } Iensend, pkg
Heller s. Bro, box + w Jann"y, pei Rev j y
Jerome, pei Jones, pkg p Johnson, pkg Miss
l. Jones, pkg hr Jones, box W Jones, box ID
r Kcndig, kcg II Kclsir, pkg \ IL Keys,3 pkgs
Rev + s Laws, can VI l. LppIit, 3 bdl- j y
Lovclaco. :alsc A Lilies, pei } Lindsay. box
Lucas = Chase box L"w IS n box Il T. Lea
and : stools w II Muir, sleigh baskets r Il
McCAn, key w Marley, box w l. Milburn,
pkg T. Mchalicy, pei McCrackcn Bros,
trunks h do and bales Mrs Mcllhnny. box
Marshall, keg, d Mcdowr, pkg S.nnel Ma
horc, pkg Col Mcguire. pkg 6 + Mundorl,
chstg j Mckcon, pkg Rev ) w Madden, box
NJ $ Mills. bd cast Is } 5 Myer q Go, PIKE, W
Ii Mann, bag Meyer & .l"nes, cast,& & 4 Ms
pei pei ( Nash, pkg J " Nails u Co. b .pela T
Newman, boz " w Newman, pkg a b Nich-
OILS, bbl Miss f S Ortor, pei G q liren. DO,
Osgood box M Obcachain. pei w l. Diver
bb! E Ppenbris, pei Mrs } Price, pc! Mrs
d Packard, 4 boxc: } N Price pkg Mrs Pear
sail, pcl d Palmer, stone Purcell & ii. pei
Price pkg Mrs Parcro, box Miss q Pres
ton, pkg 5 l. Poland, box Or ps@e, boiler, &C..
" pearson, box $ Patterson, pkg K FAX, DO
l. Pickett Dbl j Pindcr b bag Mrs K 'lnagc",
pei Rosanbaum, b box Miss :! Robinson, j g
II D Rice, box & l. Reagan & co, box, NJ
Rhye can e. Russell, box ) j henson, PKG w
Rhodes pkg Raillo s. Manady"r' pE& c.sI'gs
DR. Il Reagan, bag l. Roles, PKG Mis- K Re-
ginger, box II F. Stratton, pkg q a smith, pkg
q s;ou.ner pei Mrs Simmons bate Il Stewart,
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ian z, Sheriff Alexandria county, Va.
sTIOME AGAIN, HOME AGAIN, FROM
L. \ a

nTTOME AGAIN, HOME AGAIN, FROM
I'll 4 FOREIGN SHORE"
VI RUBEN, after doing business here for
several years. left II year "go to better his con
dition, rs he supposed, and located in Balt.
more; but from experience has learned that old
Alexandria is tho best place yet and, therefore,
has returned and reoprncd at the spacious store
No 80 Ki;g street 81 few doors above Water
CDR. Cooks old stand where he will keep on
hand general assortment Of FUkNlTUR RE.
TIN WARE. STOVES, CLOTHING, &c,
and is prepared to purchase, for cash, RAGS,
METALS. FURNlTURE, CLOTHING. &c.
i'm 9i-1m
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oct 6-tf
G.G-GlTe no Is call.

:
MILLINERY. TRIMMINGS AND FAN
wi CY GOODS.
am now Offering 10 the lrdios an cicgHn. as
sortlnent Of SMALL WARES and FANCY
GOODS, such SIS Japan Chignons and Switches,
from % 10 Suc: Lace and Linen Collars a@d
Cuff Machine Silks and Cnttons, Twists Al
paccn unl Monmr Skirt BrmIds, liandEcrchieiS,
Rutlljngs, Hosiery, Gloves: Fancy Cotton lrlrn-
rnings Of All kinds, Fringcs, Binds and But
tons. 4 beautiful assortment of Cambria kdg.
ings and lnscrting; Towels and Toweings,
Zcphyrs Germantown Woods, and in fact cv-
crything tlMt can be found III Il lir.t-class w.
rcty store.
Some very beautiful NJ IliLl cry GOODS
still on hand Black Real I.aro--al Of which
csn be found cheap for cash only y.
Mrs. G.. l.. SIMPSONS,
feb l25 King street.
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Y Asst NOTICE TO TIA N-PAY RS.
SHER1FF'S NOTICE.

The large amount Of tAXos unpaid ani the
heavy lem9nds Far money due on the County
levy. rs also thu State, demands prompt Mct"n,
and if not paid by the 18th day of February !
will be compelled to collect rs the law pro-
vides. As my payments must be made, to accom-
moGn!e those who arc employed during the
day. l will be NJ my Office on Wcdncsd.- '";d
Friday nights, from 6! to hnIipHst O'clock.
Office No ~ South Royal street.
|. G. UNEAL,
.ar;I & ,Lrin MI, w
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THE GAZETTE.
MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY IS.

HUNTINGTON, PRINCE GEORGES Co.. Md,
An enterp1ising firm in Washington, fully
alive to the great advantages offered by our
county along the railroad for the erection of
residences for citizens of that place, and the
fertility and cheapness OF our lands, purchased
OF the heirs last year the tract of land Of which
the late Henry Carrick died seized and possess.
cd. The Junction of the Washington Branch
Road with the Main Stem having been located
upon this property, with commemorate Iiber.
ality they donated to the Company all the land
required for its necessary depots and shops.
and around the same have surveyed and laid
out quite large town, bearing the euphonious
title which forms the caption to this article.
-MarlJoro Gazette.
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TNCOUHAGE HOME INDUSTRY.

ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
VIRGINIA SASH DOOR AND FRAME
FACTORY,
Corner Queen and Fairfax sts., Alcxs
We have now inside up 500 doors Of all sizes,
from 81 to $40; SOC Windows of Sash, glazed
and unglazcd. cheap; 200 pairs Blinds, all
sizes l)0O3 feet Moudings 10 different pat
terms Will make at short notice Window and
Door Frames, Brackets, SC, Novels, Balus-
ters and Hydrants constantly on hand. Liber-
nj discounts made to dealers.
Being practical mechanics ourselves, We feel
confident that we can please our customers.
Planning, Tongue and Growing, Saving,
Turning and Scroll-Sawing done in the best
manner.
Plans and specifications furnish ed 10 parties
contracting with US for building materials.
MARI RISHElLII s. HODGE.
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INSURANCE AGEXEEEs.


wv I,,.;oJ ,,;. - IL Z ttUCTElIoLl,
n,nvidod for, Loft destitute h. tbo u'ant of >
rronor E,rn:ipht in itc Iccns on nrn.ootnr2
proper III cs's III 10 Uec''Se0 protector
TIIE UTpCTNJh INSEPANCE t,,Np:L.
i1i' W.,
SFAUNToS' VA.'
Oilers to every head Of family perfect sacnrltE
against this melancholy co3dlti"n.
II is for LIFE ms INA NEE oNl'i'
It's charter is .pcrpetusl,o
Is Cash Capiia! Sl2 Sn nS:i. or,bcoa Mutual
l.ifo Of New York, ard It's successful cNpe-
'; rhe Premiums are paid in cash; its Diyi-
c cSsh wit gi tbp p1O d ,.I
There are no wRc note" Sre: sn H ho only
% "I 81 s" rorMnraio p::s'
II INSURES ON ALL PROPER SAFE
TABLES: nuo,pr rpsTp1r-
1T INSUKES UHlMPAlREp FEMALE
LIVES. n
The Company is = combination OF Inc pro-
prietsry and mEtua! systems, securing me vi
vantagos of both. c..,, 49,. .o
Its Policies are non i"ricitaole N.ter wv" WY
rs to the age OF the applicant. This is q
r 90 30 = iN' 49, ; ii ~ v;rairs and
The Asseti VIII be ImTe;aed III ',F in Wrr;ns
tee itsef for its s;e:y msnsTSMSn:
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VIRGINIA, to wit In tho Clerks Office OF
Y the Circuit Court Of Fairfax county Feb
ruary Rules 1870: ID oses A. -@ommins against
n. g. Clarke and S. B. Clarke: In chancery.
Mem: The object OF this suit is to attach q
tract of land, in the county of Fairfax, on the
Falls Bridge road, adj Dining the lands of NJ. A
Commns and others, conveyed by Henry ker
noll to George 3. Morse in trust, to satisfy
plaintif the sum Of $50 81, with interest thereon
from the 18th OF September. 1860, due by note,
subject TO credit of SIS, paid 24th Dec, l6G0.
1t happening by affidavit filed that the said
defendants arc non residents of this State, it is
ordered that they appear here within one month
after due publication hereof, and do Whist is
necessary to protect their interests A copy,
teste: JOB HA WAHU hSI, CLERK.
Du1sny & Moore p q. feb l2-law4w
VIRGINIA, to wit In the Circuit Court
Y of Fairfax county, February Rules, 1870:
Joseph Sandn-eon against John +. Kelly. II. &.
DtIUillAn, Samuel A. Maginny and Lucinda
Maginny, his wife defendants: In chancery.
Mem: The object Of this suit is to subject the
interest ot the Defendants Maginny and wife,
in tract OF land, sold 20 j. f. Kelly, by deed,
dated 22d December, 1868, TO q debt Of the
plaintiff of S295, with interest, secured by deed
of trust to II. G. Stroman, dated 18th Sep, 1868.
1t appearing by affidavit filed that the said
defendants arc non residents OF this State 1t IS
ordered that they appear here within one month
after due publication hereof, and do what is ne.
ccssary to protect their interests A copy,teste
JOB HkWXHURST, Clerk
Thomas, p. q. feb 12-lsW4w