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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-27

The Alexandria GdSetle bcgins an article on
the retrOccssiOu Of Alexandria TO the District
Of Columbia In the following eloquent way
"All writers on education tell rs that II the
with some use full will he the inevita-
bile result, and the old rhyme declares that the
evil one can always Ind work for lille hands.
Having thus unburdened itself in this truly
edifying manner, our contemporary proceeds
to discuss the question Of remuneration. n Il,
Of course, only natural TO attribute tho at
tempt to the lnsuyation of the evil one, for
II the inspiration did not come from that
quarter, II Is utterly incomprehensible to the
Gazette that any citizen Of this grand old
Commonwealth, be he white or black, can so
far forget himself US to wish to dcspoil the
mother who bore him; that any man who calls
himself VirgiulRn can deliberately turn his
back upon her glorious past, aud cut himself
on from all association with her destinlcs,
| even for some pccuniary benefit"
II Is indeed sid that the youthful mind" Of
our sister city should contemplate anything 90
horrible Us separation from the mother Of
statesmen and Presidents, aud so far forget
what Is due to the sacred soil as 10 wish To
dishonor It by making II part and parcel Of
| this vulgar District. It only shows, however,
the dcgcnoracy Of the modern Ylrglnians.
| In other days the Gazette assures US that,
when hard necessity casts the lot Of true
Viryinian in q distant State, he still looks
back with longing love to hls dear old mother,
and hopes to lay his body in her soil and min,
gle his dust with that Of his friends and kin.
dred. The very slaves who gained freedom
by escaping beyond her borders, found 1t the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-27

SOME or our CONTEMPORARIES are calling
attention to the fact as little curious that
Governor Brown, Of Missouri, has not issued
a Thanksgiving proclamation. Probably
Gratz does not think he has any reason to
be thankful,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-27
THE CENTENNIAL INTERNATIONAL
exhibition.

As Inquiries have been made CONCERNING the
opening Of books at the various banking
offices IN this city, It Il proper to state that
Congress, while declining 10 make M appro-
prlatlon toward paying the expenses OF tue
exhibition, passed an act providing that books
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-27

elections 10 deslat from declaring aul pubushlng
the returns Of the late election and this, ~
course included prohibition against &c dolivcfy
ofany commissions 10 the newly elected Officers.
This restraining order and prohibition have been
utterly Ignored, althougihu returns Of the cleo
tlOu have not been proiulllfated. II would be a
mere bubble 10 assert that ne order had been
obeyed. The act has been done which the lnjuno-
ton issued by Judge Durrell was intended TO PIE
vent, We have no doubt that Judge Durrel VIII
uphold the dignity And authority OF his court, and
the dignity OF the Government Of which he Il an
o1icer, by indictlng an appropriate penalty upon
that Governments
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-27

~ All communications whether on business OF
for publication. should DO addressed TO WIN. J. MUR
TAaH, Proprietor NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, Washing
ton, u. q,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-27
WANTS.

A YOUNG sCOTUHMAN, WHO. HAS HAD
~ home eHperionoe IN mercantile busipeaa. do
re- sitnatiqn clerk, unsgreptionahle reoot-
mendatiqn. Address wv. y B." REPUBLICAN uiloe
UANTKD--As SERVANT GIRL TO DO GKN
w. oral h0usewpyk. Mnai cuma ySii wynn
mended Inquire ~ Nc. ~ Hl1lh etrset ne1sst
EUREKA EMPIoYAlEEr off1ch 10. uoT
lad 49, We, io6isE O ngTLER
WANTHD-THB PUBIC no KNOW THAT
w HAunahna, oerman Cough Afisture will cure
coughs md eolds far eHcseding any othef remedy.
Qtys " trial Depot corner OF Third and East uapN
itol streets northeast nota
L s, justin PAYS FAIR PRICES FOR La
III, dies, oent'a, and ghildrens Second Hand
COthing, undsr-O lOlhini Boots, SHOES, ~. No. 90
b btreel bStvceh si1th And seVsnlh streels
llN. B.-Note " mall promptly attended to,
"ANTED-EvERY ONE TO KNOW THAT
w the pgpular Sewing Machine ,'vlCIOh, has
ia needle sofsetting. the niOlt JFrfeot shuttle In
use, resting on CARRIER; neetilsba end works Of
steel; easy running, simple and durable; The most
desirable machine Tor all work in use. Agency No,
tea PennylyAnia avenue, between FourAndi'half
and sixth streets. -.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-27

Of subscription shah he opened by the United
States Centennial Commlsslou, and an oppor-
tunlty givcnduring period Of one hundred
days to the citizens Of each State and Terri
tory to suiacribe for stock Of tho Centennial
Board Of Finance, incorporated by that act,
and authorized to Issue stock to an amount
not exceeding ten millions Of dollart, In shares
Of ten dollars each, and to be offered TO the
seyerd States and Territories in the ratio Of
their population.
The United States Centennial Commission, In
pursuance Of the authority contained In the
act, have adopted rules for the opening Of
books. Payments are to be made rs follows
Twenty per cent. on subscription; twenty
per cent. on or before the FIRST Monday Of
May twenty per cent. on or before the first
Monday Of July; twenty per cent. ON or before
the FIRST Monday Of September, and twenty
per cent. on or before the first Monday Of No
vombor, 1873. The quota In shares assigned
| to the District Of Columbia Is 3,4l7, and in
dollars, $3I,lTO.
II Ia to be hoped, for the credit Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, that the sum mentioned
will be promptly subscribed, that II may every
where be known that the capital Of this coun
try takes deep interest In whatever concern
the Interests Of the United States generally
to say nothing Of the great event To be com
| mCmOratcd.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-27
FOR SALE AND RENT

O'S IN ~ - NV = lSIllN
IL FURNISHED, At ms PennsyiySuiS syenue,
NHsr-OlASs hfslDhNCE Foh SALE
~ n Ynrc z e SAILED t9 ne 6eauil
street. oorrlsf q Nlnli leIlpvSs I6ey ~ even
modern eonyenissneei alfnle 4antei Mnlbie,lYp
water two Iiasa feqiss sha Wslst tl9ssi. iisHSos,
Tubs, slsti6nsry Wssh Taiss, n, Neisi bors9od
ny " ,,, X ~" IN1"oa ""
u'''''' wv" hisTROP A DUDLEY.
nOvTlw Corner Seventh and LoSisiShS ave
G ntE SBS STESTE STABLE AT 81 p sSsT'
Mo. IL GRANT PLACE FRONT
Win Of Without board. - ~ ncySsss.
EOR RENT-FURNlsIlEb, 10 a PRIVATE
i family M. dSsiT1SIS double HOUSE Sith !.
piy on he prenisSs, soai6cSsl corner and Fourth
:IrsSis No.
HOUSE. P fPSdcpS odsT faat.a n g1ry BELIZE asps
bie ioeaiity. Inquire, iii Psnnsylvania sysn1e
noyae@ ,.-------------e: :: soaAEEh
nav 1D,s PI5S No hY ~ Az. ASR
1sst. peHt doof NJ CORNER of SfbiTd street. Houss
TYrqsTEaply veil bpilEthiok, yHils wide hall and
hSh sis re-. IIy96 Lo' !" iS'i N1asfl 70
SCy5eoda lstsrf .eo LouisiEns sysndo
Tor sALB. -
~ new ten room BRICK HOUSE,; has tAnFe,
st S'o not sSa ed va,sr .s n,rss al
through This house z chubby looated convenient
S ~ w. Sp np and I've gssrs, '0o Wv WV 0n O~
v,.,,..., ..,. s...0,, DYER II.al; = PAAVIps,0H
nue., 81 floor. novsstf
MUST he SOLD.
Ava ., mn rAgtf uAf ANsgn ON TIME
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-27

Is sUR LOCAL COLUMNS will be found q
report Of the lecture last evening by Mr.
Edmund Yatcs. verbatim report was
made, but the matter was not deemed Of
character enough to burden our columns with
II. In criticism, we have adopted the truth
telling principle. It Is somewhat new In
Washington, but an enlightened public opin-
ion will only be too glad to sustain 1t. Worth
aud talent on the rostrum, on the stage, and
in the concert-room will be properly com.
mcnded. When lack Of 1t appears, Just
and proper ccnSurc must be the result.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-27
TnE E'eni'.g Star Of yesterday thus grace.
fully alludcs Ia our cntcrnrisc,

lHE Eseni'tJ Mar OF yesterday thus grace
fully alludcs to our enterprise
"The REPURLICAS makes handsome Appear
Anoe In It's new dress to-day, on entering upon
its thirteenth anniversary. With the exception
Of the Nay, which Is some ten years la senior,
the REPUBLICAN Is now the oldest paper In Wash
ingtOu. Not only have the papers contemporary
with US In the start died out one by one, but a
long line Of new aspirAnts for q place In the
journalistic field have after a more or less
strenuous struggle for existence sunk by the
way. We congratulate our neighbor, that
though, like ourselves, getting on: in years, 1t,
like the Star, h perennlally young In spirit and
ygor."
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-27
BOARDING

DoARDIN0.-BOARD, WITH OR WITHOUT
ID ROOMS, in q good locality, convenient 10 the
street, between and streets northwest seT1Su
DEsIRABLE.-ELBGANT AND NICELY FUR
~ NIBHED APARTMENTS, with BOARD, may
WillArd'a nolad
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-27
7TYiTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,


UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
= WAsHIEGTON, ID. O., Nov, ID, lsla
On the Petition Of DANIEL FOETEn, Of Wultham,
Massachusetts,, praying for the extension Of patent
granted 10 him on the 18th day " February 1850 for
an Improvement In WrcuCheHs
II II ordered that the testimony In the case he
closed on the lith day Of January next; that the
time for ming arguments aud the IKumurF'H re-
port b. limited tn the sith day NJ January nFXt and
inat said petition be- heard III the Eth day III Jan.
uRry next.
Any person may Oppose this extension.
nOYgJ W3W NJ D. LEGGETT, Commissioner.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-27

ns0-THE MRMBBRs OF ST TAMMANI TRIBE
-, Nc, ~ y, " y, vii Assemble At their hall
parade and RECEPTION, All the members are earn.
ealy requested 70 participate.
JOHN n. WALSH. sachsm.
r. ., PoLEnHOnN, Asst q Of r.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-27

A FINE STORE
AND
SEVERAL EXCELLENT OFFICES TO RENT.
Inquire At the othcS Of "THR CAPITAL PUB
LIsHJNg COMPANY" vi d street.
nOyf1-u lStarl
IGOR SALE or BXCHANGE-A FIRST CLASS
IT FRAME HOUSE on MAridaan Hill containing
twelve rOOma, With thirty thOusAnd feet Of ground
we'll fenosl and set with shrubbery and fruit trees
Stable and Carriage house, will sxchsnRe for i'm.
proved OF uumpruyed city prOperty or Agood farm
not more than ten miles from the city. Apply to
JOHN COLLINb, corner Of Twentieth and q streets
northwest or On the premises after O'Clock, D. m.
Hel6u
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-27
TEA

EANDARIN TIA,
vi Pure, healthful and fragrant Nina Damoroat
preai W. H. Co, - broadway, New York; sold by
Mr., whselock. ~ street horlhge.t md GeorEe
wholesale and retail by Mrs Weaver, 1900 Tenth
street northwest Price clio pound, or pounds
By mall No MT
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-27

LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFlCE
WAAHIsaToN, d. q, November 81, Is7a
~ tue peltlon u 9EOn0E W, GARDNER, OF Troy
n f praying for the extension Of a patent GRANTED
W Nun on ne ga day Of February, l559 Tor an I'm
~ y ordered that the testimony In the case b,
Soash on the als day Of January next; that the tim
limited " the sl9t day Of January next ana thRt
n n psluoh DO heard on the 9Th day Of February
Any Geraon may oppose this extension.
hVd'hSM H. D, LEqdETT, Commissioner,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-27

LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WAsHINaTOR, d. q. Nov ia I'm
On the petition Of MosEH a. FARHEa ~ ssIsnr
pray ling for the extension u patent
A. improvement in Electro Magnetic Fire Alarm
II 10 ordered that the testimony In ths csHs n,
eohed on the 2lst day OF January next that tn
Elii w hllnf arguments and the Examiners report
next 49, NN' W h0"i"aIS
Any person may oppose this extension.
poy97Wov, N D. LEggETTi
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-27

ID OoM FOR RBNT-FURNIsHED on VI
IL FURNISHED, At 12iS Pennsyiyauia Hyeny
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-27

AND OF THE CHOICEST QUALITY.

and having large trade we are continually turnil
over our stock Consumers can alwaya get FIRE
goods from US.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arenue HOtel-SenatOr Robertson Of
South Carolina the Hon. Eugene Hale, NJ G.. OF Malne
Judge Spencer of Syracuse the Hon. G. W scofed, M
c., of PENNSYLVANIA, U. S. Marshal Packard and
weed s Of Plattsburgh @. W. Miller, Superintendent
of the Insurance Department. F. n. Drake Of Corning
X V and the Rev. J. n. Freeman of Peekskll, n. Y.
-. 4lbenarls Hotet-Ex-Goy. L&wrenoe & Iy Of Rhode
Rohinson and Gen. A. = Diven of Elmira Gen. w. 4.
Collins Of Washington, F. A. Buck Of Buffalo, and
H0teL-Col. jerome Napoleon BOnaparte, Baltimore
- ST. James Hotei-Mrs. Senator Casserly of Coll
fornia - st. NichOlnS HOieL.--Judge j. ID. Cation Of
IrOis j. +. Joy of Detroit. H. Warlng of Toledo ana
f. j. L0Omis Sergeant-at-ATms of Senate. Albany. -
Grand central HOtei--GeOlge GOss OF tho Canada
Southern Railroad Company. - AStOT House En-
CongrrsSman T. A. Jenckes Of Rhode Island, aud u
Thayer or Massachusetts.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
HOME NEUS

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At HUDNUTs, NO. 2;s THoAp
WAY.
9sm Noon % m h"bnght
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
PEORGANIZING THE JUDICIARY.

PROPOSED REDUCTION OF CIVIL JUSTICES N
KEw-YOIK CITY-CIiANGEs IN MANNER OF
ELECTON-IMPORTANT AMENDMENTS CON
SIDNKEO.
fFROM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF TiIB TRIBUNE
ALBANY. March 12.-The Assembly Judiciary
Committee met this afternoon To consider various
matters which have referred to Them among which
was the bill lately introduced by Mr Foley reducing the
number OF Civil Justices In the City of New York from
nine six and their salaries from $4,000 TO s. 600 The
districts are to he laid out the basis of population
that each district shall comprise equal number OF
population and the Justices shall be elected general
ticket instead OF ny districts The fees for
reduced, not TO exceed so for the total costs OF
suIt.
Several amendments were presented by Nj. TwOmby
Oh behalf Of the Association of NewYOrk providing
that the Justices shall be elected June l. l372 that
the present District Courts shall be abolished and the
Justices thereof removed from May 81 1872 that the
Justices shall hold term Of three months in each dis
trict annually; that the Commissioner Of Jurors shall
forward not less than 200 of per-
sons liable 70 DO Jury duty in these Courts and that az
issues Of law shall he decided by the Justice within eight
DAYS after submission Mr.. Fitch for the BILL claimed
that the Legislature had the constitutional power TO
modify the jurisdiction Of abolish the Courts entirely.
Eugene DAILY also addressed the Committee in support
of the bill. The full argument the bill deferred
till Thursday next in consequence Of the absence OF
MI Spencer. Judge Kane Of the Eighth Ciyil District
appeared to oppose several police justice bills which
we're presented. EXJudge Welsh, for years Police
Justice IN New York City addressed the Committee
support the bill lately introduced in the Senate by
Senator Benedict which he desired substituted for
h introduced b. Mr. Foley the subject. The
Senate bill provides that the Justices of the superior
Court shall aypoiu within ten days the passage Of
the act the Police Justices in the City OF NewYork who
rha hold such ufces, two for six, two for seven,
Tor eight two hine ana two for The
nensati0n OF the clerks to be fixed by tho Board Of
spcrysors Justices to receive s. per year. instead
Of $1,000, as AT pre- fnt:
Mr. Focy- bill provides for the election OF the Police
Jsticcs ON a general ticket. 4 letter read from
judge George NJ Curtis Of the Marine Court, expressing
hope that II She referee system now in operation there
were not aDo ishcd the Marine Court should be- The
reading Of the letter created some amusement John d.
Towpsend presented bill authorizing the Court OF Com
mon Pleas 10 appoint the Police Justices. The most i'm
pOrtsnt section requiring tine clerks OF these
courts TO keep record OF al complaints made, bail
taken names ana residences OF accused ana ali matters
pcrtaining thereto, which records shall be open at all
teasOnab bic times TO the inspection OF an persons IL IL
ruoac that the Committee will select the inost I'M
features from the various bills presented when
fhey will efu0Ody IN one 10 recommend 10 tie LeSis-
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13

act relative 10 tho Improvement of Harlem River 40 nr
II relates Of Eastchester ana WescnesVo
BILLS ORDERED TO THIRD RBADiSD. -, uo,,
To rencal the act OF 1870 which gave the oty OF
York the right to take the lake In Wcstchcster ahn
nam Counties for "a supply Of water; also 10 Idc,.o
the formation Of agricultural societies. aso Iebu"'"s
limited partnerships. Recess TO $780, pm
EVENING SESSION. -,
The following bills were ordered to ia,mopa tm,ra
reading; To establish Board OF Health In Rich%no% nun ~
County There was an hours discussion over the "a p %
regulate the ferries between Tenth and twenty nort
I'm York to Greenpont which finally ended III to
ing progress To grade and work Bay lkide av
town of New Utrecht; to authorize the Controna
York 10 carry into effect certain powers d, Fund
tcrred upon the Commissioners of the slh"S slS rcnort
The Committee on Railroads made i. IT,
I'm favor OF the bill TO authorize the MeuoPorn rail
Railroad Uhs is the three-tier road 10 conS" "
roads in the City OF New-Iork. Adloufheu'
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

HEhATE- -ALBANf' Tut SCHE h'TOH tt I5'z'
,rhc hill TO facilitate the construction of the
ut,,an, patIroad wlA,h authorizes savings bunks Of
mi. stse TO invest ia bonds Of towDs in NewJcrsey.
WAS IecOIuInittod.
Tb. Controller Of NeN-YOrk reported the amount OF
money rnd real granted 10 charitable ana religious
from $50 10 1911 Inclusive Inc "nout "hs
2i5i,7Go. =, A.. ,o,,o. ,,,oo
Dil was introduced 20 provide for the Dctr educa,
tio OF children In orphan asy iuins. II icpedn te i' OF
lssD which allows secfarau ,chOOs 10 prtr ptc lh me
choo Fund, and brings all schools u"ing part oi iht
fund uud, the Jurisdiction OF the superintendent" 'o"
BcDOOls
BILE PASSED
TO amend the act proof OF Wis 10 c0nnrn
,e title of citizens Of this State TO lands for whch hey
have taken eoDyeyanc from aliens and " repeal al
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
A qTRMAGANr HANGS HERSELF.

Mrs. HonOra ByInc, age 81, residing at
Yatesave. aud Quincy ST., Brooklyn committed suicide
last evening by hanging herself. Her husband, who is
employed In the dry goods house or Hoyt Spratue in
Franklin-et New-York, went hore early the after
noon, being disposed and quaIreled with his wife who
was slightly intoxicated She drove him from the house,
and then locking herself NJ in bung herself hy
tying end " strip Of muslin around her meek and
the other end over shelf in closed. She stood upon
chair and after manc the stlip kicked the cLar
away and thJs suspended IN the air Shc had mar
RED twice. and dnrng past two years had become
temperate habits consequence of domestic troubles
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13

Irritation Of scalp--BURX11I's CoCoaIss cures

Irritation Of scalp--BURNETI's CoCOaIEE cures.
LUNG CoMPLAIGTe, BRCYCHTIs, ASTHMA, &c,
ARE .rnEpn7 ,rIHvrD Asr .Ins,
ccnrp n, IN JA,se's EsPEcroRAs1. Zoo
CERTAIN EHnEpI DOR CoUens Coins
SKIN DIsEksEs.-PEKRY's IEIPROvEp CONF
PsPLE Tie Sir Utdon. Of The l.
G,,h pnpiy ephens a blcten" dagusons
Prepared by JT. T. & PtRri itrnaioVRs., ~
Bond st, Sesv voTE. soG by Druggist c'eIJ"4ere
For Meth Patches, FrccAles, ana Tan, use
ITRbY Morn AND FRFciK I'll Ht reliable
remedy Brown Deoorous o c ac. Depot - Bond
e. New lork. Sold BY nseg8 - e'eIl fle.e
Observation-Disclosures, Sketches, md Illrs-
tratous sen sPion By nail or oerv ior tl sis Of f'
hiIure Curtains, LlGtIeq ns and other D,ooT ions.
u. T. KITTY 4 10. ~ and ~ B5otlNay
BRILLIANTLY BRIGHT Tho Knox Hat, just
ir;.nuc - one ~ Liart
ln.ns Those VIII Gt a naac a. I
a. hNOIs. Ne ~ Bfoa!~ay
The best place in NoVYorh to buy reliable
Watches Ei. Diarnona Jsve'iy. efug se
W,tdag PIt,,p sQUREs. N Futon. Diamonds aI,y
For WATCHES JEWELRY, DfAnOEDs, go 10 y.
Serhg Floust once taIs lie sells dc, rou
fa hands Therefore save at manufacturers 1nees
MATHueHEK PIhNos.--Warcgooms 73 East
siL:h.st opposite stevan's
pRATT's ASTRAL OH mas now the established
re; u.s.on teiLy and reliable oil in general
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13

For WATCHES, JEWELDY, DIAMONDS, go 10 Y
Sorihg flon-st once lie sells direc, 'roI
IL, non fafe at mAAGac.ss
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
THE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Nos. 346 and o48 Broadway,
Offers those desiring Insurance advantages whlcn IL
be surpassed by any other Institution OF the kind'
Assets, SIS, ,O00, 900. Annual Revenue,

Assets, SIS, OOO, ,UOV. annual NeVenue,DI'vO 'vOw'~~~
IF Won want Life Insurance. investigate the claims of this Company 10
your confidence and support, and especially examine he
TONTINE INVESTMENT POLICY
Plan now offered by the Life Insurance Company which so
combines the Tontne principle the distribution OF surplus WIN VI
lny Endowment Assurance as to afford to those sur
vve selected periods tho maximum benefit TO wnch n
% results upon this class Of policies appended have
been examined ndoed by the distinguished Actuae oE
HoMANs esq, and E. w. BRYANT esq from WHOSE e''e' W
The benefits YOU propose extend selecting this class of
plan Of Insurance in use by Company W my PV nop" @
such cannot fail to render the Ionfne io
SHEPPARD H0MANs, Consulting Acuary.,
have no hesitation think probable that the
actual results will exceed than fall short of your estimates
I various advantages otis form of Policy are well "a IN nn re
explaining notice among them several mhO OIL apply
ing the surplus which do not appear have ever been ceed D' a o '0
pa" EDWIN W. BRYANT, Consulting Acuary.
ESTIMATED RESULTS ABOVE REFERRED TO:
Ordinary Life Policy 49, $4,000 Annual Premium SSi' o0
Benefit .,-oo
Tonnc Period 10 yrs annuity for life combined with dividend SI ~ 0
Tonne PERIOD Is yrs annuity for life combined with dividend 9lO 81
1onno Period 20 YRS annuity life combined with dividend lloO 10
Thus at end of 10 period the annuity Will pay the premium
and leave a surplus for increasing income
Second
To withdraw the Accumulated Profits IN Cash.
PERIOD years. 1ol premiums paid Retunsd
Tonn Period 20 years. $50 cent of premiums PAID Returned
Third
of Policy to the Company
Tonino Period, Is years. Isl per cent of premiums Returned
Tonne Period 20 years 2O7 per cent of premiums Returned
Paid Up Policy.
Ionino onino PERIOD eriSi' IS IS Years Years. 1902
lTontine Period, ~ years Z','VV
rim
Surrender of Policy Purchase of Annuity for Life
Tonine Period, IS years 6g9 81
Circulars giving information regard this plan of in
snned daa can be obtained by application to the the
Company Nos 346 and S Broadway OF any OF It's Agents
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-26
GOLDEN GATE ACADEMY,
OAKLAND, CAL.

A frst-class Boarding School for Boys.
nHE NEXT TERM Will COMMENCE
AUGUST 14th For particulars and circulars
address D. p SACKErT. A. NJ, Principal; Rev.
A L. STONE. d D.. President of the Board of
Trustees: Rev. VIC. POND, Sec'y- jyl5-lm
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-26
TAKE WARNING!

g'HE V. & T. r. r. co. ARE ANXIOUS TO
take due precaution against accidents and
loss of life resulting from the running OF their
trains; and they take this method of warming pa
rents and guardians against the dangers attending
the too common practice ofchildren playing about
.ue,r cars and locomotives. Those having in charge
the business Of the Company find it impossible to
PERSUADE boys. v no frequent the terInlnl and stop
piLg places of the read from climbing upon the
cans and engines; and they will feel themselves
Obliged to resort to more decided measures II these
annoyances are continued. Recent accidents,
winch are wholly ascriiable to the carelessness OF
sorsoLs IL. iumrilg on and off the cars when il
motion, should be warning enough in themselves
y. VI YERINGT0N, Superintendent
August IS, 1870. II