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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-27

The success of the Welsh two foot Railway
is exertiug marked influence in England, and
is attracting good deal of attention elsewhere.
1t has already been brought into extensive use
in India, where its economy of construction
makes it very valuable. Similar roads are
also about to be built 10 Texas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-27

BUTCHERS MEAT in Paris has become SO
precious that no one person is allowed to buy
more than one-quarter Of pound per day. We
suppose this means quarter OF pound TO
each person of the population; and even at
this rate tho two millions of consumers of Paris
will eat up from six to seven hundred cattle
per day and Paris has no grass and DO forage
for her cattle, so that they must be nearly used
up. What then? Paris in peace is not like
New York, great seaside depot in which pro.
visions OF all lands are accumulated for expor.
tation, but is an inland city which lives from
day to day on its supplies from the interior.
With this siege, therefore, Paris, with all that
could c be done Ter them, was poor y provided
Tor the subsistence beyond month or two of
its two millions of consumers. Before many
days, therefore, VIC may look for peace or a
desperate sortie BY Trochu for the deliyeranco
of the city.-N. !. HERALD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-27

BALTIMORE AND PoIoMAc RAILROAD The
contracts for the construction OF the Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad through Charles county,
Nd, arc now being made. The right of wcy
has been secured. but in few Instances ia
which the land belongs to the estates OF deci
dents, condemnations by juries are required
Wash. Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-27

Stock Of MERINO UNDERWEAR is largo
in quantity. great in variety and remarkably
low in prices.
The lowest as we'll as the highest grades are
offered in al sizes-and the heavy sales OF the
past few days demonstrate the TACT that the
stock is attractive, both in variety and cheap
ness CHAS. w. GREEN,
68 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-27

The STATE DEBT.-Our State debt is very
large, and we have serious fears that West
Virginia cherishes no purpose of assuming her
measure of the responsibility Of paying it. So
tar, we believe, although Commissioners from
this State, as long ago as last winter, visited
the capital OF West Virginia in order to bring
this subject to the attention of that govern
ment, the Governor of West Virginia has not
even appointed, on his part, the necessary
commission to confer with our agents. He
seems to be meeting the question by q mast
erly inactivity Of the most obvious and
ready methods which debtor may resort to
where there are no courts of justice able or
likely to act in the premises. Rich. Whiq.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-27

Mr.. Tribble, 10 his address of welcome at the
Lynchburg Fair said. that the sentiment OF the
poet finds home in every true Virgipian' 8
heart
Where ere 90, whatever realms / SEQ.
Ny heart untrsvelPd fondly turns to thee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-27
CONSTELLATION FREE.

Office hours from 3 n. m. to p. NJ.
MANSION HOUSE.
N. Blowing to engagements elsewhere, DR..
Bernhardt will be able TO remain here but
short time only.
IEMPLOY NO:PEDDLERS.
eep 2l-d&tw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-27
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Five colored men broke into the store OF
G.. G. Million, at Mile Greek, one mile west
OF Fortress Monroe last night. They stole
some ten dollars from the drawer, and were
removing some -four and bacon, when Mr..
johnson, the clerk, who slept up stairs,
hearing noise came down to see what it
was. AS he was coming down the stairs one
OF the men fired at him, the ball passing
through his thigh. inaicing painful and
perhaps fatal wound. The robbers made
their escape in cart which they had with
them
Governor Walker deems it necessary that
some one should visit the large cities of the
North for the purpose OF receiving aid for
! the sufferers by the late great food He has
Hope, of Norfolk, and Mr.. Hope has CONSENT
Nor,h, and possesses many qualifications
which are likely to prove most serviceable to
him in such an undertaking.
The Clarke Courier says: mr. Neill Hoff
informs US that few days ago, at his farm in
the Blue Ridge, COW gave birth to live cali
that was full sized and perfectly formed, except
that the heart, without any sac or covering
| vas outside of the breast, in front twas con
nected With the body by the aorta, which pro
truded from the breast about two inches
through aperfectly fitting aperture. The calf
lived but short time
A letter in the Richmond Dispatch from
Hanover county, says. THE unbroken threads
of our monotonous lives was Interrupted this
morning in the quiet vicinity of Paradise,
Hanover county, by the elopement OF Mr.
William [. Chisholm, sixty years Of age, with
A i,oo ~ E,ro
this they have been happily united in the holy
bonds of wedlock.'
Ga Monday last black man named John
Jackson, was arrested on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, near Fishersville, in Augusta
county, charged with being an accomplice OF
Kilt Hubbard 10 the murder of Mr.. James An
since. Hubbard. has been tried and found gull
ty OF the murder, and sentenced to be hanged.
The Clarke Courier says that COL Bruce and
corps commenced new survey Of tho Wash
ington and Ohio Railroad on Monday last this
survey will probably 20 through, or near Berry
vile with the intention OF trying whether the
county subscription of 100000 will more than
pay the extra expense Of the line.
Tho estimate Of the population OF Vireinia
made up from incomplete returns 10 the u. s.
MarShal's Office and published some time ago.
was too low. All but three or four divisions
have now been heard from and it is apparent
that the population OF the State is but little less
than in 1860.
One Of the greatest curiosities OF the age is
now on exhibition at the Fair Grounds at
LyDchburg in the form Of tull-blooded negro
child, fifteen mouths old, half OF whose body
is pure white, and the other pure black. The
child was born on the farm of Mr. Shcarer, in
AppomatoX county.
The mail train of the Southsidc Railroad
crossed the now bridges over the James River
below Lynchburg on Tuesday afternoon, and
made the connection with the Tennessee
train.
The Virginia Court Of appeals will meet in
Richmond next Tuesday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-27

EUROPEAN AFFAIRS. mornings mail
brings US no news of importance relative to
military operations. 1t is now announced in
London that the bombardment of Paris will
commence on the 29th. Several reports are
received with regard to the proceedings and
intentions of Bazaine. He seems disposed to
act independently of the Provisional Govern
ment, with an eye to some Interior objects of
bis OVID. 1t is thought that the only hope of
peace now remaining, is by the intervention Of
the neutral Powers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-27

BUTTER.-A contemporary attributes the
high price of butter to the fact that farmers
are entering largely into the manufacture Of
cheese. Let US, then, eat cheese with our
bread. instead of butter. This is, at least, a
better notion than that of the French princess
who, when she heard that the people were
starving for want of bread. asked "Wby
don't they eat cake Philadclphia Aoe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-27
YANNEY'S MEDICAL COLUMN.

N ovem Der 1st, 1870.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-27

SALES OF CoAL-Nea0 York, OCT. 2G.-The
regular monthly sale of Scranton Coal was
held to-day. Ninety thousand tons were dis
posed OF as follows Lump, 10000 tons at
s3.77! and SO 90 steamboat. $1,000 tons at
$3.50 and $3S7!; crate. IT, 900 tons at $4.071
and 1927 egg, 10000 tons at 81. IS stove,
$4,000 tons at $4.97! and $5.05; chestnut,
$4,000 tons at 1915 and 81 This shows the
following average decline in prices LUNG
lG4 cts, steamboat 2Gl cts, crate 324 cts,
egg GO cts, stove 36l cts, chestnut Oh cts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-27

have examined the Brazilian Pebble and
Australian Crystal Glasses of DR.. NJ. Bern
hardt and regard them of superior quality and
SURPRISING any that ever came undor my OBJ
servaton Testimonials from tho most promi-
nent citizens of the country prove that numbers
have been greatly benefited by the Doctor.
take pleasure in recommending him to any who
may need his services IT, II. HAYN Els,
Pastor Of the NJ. Z. Church.
Alexandria, Va, Sept 10, 1870.
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TESTIMONY OF RECOMMENDATIONS

Alexandria, September t, lSIU
Judging from the interview which l have
had with Professor Nj. Bernhard, l believe
him to be ekillful Optcian, and from the
many certificates which he has from tho highest
men of the South, that he is an expcrior"ed ard
reliable Oculst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-27

Assortment Unsurpassed at Incompatible
Prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-27

n ENTS' FURNISHING GOODSl
" GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
, 1870-06-05
FOUL PLAY.
The ncdJ OF Suppo.ea Dend Woman Run
Over nv n Train Of Cnrs-Coroupf's
In1ue-~ The Affair YEFppped
In I'll

The body Of woman WAS found on the track
OF the Northwestern RaslFoaa, about q mile and !
half from the city limits, near Kavenswood,
shortly before IL O'Clock on Friday night
The outward-bouni Milwaukee train was
Jared consider nu1y, AIM thn engineer, thinking
that come one had been TN over. stopped the
train and backed TO the Rpot where the olt,ng had
taken place. After search Of q few minutes the
remains OF q woman were found lying near
the tinck with both feet cut OF.
The body was takea into the bag
eagc car ant! Conveyed to Evanston, whore
Pence Iluntocn summoned q jury, and viewed the
corpse. Thcrs were several Large wounds on the
head, and some OF the hair had becu torn out
There injuries, added TO the circumstance that
when the body xas picked up br the brakcmen OF
the train It was eolJ, justified the conclusion that
murder had teen committed, antt that the VIC
have her 90 mullated by passing cars that thc In
tu.tcs which caused her death might be obyteraicd
| andheE nurucrers thereby avoid detection Feel-
! tpg convinced that susA ~ss the case, Justice
Huntoon am several Of tho Jury visited tac SPOT
| whcec the woman WIS found, md discovered AL
n supPo Pro o. thsas s
lying the ground was mucn eroEen, anil foot pr1nts
| were numerous, the toes OF whtch we're roinslng
taken p'Ace, and The woman vas knocked down.
There was large pool OF hlool In another place,
| which probably nowe,l from wound on the slde
| OF her head male by hatcnef-
The party subsequently returned to EranstoD.
| where an Inquest was held, but no evidence WAS
cllcited tenlinG to she'd any Light on tho suppose!
murder. A verdict Of ''fount dead mas acc1fd.
lug1J rendered. The to4s5 VAS sent to the dea.
house on North Clark b1feet to await Identification
and further dtselt1 mcnts. Decrased VAS abuu
20 years Of acc, he!ow The medium s!zr, and apras
emily German. She had on checked cutrol
drt ~ striped woollen skirt, large shawl. Eet
socks and CATERS Ste has dark sanity hair whlcl
was done up in htalds. About two years ego
murder was committed near the spot where sh
the track III orler To destroy the eylde.ces OF III
! crime. The police Authorucs fer1etted out IN
, they Will be as successful In this They arc {
wcIk On It now and something may be brought OF
in few days which will lead 10 the afIest Of u
! murde!efA-
, 1870-06-05


chicago nay not be growing 50 fast this year as
In st me ae.---- seasons. But 1t is doing better
having now entered upU0 -hat nay he called the
finishing Period. On all sides, tn the .-a,ness nor
tens Of the city, wide and awkward gaps arc pc
ing 1sllet, While Old buildings are being either
tain down or rentted, 10 suit modern style and con-
yenicncc.
Orr Of the most noticeable changes Of this char
se sea'hsest eoper Il Nsascn ~ ana s,ss ssrees r.
Nlseh was formerly occupied nf tca company,
1ur That t!nd OF business Whtle this y enc Of The
he eltF, until iateiy rcnosated, it has plsJed
very ins:Gnlncans raft in trade matteFa
This renovation aoore alluded 2 Is due enurefy
Raynor, who hare opened a new prescription drug
store therein Perhaps It would not Re exsg7esa. ~
ucu 70 ssate that Il has now been made one Of the
with the mcst expensive cheekcTet tiiln. oEi tue
sonth Wall is hung almost cntirc,. with n,rors.
the countless stock Of fancy goods therein. hare
1dne mo nIeass Iea oses sass NON of nam nam
focrn, which Is devoted exclusively to those pur-
rosea The main room Itself Is nftesl up and
hEapgesl tn The 1Akt1cst manner, as well with n.
gard to the convenience Of customers AZ to rfcxsc
The ere. In the front pazt OF tas room Is the soils
wAser department. 80 hsenionss eonsluGssa s "a as
nm seek to make everything as II posi-.
Die. All the ecta wafer, as well as the sytu2s
Dsea, nre 1rcparct.by them from beginning to end
The roda feInt2in Is ! most costly afar, and the
greatest Of cAre IL taken that the beverage SOIL
thau come In con.sct with no poisonous OF other
wEc injurious metals
! The salne attention Is paid to tae mineral water;
sold here IN which specially IL also sought to he
made. These waters arc pterarrd acconiln9 u
the directions Of the celebrated Dr.. uaohur,
Smith, OF New YORK
! The dispensing department is also made I.
cciuplefe Is possible. Neasrs Duck and Rayuol
have the very highest reputation In the nediea
profession Of the oily a. apotnecartes, Reputation
which they drser. sdly won In Keeping their OH
MACE At No. 03 South Clark street, where they be
gan business twelve yeAts aEo.
II the Way Of f1ncy goods, toilet articles an
all the notions peculiar TO drug storc, this 1sl
have very enc and seiect assortment Thei
reputation In this lnt is Also about The best IN tn
city. .-..-
fnese gentlemen have now TWO Of The mos
! ,nn6t utputpeuI and complete drug stores IN tn
: cJfy IL tney Intend to Keep their Old es2bll4n
nens on Csa1k street IN addition TO The neE on
!. tnst oueped on the corner Of Ssate md Aadtso
: sfrrets Thpse Who take An interest In tacs
thinQs cannot fall to pass pleasant hour N VIC.
, no H. ryrst improvements taAt have been m2d
: n tnetr {asS-2lHed nsE rAee.
, 1870-06-05

Nj. Hartins. Wholesale and retail dealer in
boots and shoes, has removed from his old e5tab-
ltshmcnt, No. II South Clark street, 10 No S.
Clark street, opposite the Court House. He has
ass& elated With hlHl ME. Philip Cohley, well and
widely known in commercial circles ii Chicago,
the 1f1n being now Harkins i ConleY. The new
gardless OF expense, and prcsects an attractive
and handsome appearance. An entirely new stock
Of ladies' and gent]emen's boots AMI
shoes Of all k.n,fs and sizes has been
Opened, and goods arc offered ut as reasonable
rates as at any New YORK house. The store is sali
to he nc aness vest q New York, and New YORK *
under the supervision OF the best artists nnd sat-
isfactio1 Is guaranteed Goods are made 70 nriGr
at short notice, and repairing ls promptly .tsend-
esl to. Having enlarged facilities tor Psouucins Psa
Work, the frm has reduced the Ef1oe ot cMstaLn ~
WORK s. pair. The Ee;leStsaAsne1 lepnsauoa ,e y.
the old nrm will not suffer N thc hanas OF tue
new. and promrtitEae aad courtesy Mtn cnsIsetes-
lie all the business Transactions Of t1c nonse -
dies and gentlemen ART inslted 10 c41 oeiots pu9'
&c AiaA~AeFo,
, 1870-06-05

re},c r. -. s.dmitsed u 70 bail In 5000, Is Cook VI,
making threats ~ N'uoa " sPV' 1os
were nned 800 each. 'As1A1e'
WET sIDE couHr
ChA1les hlelNer, although nomipaI,y at thr he,t
=. us tAnly, A not worthy to lie unr1nr fhrIr
.eek Ae not only abuses them, but ueulecia them
- aen . degree that his wife AMI lttle ones srr
TUmpeueo 70 leg among the nesxhbors ior breaa
ns leStl was a1ralgncl before Jnsrre
hG0E seetef1ay. aud fueNl SO, which Il eoutyNJ.
III 10 summers .aotourn tn the Hr1dcWnil. II
ts Va ssated that the family could be better sun
.-nFid Ae9raw, who Is The particular eye-sore
70 hls nciEhhorhood, very rrsoectai;is mn
peace. s'' :" Acep o'e
~. ,@Elten Mahoncy, who was charged with rob-
o.n9 A!k McAn!len Of $40. on former oocas,oo.
~ ~ mentioned In TIE TR1BunE, mas heI ioF trial
.Aiehasl Casey, who, In drunken 1T, s,tsrun,-
eo 70 resist an on1cer, was nncl IS,
NORTH sILE COURT.
1AmeS AlLsoni desperate, made 1 terrible H.
TAult upon ptarcahte Citizen, namel John u.
noSseA. reading On Bremen street, On Friday
1lKnt. Ihe unfortunate victim, a he appeared
oeIoFe the Police C0ur7, yesterday morning, pre-
s beuteu q close resemblance to a welkponnded
oet16teak. James VAS nued 500
- nofnocr OF saloon kce7er4, for violating the
nneI $40 each. ~
, 1870-06-05

School tnhfns faud itaJl.: .st
tcn In the above Is the grcat Increase IN The vnlu-
Atiun Of rIrper.y for assessment AMI particularly
The increase II more than 100 per cent between
ees.e;, A u due to she tsct int, IN 1ss the
aksessh,,e. was on one-thtrd vauauoo,
,na oos9 nc uns { a tsen Tis 9ni ,,ss On
iian" With tax OF ii s:uls on thr dollar The
main point OF Interest, hsweyer, Is ia the Comp
trolIcr's estimates for the ulFrent year as COM
lions for the rast Two yeAra. LaslIear ths Comp
ttrollc1 estimate WAS $o,Sa1,sis aRHnst IS I7a3
Tor lne same general purposes as his feaf. The
two items OF this years estimates which haow the
greatest decrt arc those for the Board o. pab-
10 WorkR, and for schools But the estimate :1r
the Board Of Public Works was cut down, az WI.
he seen hy the appropriation, and tie school e.
tInatc was partly provided for By the sale OF bonds
In addition 10 TIC appropriation out OF the geae1al
tax
expense Of the city government must increase
every year, because, as The city Erows there IS
more ares to take care Of. more streets e cEtan
more gas necessary, and more police This Mill
ca eat DO down to The lowest ads.saSle point The cit;
noxescy. E In fast made TO pay lasEs psop1Ttlea m @
Posts, On new streets, that Is generally supFa*ct
10 fall cntreiy upon PROPERTY owners IN tae
shape of Especial asseasments.. me pasemens
| paid fer by the city, md when the tntetstctln'
Streets are the usual width Of 6s feet this amount
| TO about one eighth of The whole expense ot pave
| Ipcnts AMI Sidewalks on new streets. In view o
! the above causes for IN increase Of city expense
| from year TO year, the lower estimates OF II
Comptroller this year, and the probability tha
| thtr will be cut down By the F1nancc Committee
nrc grounds for expecting no further Increase
tho burtlen Of taxation, which u now Jus, - muc
| As the people will stand.
The following tAhe shows the volume au1 tel
teccy c1 transactions III real estate situate with
| ra,itrs extending seven miles from the cou
House, during re week ending June 4, the A32r
Eate volume In each direction, and the total u al
being compared With the same (or tho four pr
| slous weeks:
, 1870-06-05
OHIO.
Meeting Mt Lima In the Interest OF
the Like Shore 4 LouissAlsc 1Snaf-


rond.
SPECIAL Dss,. ii to The Chicago Tribune
LIMA, O., IEula "A large and Enthusiastic
meeting WIS hclt here Tonight, IN the City Halt,
in the interest cf The Lake Enc Louisville Rail-
rcd Mssasoy sq ras called 70 sas SsF snair
the read tn the cnuntrr through which 1t would
stSssas i y to teS ns ssEe F o
until The iron was laid He w8a acquainted
with The officers, and haa confidence
tbat The Tout.. would gtrt Tue shortest 1ue be-
tween Louisville and Lake Erie and the Eastetn
Judge Cory, Of Ftn,iar, Director Of the road,
explained uns,tr what cmharrassments the roaa
l al laboret1 heretofore, and how tue! aope1 now
9 "a Hm M 1s a Ise I'D s. NV
aai found capitalists who werc willing To furnish
ke iron At mich better rates than they expected,
alnug tho lue hal done Their part he thought
the ,oa,l, when completed, wout! bc wanted by
one of the s1aa' trunk Ines t,nss bstnssn zen
| ttma M. Southern entlet. ..-...... .,
IT, kattn. = NlutIton. told M "a nsxs nov w. tneJ
q es6 gu neh nat aaa
url:.l t,ing ali around right. Their subscription
nH,llt1 l~ nll ,has as rcquite,i Of them
arn n.a,le few telling remarks He thought this
tn!e wtutd oren Up country which Tor wealth
nd beauty eoniA hardly be equailed any where.
IEl which now laS iuuc OF 10 alfAotAGEs OF TN
ronts lie Thought when finished, Il was destined d
ne one OF the great routes Of the country, Gy
NJ tic shortts 81 ine between New Orleans and Lake
| EIie snd tic Eastern cities. II wouAl give ship
eers an slssn'age OF the lake, and also STRIKE
the Ohio River teluw the TAILS 1t would tsp eout
! Of tho most prominent roads OF the country, aD's
crossing them transyerzely, would draw trade 10
| wA71s 1t everywhere
Mr. Herset9, Of St Masys, stated that they wcr'
1 ready and willing to give substantial aid 10 tn
route south Of Lima, and already they had raise,
ssa, ,ooa, rnn proposed to do muca more.
After The appointment Of Z. y. 1amlson, 7. +
| jacobs, 3. L. Faufot, 8. r. Holland. anil II. 4
Moore OF this city coutnstee to solicit snoscr1s
| tons, the meeting adjourned u meet next Ff1la
! pight when this committee will report
, 1870-06-05

l-Racet1ts.@ItCSAipM<Mts:e-
lsIa 1859. 1870. 1883.
, 1870-06-05
PROPOSALS.
ERVPUSAIS,
ADVERTISEMENT
FOR PROPOSALS FOR
PRINTING AND BINDING
THE
LAWS, JOURNALS, REPORTS. Etc.
OE THE
o7tll General Assembly.

SrR1Say1E1D. IttIsols, Nay q ls.u{
fntaane TO The Ststute LAEs # the state Of Miuo
DAY. Jnnt = 1s:p. proposals viii hc Tpcrived 81 thx
Department foE the printing Of the LAns Journa1s He-
Rors and etaef toe',,nsnts Of the merit snefal Az-
may BE- rauir to be printed for he ne of thr Stsn-
SAID printing 70 oe LET under two epntsaeta viz:
ns enntsst 2 iae!nait the Printing of al the LaH
GtnefaI Atsenhy and the other contract 70 ineLldQ
The Bills Messages Blanks, EersifcAter, C1r1ulsrs oc
AaEfTfeemens wh!eh now hereafter may b. n
o. tdihEf hr2rch tkert b. the u.rtor Of b eite
The ttsehArec q thr,s ot:ieial aut!e. - -
suthcat nj bond IL the pxna1 sum Of hft-cn thousand
afs. foF The faithful Performance ot the work sziS
ie 81 "a Il Mo anneI ,aa T
i,nptslona !of prsst-werk. and the rate Suigc
S;a s.c = sdl mil r orsnSt1 :, stt
~FEETHm NOTICE /. h.rrby sissn. that on 4.ss
N. q said aay: sFep~aI. u b nee!ysd By this q
ra1fntnt, for folding. stitching. suh binding tho saId
laws Journals TI.rts, bills and other documents Il
with bond in the nal of C fnr he isishfai
1fcs1zrer Of sail wost. anl prnsl.44 by law Aad
tad Esrp..l mn.t t1.rfy In detail the pfec iii fue
Fer binding II. lsNs. jonEna1t, and rrrerts. wifs,
!eashtt hseEs and fnhtantial pasteboani aides, and
COVERING the sld.+ with bac TAPER. =
Mih Nth 'be ts esse Printed thereon, and trimming ths
Eur folding sst:ehpF. and trimming the edges of re-
Fr folding. stitching, and trimming tic clsea ox
A.! f sad we.k To be aant in sceor.anee With law
siterei
EDWARD RUAMRI-
1,nfE
, 1870-06-05

:Hent Of -couptste- -zsceeiz nAMeix. i lasye CASH
capital g. o9o ~ Pet SenrQaiu d. Inc tscua 'u-
(sho necessarily bring u bear 4 ppvexinl persloai
tunuence N its faTos,. 4 corps OF omcers who
aford 70 thelr MANAGEMENT Of its anAra = Large
insurance matters, aud, lastly, !ta " 1anlzAtion
upo1 plan thu oomnends tHc1f Ut once to the
whole community for In LIBERAL 1ea,uses, yet with
good reason why the 'KepublIc@ may not III good
time rank "a one OF the foremost LIE Insu1ance COM
ptnses Of The country. The commencement rork
Of securing one hundred policies Of s2opl1 each
on rs many Of oar most pso.unent ami influential
cthRns ts being raaidlJ fo-eardetl Tne Confede-
;auve STOCK flanr upon which the Republic pro-
etstus and ntticaeies connected With the workings
Of ths "Au;uA Pan. !" coupled with the re11 rem
eral ldsappolntmena experienced Of iata By policy
holders u mutual companies In regard to prom
ised, but not forthcoming dlTtdends-w!Il certainly
cover much wanted requirement, and Is destined
ful