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CONNECTICUT MUTUAL,

The following feature. Of this Company are com.
NEEDED to general consideration:
II has been actively engaged In business over
twenty six years Its enables II to give its
bers the result OF experience and practical skill de-
rived fromthe successful management Of large bust
ness through long period Of time. 1t presents all
those feature Of practice which have been demon
srated to be valuable and avoids those Of pecious
or uncertain character. 1t believes the great public
want to be the greatest amount Of insurance. the
longest time, at the least necessary actual outlay in
cash, and perfectly secured. ~
IL strictly mutual. The policy holders are the
only members, and receive their Insurance without
the additional cost Of profits to khoiders II has
returned to policy holders, since it's organization,
sCrp,us premiums and interest amounting to
Its foremost aim is the maintenance of degree Of
strength beyond the power Of adverse contingencies
to seriously impair, that disa ppointment may be-
fall those whose welfare depends upon the integrity of
its contI acts. To this end it maintains the Highest
standard Of reserve and larger surplus than any
It's management has been characterized through.
ont by prudence Its funds invested the safest
class Of urii les only. Nothing rsked In any
form OF SPECULATION; and not dollar of its invest
bot productive, and have realized very high rate
Of interest It's risks carefully selected and the
mortality hss been favorable The close control of
its business via appear from me remark ably small
amount IN ecIr.e Of collection upon CLOSING the
Of o. ,JB,0 6.3
Economy has been, from the first, marked feature
o. the Companys management. No other element
OF the cost II insurance Is much under control
that Of and every saving iss direct gain
the policy holder The ratio of penses to income
for l2 was only 5Sper cent, reduction from that
Of l6l Of SO Of one per cent.
The following columns exhibit Q comparison be-
tween the expense ratio Of this Company and that
Of the other principal companies for the past thr
teen years only:
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In RECOGNITION, Of the very liberal Patronage

In recognition. Of the very liberal patronage
extended by the public, to Dvss its advertising
and subscription departments, Tas STAR ap-
pears again to-day in quarto or eight-page
form, with an unusually large quantity of highly
interesting reading matter. These extra issues
cost very much more than they yield directly
but II has always been the policy of the present
management of the paper to touch the extreme
verge Of hberslity in this respect, feeling sure
that efforts in that direction would be appre-
cisted by the public, and in the end amply
rewarded And this faith has been fully justi-
fed by experience. On the one hand, The
STAR gives,-and for less money,-mOre and
fresher reading matter and q wider publicity to
Its advertisements, than any paper ever pub
lshed in Washington; on the other, Ii enjoys a
larger advertising patronage and a far greater
Circulation than any of its cotemporaries, past
or present On the latter point il is only neces-
sary to say that its bona fds circulation consid-
erably exceeds that of all the other city daily
papers added tOgether,-a fact which Is very
well understood By the advertising and reading
public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-10

The New York Tribune and the New York San
ere making great TODD over the fact that the
District of Columbia Is in debt. Well, we never
knew the time when it wasn't in debt But
there is this difference between now and then,
that the present indebtedness has made its i'm
mediate returns in the way of improvements on
a colossal scale that have changed the city, as if
by magic, into place OF beauty, comfort, and
attIactiveness; whereas, under the old corpora
ton system 50 much praised by these critics,
we were getting hopelessly in debt, and had no.
thing whatever to show for il. The credit of
the city financially was never so low as i'm those
fossihferous days of cobble-stoRe pavements,
grades diversified by quagmires and dust heaps,
cow-yard squares, hog wallow cutters, moss
covered ket-houses, and a pestiferous open
canal.
The city is redeemed, and the results justify
the cost. From being a by-wOrd of reproach
and place to be avoided, 1t is now 80 attractive
that people Of wealth and cultivation are com
ing from all parts of the country to make it
their permanent home. The remarkable rise
in the value of real estate here demonstrates
whether the city has been ''ruined,- or made
prosperous by the new order Of things. The
ability of Washington to bear its present bur-
den of indebtedness is infinitely greater than it
was to sustain that under the old system, when
there were large expenditures yearly and no
thing accomplished to raise values of property
or to give any hope that the city would erer be
rescued from its Slough of Despond. All that
Is needed now is a proper outstanding of the
resources of the city, and the reduction Of sala-
ries and Offices as fast as the elimination in the
amount Of work demands, to put its credit on a
basis second to none in the country, and make
Its securities an investment eagerly sought for.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT, Office CAsef Sgsa, ONssr,

WASHINGTON, May 10, 1873, 1880 q N. I
SYNOPSIS FOB THE PAST INVENTION HoUa.Z
The low barometer last night in Southern Michigan
has moved north OF Lake Erie, with cloudy And
clearing weather and southwesterly winds on The
lakes, and thence to the Ohio valley. Rising ba-
rOmeter, northwestery winds, cloudy, clearing AMI
cold weather in the Northwest, and thence to Kan
sas and Missouri. Northwesterly to southerly and
s0uthwesterly winds increasing pressure and partly
cloudy weather in Tennessee, the Gulf and South
Atlantic states. NOrthery winds, occasional fog
and rain and cloudy and warmer weather now pre
vail IN the Middle and Eastern states.
PRoBABILITiEs.-fVr the lower lake regions and
Middle states increasing pressure, nortbwesterIy
Neerlne to southwesterly winds, lower temporal
occasional local rains, partly cloudy and clearing
weather will prevail For New England and Can
ada falling barometer, northeasterly to sOutherly
winds, warmer, cloudy and rainy weather. For the
South Atlantic and Gulf states and Tennessee rising
barometer, low Temperature n,rthwesterly to south
westerly winds, partly cloudy and clearing weather
with possibly occasional rain In the Western Gulf
FOR Minnesota and the upper lake region, and
thence to Missouri and the Ohio valley, rising ba
Iomefer, northwesterly to southwesterly Winds
lower temperature, and party cloudy weather Re,
ports are missing from the southwest, the north
west the upper lakes, and generally from the sta.
tiOns west of the Mississippi.
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IL We remember rightly, 1t was our namesake,
the EVENING STAE of Washington, that some
ten or twelve months ago twitted us for making
the assertion that the looming contest be-
tween the people and grasping monopolies
would shortly be inaugurated. The uprising OF
western farmers, and the spirit displayed by a
large and influential body of the people of NJ as
sachusetts IN regard to the usurpatiOns of rail-
roads, ought by this time to convince our co.
temporary that our representations were pretty
nearly correct.-Phiid. Star.
On the contrary, We have always backed you
mp in your plucky fight against the monopolies.
The two STARS are alike sound and bright on
that question.
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IL seems that the members of the House of
Delegates are rather afraid of the bill to pre-
serve the purity Of elections by the use of un-
marked ballots, as they rejected 1t last evening
by a vote Of yeas 5, Nays 9. Mr.. Wall said, in
opposition to the bill, that if it passed and it
was forbidden to mark tickets it would be i'm
possible for many of the colored people to vote
their sentiments; rather a left-handed compli-
ment to the men Of his race, and the poorest
possible argument against the bill, which ought
o have been passed.
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Next week or shortly thereafter, the Western
rHion company win swallow up the Atlantic
and Pacific telegraph lines. Next week or
shortly thereafter, there will be perceptible
increase in the cost Of telegraphing in those
parts Of the country affected by the absorption,
with corresponding falling of in the efficiency
Of the Sc: vice, and also in the polteness of en-
ployes. So W. 60 Every week the grasp of the
monopolists grows tighter and tighter.
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The HoPkeaa.

bAifino1H, Msy l0.-virsinis SIS, old, s71S do
ecnsondsted, 81; West Nirginae, IS North Carolina
os old, 70, do. special tax, IA, bid to-day
BALfIhon1, May l0-Cotton duil-low middlings,
H&gb Flour firm and active; prices unchanged.
heat quiet and steady. G Urn firm. Oats firm Rye
hrm, a5a 81 %. Hay unchanged. Provisions heavy
and weak. Sugar cured hams, loll alols. Lard dull
and nominal, 9A.a9x. Western butter frmer-prma
T. choice, 26g2s; choice gross, 30. Whisky nominal.
NKw YoRK, May I0.-Money easy, Sos Gold
strong, Is G9vernments duh and steady.
NEW YORK, May lO.-Flour quiet and unchanged
W heat quiet and firm. Corn quiet.
LONDON, MAJ 10 II m.-Consois opened at 93S@
go for money, and 93a< for account. Bonds of 1855
old, %; 1857, "a; lo-aos, Ss{ new nve's, sak. Erie
ls62, ~
Paris, May l0-Rentes opened at 81 francs 40
confines. "
LONDON, May 10, noon.-The rate of discount of
the Bank Of England has advanced n and is no "
s per cent
LONDON, May 10, p. m.-Esie, 49,.
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FINANCIAL AND COBINKRmAL.

to . lively day in Wall street. The failure OF .
leading drm threw the exchange into an intense
excitement, during which men vent 50 wild
that the great ko<hschild Vas pablicly insulted-
SpeculatOrD whom We suppose were on the
"bear" side Of the market want the government
70 suspend operations until they have . chance
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nFSCHENCKS MANDRAKE PILLS-These
Wy pills are composed exclusively of vegetable
ingredients, and although they entirely upersede
the use Of mercury do not leave any Of its in urous
effects They act directly pom the liver, and are a
valuable remedy in all cases Of derangement result
ing from q disordered state Of that organ, Liver
Complaint, Bilious Disorders, Indigestion, Sick
Headache, Typ hoid Fevers, &c, &C all succumb TO
the free use Of Schenck's Mandrake Pills Tor sale
by all Druggists and Dealers m2-tr
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%ROSADALIS Harrison ones, writing from
Wy Williamsburg, Va, says:
Twas afflicted with an inveterate letter on my face
up TO about two months ago. received the treat.
ment Of every physician in the neighborhoOd Of my
homo in Pennsy lv ania and Of the surgeons in the
army. but with no success. Every different medicine
tried failed to relieve me. ] suffered intensely
hideous to behold. The Rosadalis was recommended
to me BY friend, and commenced the Of It, and
to-day I'm less than two months my flesh is az fair
and free from disease as il had never been at ali
AFFLICTED ONLY used ftco bottles Of Rosadal,s Snt
them for $1,000. ~
Tor sale 81 s. CALvIRT FORD, IIos Penn.
lyania avenue. ms so0t
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THE ACTUAL COST

THE ACTUAL COST
OF Life Insurance in . Mutual Company depends
upon the amount OF surplus premium, or dividend
returned to the policy holder, out Of the Premiums
originally or nomipally paid.
That Company In which the highest rates Of inter-
est are realized upon assets, and in which the
penses Of cement the iopest, must have the
largest accIuing pusmust be able to return the
largest dividends to its therefore MUST
BIZ ABLE TO GRANT INSURANCE AT THE LOWEST COST
The Company that does this IS ths
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL.
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rs l. %. F.-GRAND LODGE.-Members
Wy Of the Grand Lodge are requested to meet at
the Hall, 7th street, at IL O'Clock TO MORROW
Sunday to attend the funeral of JOHN B. TURroS,
p. q. Of Eriendship Lodge, No. H.
r. HALL SWEET, Grand Secretary.
rs l. o. o: F.-The officers and members Of
Wy the r. W. GRAND ENCAMPMENT will
assemble 70 MORROWlsUNDAYtAFT
s =, nsu PAD one clock promptly, to attend the
Iuhefai OF r. U. L. JOHN b. TURTON, of RidgeIy
Enc ampment. THOMAS W. FOWLER,
Grand Scribe.
hFI. D. o. F.-The members of FRIENDSHIP
Wy LODGE, No. IL are hereby notified te meet
Ia their Lodge room on SUNDAY AFTERNOON,
at ~ O'Clock for the purpose of attending the fu-
II p II SWEET, Per. sec,y.
0IoUNG MEMS, , GGHHRIsTIAN AssO0IA-
FREE READING Ro0MM.Do,u. w..k,. s....
inS GFd p TC% All gsts Of
~ per ysari ~, per quarter. p RLORS AND
CONEkRSAIlON ROOMS for Ladies and Gentle-
Daily PRAYEK MEETINGS. SAT al 4 is, Sand D. m
LITERARY SOCIETY Saturday evening, at ~
O'Clock. SABBATH AFTERNOON SERVICES
at IL O'Clock. mH
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As a result Of It's mutaality, strength, prudence,
and economy il is beiey ed to give life insurance at
lsss actual cash outlay and with greater security
Than other company.
1t is prompt and honorable in the settlement Of
Losses; ct the same time, carefully guards its
bers against fraudulent and unjust claims Since its
organization II has paid for death claims and ma
tured endowment, SIS yS2f,6l4 IS.
The forfeiture Of premiums By the lapse Of Policies
e prevented by allowing surrender for paid poll
cies after two annual premiums have been pad and
within year from the date Of Lapse.
The pre- MUM system % the Company 10 Carefully
adapted to the maintenance Of streneth-so2<enc /,
and, Ct the same time, 10 eapAble Of accurate
ment to the current ex peIienoe. =. ID. -.
i charges nominsi Esninn entirely anele Tor
really need; and then to reduce this s
MUM In each year TO the actual necessities 81 the
Company for the time esne> and take from the pel-
ey-holdeI no more thse Drsssnt conditions denand,
allows him TO velaiR3 Der cent. OF the ffst pre-
MUM upon annual premium life policies, and . per
cent. Of the first DrenAom upon annual premium en-.
dowment policies . permanent credit Foan, and
60 retain from each ss6seeeent premium that p9r-
proved TO be sur pins; that ct time does the
COMPANY take from him higher actual premium
than 10 needed to carry the risk for the
vide the reinsuranee fnnd. Z.
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:" fWENIY THnnsANn RHAnERs


TWENTY THOUSAND READERS
A beautiful bcQuet OF choice PRISE and poetical
flowers TOMORROW,
Culed with exquisite tastevby Sarah Lamar Hopper,
Maggie La~mond, Father idien. Daisy Dell, Cor
della, Ingram, Pasforia, j. Irvine. HI. n. Gas
.vsy, a: I: Leonard. and other popular and
- Rs@s%esE 5..asE g. astns.isSssd r 49, e,
1ts HkS,s Ma received ursn TWELVE "a,
4SISazi III S1 fs6slktoRSow. In. ~.
TSG1SONIC-HIRAM LODGE, No. l0:-The
MN herS are notified TO attend Q called meet
In n on SATCRDAY EVENING, 6 > ociock,t 70
make attend the funerel o. our iate
Brother ions fuRroy. without fur.he. nouee,
the members viii xiso assemble 81 the BALL eo,ner
l3h street and Pennsytvsnis avenuei Al . csoe J:
m !, on % EDAY, AZ which time the funerd mestns
viii tAts place, All Master M.sons In goo sAsa
ing frsfernally invited 20 attend.
1Sf JOHN NJ JEWELL. Secretary.
~eT. TAMMANY TkIBE, No. Is, IMP @.
r. M-YOu are hereby notified To assemble
nofthvest on MONDAY MORNING, l1h sun Of
VioWer noon, 5fh run rising Of the sun, TO pay o
frsferpsi visit TO the Hunting Ground Of Baltimore,
n - fsmmany's day. Tne members are reauesfed
A. ar IN dark ci0thing, Per regulations Of the
sSr4sr -Members Of Sister Tribes are haternally
izyiset 10 participate with rs on the occasion. BY
- "a the Committee Of Arrangements.
Msr ALFBED ID CAkNON, ChaimAn.
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IN a--~.ru U<roG&. t9fYDn
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, TO LADIES.

~ How I'D II & 70 sss : Souns wife, . mother
Of family Who requires all her .p6ysicI strength
pacities to accept the responsibility which falls BON
her, 70 see her Prostrsted, losing every day her
.hy yss s1erna enough 70 Be- Sssr G,s m N
sblel This state Of weakness and debility is more
issa % ner than severe spe Of Sickness for in that
she VIII finger nonths after months, not fhiniina
w3n wniis 70 sse phy.ican about II, until nature,
when little Drecaution In proper time would have
1870 her NE: 70 prevents 70 trsnethen Q cure,
IERS Of DR.. I; g. BHRfRAn. They are . safe and
mi.liole remedy agAinse malaria, dyspepsia, COS
and 81 comllaint. peculiar 70 women. These Bit
ters which a-s sold By al druggists, are, I'm conse-
neoscine S~ GxcslIASo Tor ladies'. jALtf
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WANTS.

WAHIxD.A good BREAD BAKER, q 1Oi
WAnIED.DRUG CLxRK, 18th and 7 ssreets.
WAMIEp.Th.:e ..cd DREss LAklks. ,Ap-
w ing and hossesorE Reference required.
H HsSIy e Mrs. Dr: wAD.MoRrH, 8. W. corner
WAETnnpem.dA . arst-c!.ss RnrAD gA K Ar
s0LLIRs, b street. betwssnsih and 7.n streets
will pay rent promptly. Must be in = respectable
Star 6 6sR, not over SIS ss Address
three unfafnisssd RooMs suitable H. for tcSs sr
Star os. hSss fsass
!erme: mlo-N-
Want. sss.
make himself generally useful, and the interest 4
RSesinss Star Once. 's''"'''' ADDRESS ''its
WANTED-A TENANT for Il room unfurnished
w house in Alex andria; large garden, good out
ing hou,s cars every hour for washinston fare, 10
SsI ss KeGt board Of gsp,1%sn ana wts
avenue, for full particulars. milo 6t-
WANTED-A compel emit colored nnrse GIRL L; re-
vNferences required. 1122 llth Sc w m9-St.
WAkTED-By young man, of y S, vars r sy &c,
sRd p s,ss STAR sTosa Adass
GIRh to Do
BABY d Apply at No. 1888 street, between eih
w petent colored WOMAN, to cook, wash and
iron; references required. Apply 1908 street
WANTEB-An active young NAN with 4 snail
Partufrsllp
IN n some paying business. Address Business Star
w of the NEST popular Life Insura.cs Companies
in the United States. Capital, 4,0g',00: Will pay
liberal commission a. TtS SS9lSEs:t
m9a Under Second National Bank,
WANTED-TWO COLoRED WOMEN, with
ssrv. Appy one ms
WANTED-A WOMAN TO cook, " ash and IRON.
ARP.yE i%%sdj,eiy at S1s 18th street Al:o
WANTED..yMo111TE WoMAN o cook and wash a =,
and L. mS-3t
WANTTD-A first cIa:s WOOD TURNER. An
wv Ply n person to TUCKER &sHIRMAE, Sss
WANTED-A eANvAsSER and -NEwSPA.
s Ss5%s soin ASRE .a:s I0d'as. e.
WANTED-A WOMAN to 60 into the country,
~ two miles from the city, to do the heusework
Jersey a1enue, near Baitmere and ff Ohio rafSsd
depot. m8-3tr
WANTED-PLUMBERS to know that we are
w prepared to furnish them with all kinds of
BRASS WORK. at 1905 G street northwest. VIM.
h. DOUGLAS co. n B.-Brass Casting done
daily. NIL I'm
WANTED-LADIES to take notice that Madame
w ID. Il. MASON, of New York, has opened her
Millinery Parlors at No. Alb 18th street north
west a3O I'm
Observation-Disclosures or persons in
w need Of first class Sc kVANTS Of every descEip
ton, male and female, to call and get supplied at
wages by apply ing at the Eureka EN- ployment Office,
TO Mrs. LOUISE q. Blu TIER, S01 18th street,
near T.. 0f0sfnf :
WAETED-Eyery one to know that the VICTOR
w SEWING MACHINE has its nesfh sel sG-
ring; the most perfect shuttle In use, resting in q
cradle; needle bar and works Of steel. Agency, 469
Pennsylvania avenue. Also, Branch Of Mime. Dem
augsp-ly 7. W. sPICER. Agent.
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JAMES GOODWIN, President.
JACOB L. CRIME, Secretary.

a. n. DILLON, II. scs
General Agent for Mazyland, Dslayare, Virginia.
wsst Virginia and District Of Ool~bia.
8Outh Street BaltiAare.
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q NIL 3 o n
Few DRUG STORE,
No. 1898 PENNsYLvAn.A AvINyI,

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HKw DRUG STORE.
No. 1929 PENNsYLvAa.A AvHNyI,
D.yct for Soda and Mineral wsssrs. fel1-ly
TIR0M fHH EARLIEsf ACES 70
w the prevent day, 6crOfula hAs been the bane,
:. Ssods
history nst Herson known 70 be infected Nth Il
,ss Of s.s.,IT.Ss EooI tND HE.s JUIS.s. and
Dotches, reesrS, ~ can bsreStorsd 70 sound heath
EsOf AID HERD JUICES, s1.s Der p.t.,.
s1... PRS'sIaSER CO.. flo'risscr'. sIs f:sss
9OO,, CASTS CANNED PHACaEs, {, and 5
mo. .!JsS, y. LTnsDoN Co.
lOOOrss.eessfbkiosss:, c cShaIoSS
Jasksons, Fiukes, &c"
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mlo-N 20s 9Th St, OPP. Center srket
DELICIOUS CREAMs AND ICES
HENRY ALBIRs,
ConfectiOner and Ice Cream Manufacture,
nlesolm. No. loIa llth St, bes- and L.
GREAT BARGAINS
STRIPED ANlOa SCI snKs.
ALL WOOL sGhSK skssaSis fsA 81 So
Handsome Printed Iisea lawns ~
saitesns. Grape Grape Cloths ssd Piaues.
Bes SUI. md ss sooas y H. news~
'''' ''' OH Sss Ff $ss PUFF . BRO.
THIS rs 70 GIxE M05iCE, Ih.a e saIecId-
d. trict o. Columbia, nesnne esscis. srm letter.
q s:. o. =: ss. So5N
dsceassd are hsssby va.nsd 70 s1AiSx the Sane.
Ssiore The Sih day q Mss esIt they nay othervise
Nv lsS be sxcded nom al bene1s q tie aid estate.
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mlos.As EsaHs AdainistrasSr.
INihh s'lkt 81 o SoHHyufhhEHzf HH DISTRICT
,,v,w n 9. e, y H.., is.s:
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ann isyios. JoSssSss Taylor, ssS Gbs Sss
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e: e e -: sss & ca. ).
az SIip s1s N s. 90 .sss.ss .sSo. b ls-
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M. JEWELL, Secretary.

. p..ssi ssrssIy, 1Ill I!h s5s:s, ss: I'm g
- Sso. - g ~ s SSsss nan "a
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

HIBERNIA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
i Il Of Cleveland, ohio. Paid up capital 6aS 90
aggregate amount of available assets, S293, 31 81
nS-lw d. A. BRoSNAN, Agt., 926 G street.
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= A. C. GuDDs. Agent,
80 slA29 PINNSYLvANIA AVENUE,
lover Mhburn's Drus store,l
mlt-s& WASAlNG TON, .. O.
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j. bulk three. stoU BRICK HOUSE,. With two
story Beck Building; house froufs Soufheesf: he's
little front yard, and side entf1neo: oontafoo nine
rooms, besides 10Th snd eloss(s. Cellar under
entire house With are places, eas and water; con
lsxloo. Inquire on the Rrenses q the owner a the
IropsrH ansr L:n. eAs Rhode lslsnd .ye.ss.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-08-15
Divine Soywfce

Divine Service.
Service during August as follows, commenc
ing at l03 o'clock a. M:
10th Sunday after Trinity, Port Tobacco,
18th Sunday after Trinity, Piney,
18th Sunday after Trinity, Port Tobacco.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-08-15
Beyond the Mississippi.

Thousands have already gone, and thousands
more are turning their eyes towards new homes
in the fertile West. To those going to Nilsson
ri, Kansas, Nebraska Colorado, Utah, Wyo-
ming, Nevada, Oregon or California, we recon-
mend cheap, safe, quick and direct route, 0ia
st. Louis, over the Missouri Pacific Railroad,
which runs it's fine Day Coaches and Pullman
Sleepers from St. Louis to principal points in
the West, without change. We believe that the
Missouri Pacific Railroad has the best track and
the finest and safest equipment of any line west
ofthe Mississippi, and its connections with roads
further West are prompt and reliable The
Texas connection Of this road is now completed
and passengers are offered first class, all-rai
route from st. Louis to Texas, either over the
Missouri, Kansas & Texas R. R., via Sedal5a, Oh
over the Atlantic & Pacific R. R., 0iG Vieita
For maps, time tables, Information as to rates.
routes, SC, we refer our readers to S. H. Thomp
son, Eastern Passenger Agent, Columbus Ohio
or 3. A. Ford, General Passenger Agent, St
Louis, Mo. Questions sOiU be cheerfuIly ane
pr0zaptIY dnSaCered!