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Jingle packAas IN the above lottery The hehss
pr scheme
We invariably letters mall
envelope Observing the condolences
drawing ws send the oca printed ceruned
otcers, explanation
once payable drawing
Bank Of taken
Correspondents place the utmost condolences the regularity
sfsty 81 the nats
from
yet bad valuable letter msary change
once all postage
us and we will prepay 10
address Be careful once,
many happened that correspond
before
.Bcorespondsnts ~ careful writing each
letter addressed their once, county State
fully authorize
saying that obtain good prize only necessary
dre-s a line EGERrON h BRO,
Boz 100, Post Once, Baltimore, Maryland.
ls--2o % q, N2vs.Q.ia
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N1N0LE AND DOUBLE-BARREL GUNS AND GUM
~ ming Appsrasus-John w Baden Of
and Pennsylvania
the shove ecods, consisting, in part, o. =, =
Fine Esash atuhN sws do~he and sns,e-
harel fcwhes pieces, OF
Common and low priced English and German
Single and Aowhae-basrel docking runs
Boys guns II ..al.
Game bass, liquor Aasks, shot pouches
Powder TASKS single and double belts
Walkers, E1ys Co.'s and othsrs' English and French
Patent metallic snd papF wads and wsA paper
Wamhine rods and cleaners
Nipple wrenches, sbrs waA
Ramrod and
Patent lever charges, ballet moulds
Pistol belts, kwnaua knive~ sc, great variety.
sov'smen pacsas avtsed erans stock before
Chasing nearly an n sporting ods made ord~
house IN this eoscsry 4 M ~ 1900
sporting powder - - :
JOHN W BADEN.
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rous or u-dsa,ed Compound prsssrvns fastening soften
has cssansa1 the hcsd,
curing q skin and external cuts bussss &C. The
used bsrrys Tuc0pau0ua wheA
for the Of hs ha efnpOn
cus BRUISES &C. places the bead Of al preparations intended
,o ,hS ks -coasjdere4 aseeIti FNu~s
The sale. average m'oa q sosss
mat The odvn which daily antss tbs depot
snd manuacto i3 rosdway, addressed TO Professor ba
corns cash. Seauns Immediate attention, woad ecesy
believed wholesale desnd from ovo 2 Sooo bellies
al the other ha penafoas
Joined The popularity article cveywhsrc ard the liberal
terms deaers combine its sales wsn great rsaay
and posion ade ~ considerable
add reputation well istusac vasas Tos sale WHSLE
sas and RETAIL depot ma~uAety, M 1seaAwsy
merchants and drusgss hsoughooa NE Uned
West l0dies rsea -
and James L. Gibbs, WashnSton y u Sosd II
sTge bottles. Pice Is cents. fF tA
May dim ass
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U.,v.rs,ty Of naryi..A. -.
u, is,s and , end on ne -, II March, MA
rs'.spts 'ss fra<aos " ss'ssr sAA os'ss ss'y-HsAsa
ransps: .ss r'sss. q s.z,a. md css;si s.&...-s.-
oS.ss"is.- s,eh.,a il. TN.ss., \. n
M.,sr: medica, Therapeutics, and rsho'ou0sss W Hssa
rs.eae.i Aa..emy -s.r.,cs salM, ND
dos. ss, r..Asss.a~, -.
.and Is. s.nor, na.:y, :ss..i.s 80 ss1 Ms.sa .
gr...s,y ana :. ....se.s ..a sm..s.a sss.sy - 1ss
sss.p Rspsuss 4 wvs.e
u Baltimore NV " A'y Atlantic sy.
Aug sa--oaws,sAocs o. -" 80 = -.
Ion RGsr-Tha, large t~os,ay BRICK house.
and as'c, the posshesss NJ MansnsAs
r. s's s... s's ss: e. - q
ssnsy, No building ass cosss 4 ssd
'e 'ss s. .Sss,s 4
nn. EDWARD u. CAHmICsaA Esl, sr~np y1VW1sAA,
W. s. .ss s. ..v &c 9 H. sa,::s
Ha.. --.--~ = - = - - a. so...sS
l.ssr.say as.ssss IIsss ~ psv. Ssls.1 Tres-ssse-
ss~s, s~a MArAss RAshs Vessels go cnsvssns
ETrA INSURANCE. COMPANY o. UTICA. Haw yoax--
~ CAp'a--.-...-..-
Io". p H'rsAr, President n. nAwLsr, ssssssay
~ 49,
GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY or UTICA, Nsw YoaK--
Capital ..etRSa
c. 3 covssrsr, PrssAesI Jcs- Baewrx ussss4sy.
The undersigned. nv fpv.ssas ccnaul~p
tssass ssanst loss damaRs stenne ehsg
vesseb dwelling and con
dice by inland r s~pofsntSDa
All losses promptly and literally Abused
CHAs. DE sELbTwU Areot
seventh 81, osposase Ooa Usassv6 DSu-
Andrew j. Lanes, Office sbovs, 10 du,v s~sSst,sa - v.
applications ~ - 49, ~ s~M&sr
and Warrant lADs shalI Apply "a ~ Ces-ls,1r.rv
o. r.c-,css mr. dup NJ land - M ~
.c-- s.u-d :" ls"-sry se<e. HAsss Hspus
ssa ",ss ~ W. s.s.n .a... e.s ~ Hays: Tssss
cV snd has never reached ksvise .sA ssA
~s~"s hiss Pit ~r uvr~A Once IoNsstS
40 earsSf hes heew AsA heresw psss~
'neeon IN the event o. ~ sssS4 rssssssA n Assrs.
wAsHrssros, sspssmAsr n, iass-ssp 1870 '-~-~-
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THE Union ACADEMY lAaA oasuo4 90
i New Yort avenue,
T. RICHARDS, A. NJ, Principal,
and the Urcs FsnALa AcADanr Ian bsswssa Nee
Yssk avsnUe an1 y street,
E Mn. H. RICHARDS, Pnncipa, fs5
will have
July and wi opsa fo another Msstay
in Sare0hss 1859 fan bsasd a seh9o eaesl.
For farther parscsas canlcsass asA earcss1 Z, rs-
hamr Hookseo~v. KEW N74A N#NsN4~ ~ $50
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NEW yOnx. BREMEN, AND SOUTH
RON J:ps s'Eps'' Pe ia aE Ia Capt Z 81.
Tn... steamer. stop going returning
PROPOSED DATES or sAtLINc-issa
From New York. Prom Bremen.
%..s"s'"n Saturday, .sss z xs 4
tsrmana Saturday May ~ Ia a,. -
Hermann. Saturday, JaIy 10. August ~
Washington Saturday, Ausu.t Ia September ..
w..sss.oa s.,arSsy oses@r Hovsms.i
sr%ann .ss,.,s.y' novs%Ss, Dsosns. y
Hermann .. -. Saturday, December II.
w y.s% MAN, Sss Seq.
s %..s,"ssu. s' w..s.s,os. S s,
nermana....... !sssa asr~.an...... pee. !
T..s."s.".: I AMY e w''A"s''' JAN
Pncs passage New York Southampton Bremen.
lower
An 'en.,. and a.wo,.,. mus. pas. s,ou. III. pos; ones.
s e sr: ~ be ss ss s' s ssy ..
." ' :, Sf sssb' RusaA, - south any.
aAsr nsssqke csosk SY ss.% co Southampton
WILLIAM isELis, Havre
Jan as-dly
opsnsd Once, No ~ William Mercsans.' Enshaass
sana Insurance mining railroad, government State, and city
rro.l..oy .o,s., exchange. and ..so.I.s.d
May ls-dn rMANUEI. =. HART
Lacas, Turner, Co., aaskers, SAN Francssco, Calf
fornia
fAPTATN W. r, SHERMAN. TO his
friends snd banking hous
Of Lucas Turner Co. mad thu, he has de his
IN that CITY, where he win rve his personal 70
the nv.smen o. y. collection ard p.ymen, des. sell
exchange
ers husness In is general
The memhs Of this hrm
title II 10 the most perfect confidence
Sep tt-dm
i,HAsE's HOTEl., No. MA Broadway, view v"~h.-
Th e~sahbmept will opened by the undersigned OF the city
Of Washington, hotel about the 9Th inst re location
the desirable the and It's 70 dehahfu'
No rains will spared render s patrons a. com
J.. P. CHASE
Sept 7--dn New York, September s, 1852
n j. wrEERr NEW ooODs FOR GEsTLEME~-
OF e. CANT co. for gentle
making time very complete Those
shout supply with cohiss fov the
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I'VE HAVE JUST RECEIVED from New York a
very superior goods, consisting

ME HAVE JUST RECEIvED from New York a
part OF, Viz:
so Bayadere silk dresses, entirely
5000 yards !wensi1 inches wide, plaid silks from ~ cents
1900 yards. inches wide plain heavy Pou de
200 soie, AL eoloss ehsap ;,. ,. ,. ,.,i,. ,na
common coored silks. ioI evening dresses
y.' , sJ%saas s. . g g. . O. per yard
100 y.1d. black s'... q widths, sau. heavy
IS sns1o saa rssa.s asaa a ass
40 pieces high coiored plaid mssnos
q pieces plaid vaenciennes. article for ladies'
50 pieces plain and figured mou..siine de lanes
500 pieces plaid bonnet rbands
100 pieces water I. and ID, p,si. IN Iiland'
50 pieces French nerinos, all shades
$50 hne aud medium French worked collar.
10 pisces ! Am %. NJ 70 ", velvet.
10 nne medium embroidered linen-cambrie
% pieces Lupin'. ane mou..elne.. all color.
piece: LaDn s.es sas. VERY nae
IS pieces black spaeas, from Is cents TO $is5
IS long and square cashmere shaws
100 long and square Bay State and other makes
5000 yards srench and English sinsnsms
70 piece. cloth for ladies, eioak,us.
Msrcsiines Tor Innings, every color
100 pieces hAnnels, oil COLO"
20 pieces ca.simeres DO
Is pieces cloths do
% pieces vessings DO
Afu assorimen, hosiery
500 s.,d sas" ;I% sUGs % esn
ios pairs one bed sanksu, ,wilsd very nne
100 pisces kerseys, for servanrs'
rs pieces "a and 54 full cloths
so pieces plaid iinsrys
A full assortment of coitons Of every kind
Ruasia diapers, table damask napkns
Irish lnena. Huckaback diapers, crash
IS pieces borknss. Id wide
20 pieces brocaiei hne
so pairs lace cuytsins cheap
10 pieces India ssiins
We've, carpet. carpets ingram carpets
Venetian
and small Of various kinds and
many goods
In Of the large OF buy and
sell enables greater than the
Distinct Purchasers will please call aud examine for
the s,seves. HALL BROTHER
Sept27-aaw4w
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MAt t-uo"
UNIVERSITY OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ART-
MENT.
win commence on Monday Sov'ns'r ~ and win '''sa
j.i T. a isa H. NJ D. g. Professor q chemistry
miTs c-s. "si Il .frsss..o; :, os.ss:ie.
aa..vs: ss " D p
r csD%s. se c. ss..d d. s'G g.,
samuel r hop in. ~ ~. Ds"'' $3.50"
Is 20 ne 20 s s q Ap ~ % open
m s any : Il: s o ~ r..
ss !. ss ed hs'
sbou, thousand pssnn rsc.ibs for daily ia This
The number of patients nearly -ss,y .::s,:s z %: Y
'uy "-a~"ovi a.A
THE no, les az the sss,hern saaaafAessrsss' DA.k
: s''S~'' : : HENRY !. .ov:a.,
oce Opposite Treasury Department, sss,s.
VANS 4 wAT-OSs chAi.aeiphta- mAs~aAss~ssA
patent hole ssansndes Ore ard n eepsef
S., :. n:s s No = sT
equal any the unitrd ~ ~ "
more ssa &C. Sd s9 .s b.. az. a. =. :
o.. 20 n %. .'s a's ~
Phil.AsspAss sss ~.
Ua,,-s ssais. xpps..srr oaes, rnSs1.,saa -
rssssps. ssS n.,s.a co...
.E5sI Fl * Il ! :
Richard Norris fcs, Locomotive works. Phiiadsphia.
Winchester BsAk, WfSchesses, virkina. X nf4 Na
Sole for Bunerwosths superior hank locks sos
slate lined srfnscrslors.
July N-2awly t*ftt h NA As&s
Home and Foreign Patent asA 0snsxnl ASansy.
MICHAEL rOURsE CO.,
once II ssay spvs1ns
#Evn4 0snsrs Post Oalee, Washxossa, n O. altsNsi
r. q Co. give psu.sssss sfsssi~s
NJ the whether befrs COagv, oaprsoa
Cou the Rxeeusive ocNnng -
this and feisn co0aes asd 10 ~ pachsss as1 - =
Their viii regulated
rendered. Ii 81 II ~ NAlttif
N Boa~ Of the ARA viii EasaAA
n~nt Of Europe and viii Jake charge Of bssss va
nsy ialustsd - Nlif- ~ H&fA I'D 49,
tHa MICHAEL NoUnSk
JAMES MOk0A,
CHAo y. 0fAnooU0H.
Solicitor and legal adviser, T. u. 0iLLET. M N 80
rune lo-wn
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A Eiewantiy Furnished Heasc fer Reau.-A house
elegantly and completely furnished in particular eocsAa
bath with fT The
furniture all the OF having been only eight
moaths
Inquire street, three doors east Of Tenth
Oct t-du
AOTICE-We the richest and best
tall from New York Philadelphia
market We think useless for
articles describe Their richness and beauty
respectfully invite The attention u the public
sep 2sA-3awIw Es3 HALL BROTHER
NIiOCOLATE Cocoa, and BrOma.-W. BAKER 4 cos
Vanilla chocsass and
which first premiums have brn awarded ny tbs chief institutes
Union x by MI the psctpa
United States, ma by their aeentss
Hussey Murray. New York GraSt and Twes Phiiadrphia
Thomas " Brundge, Raisp"e Kennel Dudley Cincinnati
$50 WALTER BAKER, 4 Co,
Ap3-dly Dorchester Mas
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Oyr-Boooty land ~san, No 81 % issued uoder the OF
IL CsaVe~a of the z-th sepemb~r 1850 for
Lieut. George r. Graham United corps,
desoy.d shall In weeks from this date Com
sisstoasr Of Pen~ons tor renewal Of said warrant
t-isw6ws GEORGE T. GRAB AN.
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NEW York. May ~, ISs3.-rhe undersigned ds
Once, No William (Mecbants'
for the Transaction a svnerai brokerage business
Bank mining, rarad
bousht and
fromssory soses, exchange. nesosissed
Io-An EMANUEL. D. HART
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THE NOt les AZ the Southern ManufhctaxeSs' DAnh
i redeemed AZ par By the subsccsiber
T I7ff FI1F I'Na'4+ ~ HENRY ~ N0URa8, e !
H#F4 Wstss. II s4sif Agent 3. NJ. Bank.
3-df tms4f8 ! n FstsaL rt4
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BRILLIANT FlyE-DoLLAk LOTTERY.
On Tuesday, November 8, lass.
BEL-AIR LOTTERY,
Class No. 2S.
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CONGRESS-.
Senate.


Mr.. SEWARD presented number of peti-
tions and memorials for the construction of
railroad to the Pacific; from railroad
companies asking right of way through pub,
lie lands; from citizens asking that liberty
OF conscience shall be guaranteed in foreign
cards to American citizens.
Reports on unimportant matters were
made.
Mr. UNDERWOOD offered bill to repeal a
section of the act of 1890 for the punish
ment of crimes against the United States,
which section provides that no crime except
that of murder or piracy shall be punished
by imprisonment beyond three years.
A bill for the relief of Gen. Riley in or
der to enable him to settle his accounts
with the United States.
The California Delegation opposed it, be-
cause they wanted in connection with it a
proposition to refund to the State of Cali
fornia the money collected for Customs be-
fore her admission into the Union.
Messrs Gw1NN and WELLER we're anxious
that the bill be referred
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House Of Representatives.

Mr.. GIDDINGs, from the Committee on
Territories, reported bill to provide for
the survey and location of wagon road
from the Missouri river to California and
Oregon; which was read twice and COM
mitted
The SPEAKER called upon the Committees
for reports.
MIR. DUNHAM, from the Committee of
Ways and Means, reported bill from the
Senate amendatory of the coinage laws
with an amendment and proceeded to ex-
plain the nature and modus operand, of the
proposed amendments.
The hour of one arriving,
The House proceeded to the consideration
of the special order, being the bill to prohi
bit holding to bail in civil causes in the
District of Columbia.
MIR. JONES, of Tennessee, explained the
bill and moved the previous question on it's
passage under the operatian of which the
bill was read third time and passed.
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An Incident.

On our way yesterday to the lower part
of the city, we passed woman seated on
the step of large dwelling house. nursing
her child. She was evidently an Italian
and marked with the traces of beauty; which
after all that may be said, is ineffaceble and
enduring, even through poverty, crime, and
the deepest debasement. The woman was
poorly and thinly clad. She looked hungry
and tired. Society had evidently done little
fvr her, and the treasures we count most
highly were the very ones she did not pos
sess. But no one who looked for moment
at her face, as it bent over the child in her
arms would have dreamed of calling that
woman either poor or pitiable. She was
rich in treasure money cannot purchase
royal, in possession queens might envy
If she had not wherewithal to obtain O
nights lodging or single meal, she held in
her arms and folded to her heart wealth
to which Golconda was mean and common.
That woman, poor and pitiable as she SEEM
ed, was rich. The fact rayed forth from
her wan features in sort of glory, like that
which the painters fable for their Madonna.
And it is very notable how all things which
are are most priceless and valuable are
common things. Genius, beauty, health,
and the divine capacity for loving, fall rs
often, if not oftener, to those poor in pocket
than to the millonaires and lords of change.
The pure air, the sweet water, and the SUI
shine that brightens all things, are the ill.,
heritance of the peasant as we'll rs the
prince; and little children, {" the stars of
the earth, loving themselves, aud the foun-
tains OF unutterable, inexhaustible affection
in others, bloom with more brilliant child
hood when the wealth of heaven is the only
wealth, than when purple and fine linen
strive for superiority.
We contributed our mite to the woman
that was richer than We, and walked along
frmer belief that
"-the good Lord who loveth Us.
Hath m.de and loveth ALL"
[Nev Orleans Picqyune.
~Tbe noblest designs are like mine:
# discovered they are lost 49,
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DIED..

On the 10Th ultimo, of ,ralyses, which she bore
with subnis so and christian meekness for the last
two years, Miss SARAH GRIFFIN, ~, hter OF Ian
ceot and Ann Griffin. in the 59th year of her age.
At Mrs. Enn>'s, CAPT oil Hill, on Yesterday, JOHN
F., infant of Hon. John +. Darby, of Missouri.
a-ed 10 months and q days.
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ALL HAIL! ALL HAIL!
GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL

GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
At Carusirs Saloon, Moueay Fs6. Z, 1858.
'l'UE WAS IINGTON IGIT INFANTRY respect
full announce that ,hey have ensa1 cd Erusi's
.Sl'oon fr the par ose of eivi1g Grand Ball on
MONDAY NIGHT. Feb I, 1858.
To those no PIE eht 1T the Ball on the 18th
Of Janu ry. We refer a. t. whether IN romseS 10
make it best Ill that has been given Tor years
WAS complied with. And it is the intention 10 make
this q tai if not surpass chat bal
Ticne.s s., to be had at h usual res.
10 EPII Il. TATE,
JOHN T FUCKER,
JAMES KELLY,
JOHN w. MLAD.
J X. MARSbLETTI,
J.F. NIT, HELL,
JAMES A KING,
WI. H. SPALDIAG,
p. DUBANT.
Committee of A rangements.
WIN. W. S. KERR, Trea S. rer. jan %
MBKOIDERED SLEEVES, Chin.
L. tsets, Collar, &c.-Tiie rub criber his
on hand hue ssortm-nt of the above Goods the la
dies are lie Ia. sted to call and examine.
Embroidered muslin and lace Sleeves
Do do do Chemisetts.
d, do pointed Collsrs
d, muffin Cuffs
Fine lace Berthas
d, embroidered muslin Caps
Do do lace Caps and CapeS
Ares and fin. lot Of Dress Caps
Jan .7-st A. TATE. Agent.
S.cuooL Bo0As of svsry dssGiRsioen s ssa. y
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Correspondence Of the Boston Olive Branch.]
Note. Of Meaningless.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 22d, 1853.

Odu' 6-us 1000.
My Dear M:-The last public letter /
had the pleasure of addressing you, was
written on the banks of "the beautiful
Ohio"-la belle riuiere From thence pass
ed down to Wheeling, in Virginia; and
never shall forget the delightful impress
sions made on my mind by the splendid
scenery of that part of the country. The
Ohio river on both banks, from Beaver
down to Wheeling is replete with natural
beauties. Hill rises over hill, wood, point
opens beyond point. bay spreads around
bay, until the vision is completely filled
with one of the most lovely panoramas that
can anywhere be enjoyed.
Arrived at Wheeling, passed to the re-
tired dwelling of our mutual friend, whose
graphic letter of IS Life in Western Virgil
MIA see has recently appeared in the
columns of the Ohive Branch. But that let
ter, picquant as it is in domestic sketching,
can give you no idea of the grandeur and
variety of the mountain region in the vi
cinity of Wheeling The whole land there
is teeming with the beautiful. To stand on
the summit of lofty ridges, where mines of
iron, copper, zinc, and coal lie embedded in
the earth beneath your feet; where the
glisteAing pits pour out their hidden treas
ures; where the tall forests cast their shad
ows on the silvery lakes; where meander-
ing streams rol on in their ceaseless jour-
neys to the sea-this is the land Of Wheel
ing, this is Western Virginia. Would that
you could have been with me to have seen
it.
On high and splendid hill. short dis
lance west Of the city Of Wheeling, l entered
a spacious mansion, erected and furnished
in the true style of Virginia elegance and
he spitality. Here, among a circle of Vir-
ginia ladies, found the OHv: Branch: and
| attribute no small share of my cordial well
come to that elegant dwelling to the estima-
ton in which the paper is held. What a
pleasure to be thus widely known and be-
loved by distant strangers! And this l find
to be still more true and forcible here at
Washington, where we have made our resi-
dence in years gone by. All around me
there are inquiries by the friends of other
days. Distance but widens the circle of in
fluence; and position enables us to move
with impulses Of good the hearts of thous-
ands who are in person wholly unknown.
There are many things here to interest
the readers Of the Olive Branch, and we will
chat about them little. But as time
presses to-day, permit me to defer these
brief sketches of men and things to my next
letter.
Meanwhile, I remain your obedient ser.
want, c.w d.
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n@ On yesterday afternoon after fur
nishing the carriers We found but seren pa
ners left for the mail. As We were the only
naner that contained a report OF the Smith
soni.n Lecture have reprinted it for the pun
pue Of sanding it Oh.
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HT Exhibition NOtice-To Hashi, gto,a
city ErhiUit rS.-AS Applicant lis f: ON O her ace
mi n thos citizens of Washington who
wish to faNo .ab situations in the Hall, are
a ay possible. by order OF the Exhibition Com.
mlttee.
TN O'BRIEN,
jan 81 Rec. Secretary.
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CHAkIEh OAK LAKE. lNoUnnNCE LUW.
tANi.
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.

II AhiFOND, CON n kCIICUT.
Cop,tat S20O,OUO.
Securely invested under tie official apl rovai of the
C.mp,ro.hr Of fuolc Ac cunts uf ii, State.
Office, corner Of Nam ond Asylum Streets
Fl'llS Company will Polio es on he Joint st k
lriDci te, and upon tue huiuai pIan thus coui.
biLiug the be eLts vi both stems o, ti,,n
tue insured; and make c,ulI upon any and all
c'Ldtiohs Ing ca conLccted with life lisa
Of ~h teyer nanIe or n.ture.
Poi les " iI bel tn 4 west ties of Premium
that lie d pted and att ri quisie securi,y to
the lIsUr. anu perletuity " tue lbs uiiou.
On the surrrlueI Ut Life ioicy the ho.der i'll re-
ceive ,quitabe aiGe la c,s b
This COnipaLy cJuInLes 10 effect insurance on the
lives If per:o-s Jug I, Cant rnl. at fair rut #
lreuiunr and to grant permits f.r traveii. Z, sea
and tureign resiieuce at equitable rats
Policies i>su ior The bcu, lit of married woman,
,be life If ner husUaiu, or amy otatr per<ou, wl
her .eparate use, ind eud ntly Vt her bus-
bAnu aud Ct he claims If ,reii.Ur-.
The Company is mabased aud controlled by Board
# .Ir ctors VINO ar: personally interested, stick
Loldt IS AID policy Loiuers, III its success.
rphiets cuuLaiuiug raieS of pre- MUM and infor-
nation in relation 10 The OF oper.uoLs, and all
Iapers to effect iLsu aLcc may be obtained
at the U.cs Of The Company, OR Ut any one Ut the
Agents.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
ALFRED GILL; Pr sidept
JOHN L. bUNCE, Vice President.
JAMES c. WALkLkY, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
Alfred Gill. William X. Cone.
john L. Bunce. Nelson HOLSTER
Jaues g. BOilss. samuel Coi'.
John A. But er. DaLiei Phillips.
Noah Wbea T.. N Humphrey.
BOARD OF FINANCE.
GEORGE BEACH, esq PRESIDENT Phoenix BdnF.
D. Z. RoBIss,N, 50 President Hartford Bai x.
lioi. Isaac ToUCIY, late Attorney GeueraI L. {.
JIG JACKSON, N D., A.djcaI kaamjner.
. AeOH BALD WMCH, n. D., OuRspi6IE 10y aaan.
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No DOUBT OF IT.-The skeleton of o cat
md rat. in excellent preservation, has been
found in Gerard's Hall crypt, London. The
rat was firmly held in the mouth of the cat !:
It is thought they had lain there nearly
five hundred years.
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- Boarding.-GentIemenw will find the best
of boarl ct Cops Pavilion, for $3.50 per week, or
tosrd and lodging on reasonable terms GentIem,n
can be accommodated with baths at all boOrs. sup
ply Ct hot or cold water always 90 hand, only % els
single ath.
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