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The Prescott Hat Store.-COnsnlt the o. ncle1
Of "hatdom" Messrs KNOX 6'JAMES, If You wish to
procure article strkngly beautiful in appearance
price, for their assortment Is large and
their skill and in the
Broadway Spring street Heers Saloon
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Nothinc y,un,es the T.rnuer More dean n

meftipg shirt Avoid annoyance and impure perfection
by giving your orders to GREEN No Aston House, whero
mistake 0oeur ami tie shirts homo true
time and true e. TntG.Wge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-16

brakes Spring Styles OF Gentlemen's Hats
elegant and desirable lie has also splendid
Standard prices hats 81 So and 81 80 Give him
call, at No Bowery. THOS ARMSTRONG, Salesman.
ROsr. J. TIFFANY, Foreman.
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Hats that are Light, Elegant, Tasty, and that,
will compare with any high priced hats in New
sold by the New Hat Company for only three dollars Ons
quality. price, and abatement, at Nos l46 and l2
Mas mn aIrnak
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-16

French Plate Glass mt Auction.-A Number
OF cares of plate glass will be sold Monday at IL o'clock
nv ROBERT HAYDOCK, % William street.
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Meall0, Originator ana Conductor OF FASH
ion for hats In New York. 46 Broadway of Canal
Season styles every quarter Delivery spring
1853 ready, and very elegant MEALIO, Halter.
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suring style Hats.-Jacob.


clearly shown by his superior production
produce hats twelve cent better than those
pend other Freeman manufacturing his
hats from the material and by employing aud
percnced work he has been successful in producing
neat and beautiful spring style of gentlemen hats Price
IS and s. 80.
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Spend Four DOIIaTs mt IKhOXs.-BUy your
Spring Hat ut Knoxs No 1913 Fulton street. You wish
hat that shape materials beauty and chcapnosa cannot
excd Every taste sure sooner or later to
patronize KNOX
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Szentlemen's Eass-Spring StyIes.-Rafrerty
Lessk hand usual with their beautiful hats of
They invite attention TO their stock
comprising got up BY and prac
confident that they cannot be surpassed at any price
Of and chdrens straw and FANCY
goods RAFFERTY, & LEASK, 81 Chatham street,
and the corner of Chatham and Pearl streets.
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w. r. Dnvid's New Styles OF Gentlemen's
decidedly the beautiful hats ,red to the
public They highly creditab~ to his taste and s
Those who really article should look in at his
saleroo, l Broadway second door from Duane street.
Amidon, Fashionable Halter, $40 Broad
way doors above Blocker street Gentlemen who ap
preciate fine hat light hat and hat of magnificent
portions, are invited to examine the Spring hats of
AMIDON, No. $40 broadway.
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At the Extenslye Retall Clothing Estnl,-

lishment Of ALFRED MUNROE CO., No. III Broadway,
purchasers will find large AMI excellent variety of fashion
able clothing Of entirely styles suitable for the present
and approaching and all Sizes for boys and
children Every article we'll made and the beet OF trim
mngs used. NO deviation, in instance fron marked
nrir
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-16

Elegant Roots ard Gaiters.-WatlkIns, ia
Street justly celebrated for the elegant styles OF
his cbnussures All VINO wish something recherche, Mt
moderate prices ahoud 20 Watkins No article Of in
ferior M atty sold at this establishment.
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Congress than against its imaginary enormties
as social and domestic institution. But here
after, the criminal records of the South, their
statistics. their newspaper reports, their neigh
borhood traditions their current stories and
rumors OF murders outrages, and cruel
ties Of all kinds, real or fictitious, inflicted
by shareholders and slave drivers upon men,
women and children, are to be trumpet up, and
with oil the exaggerations that may be required
to render them appalling to the last degree
they are to be published in catch-penny pam
phlets. to glut the ravenous stomachs of English
and Northern abolition philanthropy, and to gil
the empty pockets of unprincipled hucksters
upon popular credulty.
1t was thought that the overwhelming cleo
ton of Gen. Pierce had eifeetually paralyzed
the movements and plans of the aboltionists as
a political organization. The terrible rebuke
which that election administered to the whig
party it was supposed had utterly broken to
pieces the frail cords Of its nationality. because
the Union-loving people Of this country had so
emphatically repudated any connivance or
Juggling with the insidious affiliations Of Seward
and Company. This may be so. 1t may be,
and it so appears to be, that the wing party as
organized in 1852, can never more be organized
again. On the other hand. the vote given to
John p. Hale as the free soil candidate, prin,a
facie. would seem to !. be almost as con-
elusive against any long-continuing or DANCE
rous vitality in the political auti-savery omnium
gatherm of the Pittsburg platform All this,
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DR.. CASADAVANT,
SURGEON DENTIST.

Would respectfully announce TO his
- friends and the public of Washington,
~lln$ that he is permanently located on Penn
sylvania avenue, between the National
Hotel and ~ streets. two doors from Campbell :
Building, where he still continues 10 perform all OPP
erations in the Dental Art and trusts TO his repua-
ton and skill for continuance of patronage.
He has made arrangements with of the best
Workmen To assist hun In the manufacture OF ARTI-
FtlAL TEETH, single, or in blocks with gums,
which are superior and more solid than any in Use
III this city. They inserted by the atmospheric
pressure, mounted on the finest gold plates of in
lghtness, and not easily distinguished
from the natural-they are sufficient for every pur-
pose OF masucation, impartng 10 age the freshness
and intelligence ofyouth, and are worn without the
least uneasiness For his great Improvement he has
received many testimonials from hs patients and the
press.
With an experience of seven years he Will give
perfect satisfaction, and all his operations will be
aug 5-eOlm
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no. &o4.
NOTICE OF wITHDR avail

From public sale and pirate entrv of lands
lying acithim fifteen mates of tie roHte Of
the proposed railroad from Brandom, az
Mississippi. TO Montgomery, an alabama
IN consequence of urgent representations on behalf
i of the interests of the proposed railroad from
Brandon to Montgomery, the President of the United
States has directed that, for the present land until
the pleasure of Congress be ascsrtained in re
gard to grant Of public land in aid of constructing
said railroad the public lands lying within fifteen
mi!eS, tor thsreabouts MS 0e.D on either
side of an air line between Brandon ana Montgume-
ry in the districts of land suec sale ct JACKSON
and AUGUSTA, in Mississippi, and st DENoPOLIs and
CAHaDt, in Alabama be withheld from public sale or
private entry. las the may requ!re,) until fur
ther notice and special instructions that purport
have been ac"ordingto given to the land officers of
the districts a foressid.
The limits intended in the above order. shown by
diagrams furnished to the land officers include nor
tons of public lands advertised to lie offered at Ar
gtstG On the 10Th rroximo, and at Dem0jol;s the
18th proNimo, by the Presidents proclamation of
2I May last: and also include portions of the lands
in the districts directed be restored TO pricas
entry by the notice from this Office sutjoined to that
proclamation, lying within the aforementioned
townships, viz:
North Of the base line and East ?fhe ChoctaW mari
dian
In the AUGUSTA district iu Mississippi: TOWNSHIPS
three, four, fve six. and seven. of RANGES twelve
thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, seventeen and
eighteen.
AofHt q lie case tne and heSt 81 tie ". Stpleii 5
meridian
In the DEMoPoLIs district. in Alabama: TOWNSHIPS
thirteen fourteen, fifteen, six teen and seventeen Of
RANGES two. three, and four, ami fractional TOWN
SHIPS thirteen and fourteen, Of five the unsoid
lands within which townships are to lie withheld
from public sale. er private entry. las the may
be- until further notice.
Valid presumption claims within the limits afure-
said may. however, be established and paid for as
heretofore.
BY order of the PRESIDENT
Given under my hat 1T the General Land Office.
city Of Washington, this nineteenth day Of August
1888. JOHN WILSON,
aug 20-d}w Commissioner.
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ATTENTION. ALL

IHNHE undersigned most respectfully calls the at
Il tentinn of the Citizens OF Washington, and 9TH
visiting the City, the fact that he has recently
procured SET of FOUNTS from the North for man
utacturing Soda Water.
These Soda Water Founts have decided adyan-
tage over those which are now used generally, as
they are not made of copper. but of n composition
that Is As pure glass; consequently the water can
not become impreenated from the metal.
There are Ill Use now III New York over three
hundred.
The public are respectfully snlici ed TO call and
test the quality OF this delicious beverage at
GEO. NORBECk'S. C.ncctioner.
Penn. avenue, between 9Th & 10th sts.,
aug -eolm next 10 Iron Hall.
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EEH0!.fL.
The HeiropOii:..H Paper stam.is;g aus,
apiio!-tery WarC-2sOn.:,n

Harc tecd fcn0red 10 IH 81. Ecf. u and + So, north
No. D. w,sHISGruN PLACE.
HAVING removed my place of business 20 more
4 commOdious premises, would respectfully so
lic-it call from my former friends and the public
generally feeling confident that they will be dis
appointed IN the quality of my goods and prices.
have Just returned from the North. with a new
and large assortment nj this seasons goods, which
will he found, III quality and price. superior To any
hitherto brought To ttls city. Ny stock Of PAPER
HtNGiNGS ar. nom the first manufacturers iii The
country. Ny UPHOLSTERY WORK is executed
by wnrkmem in my employ. vi ich III every instance
VIII warrant 10 p1>sc>s the best material and work
manship.
Houses and Halls papered AT the -har;cst no,icc.
by experienced worknen.
Transparent and Buff Holland SHADES, Pafen,
and Eenitiaa BLINDS. Hair. Moss. Cotton and
Shuck MATTRESSES. CUSHIONS al every deS-
ription for sale. Church f'ew- Tt cushioned ri
moderate charges.
10 \ call l. solicited.
JOSEPH Il. X. PLANT.
aug lSiyeo 1th street bet. ID and T..
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NEG MNSIC-
al. 6-enln

lust received tits morning
- Lament ri the Blind Orphan Girl; Annie Lowe.
Ida Ma; Thou art gene l. Jm NV gaze: The oil.
church yard: O'er the hluG Wayc: Flow on lbo,
ia ming river; Home again; DO they mis- M Al
home; Yes, We lEiS> thee; Amt Harriet B.erhs
Stowe. Moment dream Polka: Napoleon Polks.
Paris Polka; Affection SchOtri>che; Home do; En-
pire Polka; Bunker Hill Quicksiep: Gothami,e do
Atlantic SchofiI,che; III addition 10 a large assor-
menr o. the newest and most select publications
We receive music orig week. and then from
the publishers in Boston, New York and Baltimore
Any piece not To be- found in our assortment will be
produced the following Tuesday morning
JOHN +. ELLIS,
jy 10 Pa. avenue, bet. 9th l. 10Th SIS
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FOHs 4IN Ee PEEs,S FERRY

EVNa The SpIendid Steam Packet CON
EA1sIk4#s% GRESS, Captain VoLNEy PuRsELL.
having been thoroughly repaired and
put i'll complete order. will recommence her renuJar
trips between HARPER'S FERRY and GEORGE
TOWN, on Monday, siugust sth leaving Ritter's
wharf, Market street Bridge, west OF the Marke,
House, every Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday, al
O'clock a. H., arriving Harper's Ferry in time
tor the ears going west. Returning, leave Harper,s
Ferry every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. at
O'Clock, a. M, arriving IN Georgetown the same
evening.
Way passengers will be landed at any point on the
Canal, at reasonable rates.
Parties of pleasure can obtain passage at half
price. " "
All packages intended for the Congress To he Jeff
at W. III. Ritter's warehouse, where n Inflammation
concerning the boat may be obtained.
Through passage 50.
GEoRGETowH, Aug 5, 1853. au6-eoJm+
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
No Sabbath and the Working Glasses.

In s'Prize Essay on the Sabbath"
written by journeynan printer of Scot
land-which for singular power of lam
guage and beauty of expression has never
been surpassed-tLere occurs the follow
ing passage. Read it, and then reflect
for awhile, what dreary and desolate
page would this life present if the Sab
bath were blotted out from our calcula-
tons:
"1okefellow think how the abstrac-
ton of the Sabbath would hopelessly en-
slave the working classes, with whom we
are identified. Think of labor thus gong
on in one monotonous and continuous and
eternal cycle-lilnbs forever on the rack,
the fingers forever plying, the eye-balls
forever straining, the brow forever sweat
ing, the feet forever plodding, the brain
forever throhhing, the shoulders forever
dropping, the ioins forever aching, and the
restless mind forever scheming.
= Think of the beauty it would efface;
Of the merry-heartedness it would e1tin-
guish; of the giant strengths thatit would
teme: of the resources of nature that it
would exhaust: of the aspirations that
it would crush: of the sicknesses that it
would breed; of the projects it would
wreck: of the groans that it would extort;
of the lives that it would immediate: and
of the cherries graves that it would pre-
maturely dig! See them, toiling and
moiling. sweating and fretting, grinding
and hewing, weaving end spinning, strew-
ing and gathering, sowing and reaping,
razing and building, digging and plant
ing, unloading and storing, striving and
struggling-ip the garden and in the
field, in the granary and in the barn, in
tie factory and in the mill, in the ware
house and in the shop, Oh the mountain
and in the ditch, on the roadside and in
the wood, in the city and in the country,
on the sea and on the shore, on the earth,
in days of brightness and days of gloom.
What sad picture would the world pre-
sent If we had no Sabbath"
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INDEPENDENT poLICE.

COA x KEESE, Independent Police Officers and
~ Collectors, will attend to any business en-
trusted to them-in serving United States and Civil
Warrants; Collecting and Distraining for Rents; ar
resting Fugtyes, and Agency business generally.
Refegences-P. Fendal, X. WaIlack, w. Len
OK, w. w. Seaton, and c. ). Wallack, esq.'s, and
to the citizens generally.
c. X. will attend the offices Of b. X. MOrSel, T.
G. Dom, ]. II. Goddard, J. l.. Smith, and the Jus
tees offices generally, TO receive business and will
attend to all business entrusted to chem with prompt
ness.
SGf- They may be found daily n the Offices Of T.
c. Dom and j. II. Goddard, Justices of the Peace
on louisiana avenue, adjoining the Bank of Wash
ington, who will receive any business left Tor them
WILLIAM cox,
Jy2l-n A. +. l.. KEESE
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FUNERALS.

Go, The subscriber is prepared 10 at
N1c--.4al.-- end, al the shortest notice, To any
calls in this line. and viii spare no pains render
entire satsfa all who desire mis- assistance
in performing the last tribute of respect the dead.
Hearse always in readiness. Mourning Caps and
ShrOuds furnished when desired.
The subscriber 5egs leave to call the attention OF
the public to his PATENT CORPSE PRESERVER
which has been already tested the families OF
cral in this city, TO whom he can refer as to
IFS efficacy in preserving the body from decompO,i-
ton for any length OF period.
J. W. PLANT, ID street.
aug S-eoly bet 9Th and 10th streets
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LAW NlTICE

SiDNEY :. BANTER, late Attorney C.ro-., -.
- Nir"inia, has removed TO Washington !, NJ
tee law. =" Pfa'-
He VIII practice IN the Supreme Court of The T.;
ted States, the courts OF the District of Cou,,h.
aud attend to any professional business c,rh,sd -
Inn.
O. Office i'm Mouison's new building on A..
between z, ms yIvsnia avenue and & street - -
Reference: Hon. J. ]. Alien. Hon. Vim. ham,,
Hon. Richard MOncure, Hon G. Is. Samupls IL
George II. Lea, OF the court OF appeals o: Nirri,
10 the Judge oil the circuit conrs of Virginia and
to the Senators and members OF Conyrcs- frnm H.
ginia. ia"
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G Il ID

C ARD.
To the Ladies' Of Washington, Georgetown,
Alexandria, &c.
HENRY WEIRNAN'S Ladies, Misses. and Chill
L l. drcn's French Shoes sold by the under
igned, on 10TH street, just above COrcOran Rigs
Ranking House. in his new building. with the high
marble steps. where he will rece We Ladies' order.
and keep constantly on hand every variety IF La
dies, Misses and Chldren's French Gutter Walking
Shoes, White anl Black Satin CATERS. Slippers. &c.
made to order by III. Neirman, Of Philadelphia, of
the best French Cater materials. and the latest
Partisan styles. These Gates are entirely different
from what are generally known as''sop shop shoes;
being all custom work, of superior workmanship.
and warranted 10 give perfect satisfaction.
Ladies' who value beauty, comfort and economy
will consult their interest BY giving call, and
examine for themselves e. WEIRMAN,
18th ST., just above COrcoran Riggs
aug lS-lNeO Banking House.
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Georgetown Dyciny Estnbiiss,0,ruf

BfldSe NTeet, south Sdc. IleGr thc Bridge.
IL CtDLiPP respectfully informs his friends aud
IL the public generally, that ne intends carrying
on the above business NJ the above place where all
kinds Of Cloths, CasSmcres Silks. Saiil.s Neiyets
N"rinos are dyed and finished in the most approved
s:!lP. Ladies Dresses, tloakS. and Shawls cleaned
or dyed the borders preserved and the fringe, CURED
iii iii" hest manner. Moreen Curtains died and
Watercd.
N.R.-Nrrchan'> cam have tIl.r .an.!. :, cd and
put GH jn III" best manner. He 40. >oli"s call
from his old patrons. N!Io have p,tr's,iscd hl Tor
Ia" last twenty Yeas IA the city 81 Washington.
aug ll-rOIm
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PERIPHERY

"E beg leave TO call the attention of our friends
W and the public TO our very select assortment
of PERFUMERf, consisting in part of Barry's s
Jules Haules 'sLustral;'' Rhinoceros Bears, Rose,
Antique, Amber and Violet Hair Oil Farua's Ger
man Cologne, warranted genuine; Ponatum for the
HAIR, IN every shape and style, guaranteed 10 be first
rate Also, Lubn's & HaTison's Extracts for the
Handkerchief, Varying from 25 to 30 cents per
bottle, Soap, Shaving Cream, Brushes, Combs, &c.
aug J. F. ELLIS, Penn. avenue.
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ITO CAPITALISTS, ARCHITECTS,
RllIIA ID 10 II s and all int i,aa

IIlO OAElI AL1SIS, AisCHlTECTS,
L Bull ID L. RS, and all interested in a superior
article of LINE for building, hard finish cornices
chemical, and whitewashing purposes, sc.
sEEI.Y'S WASHINGTON LIME, manufactured
in SeeIys Excelsior Patent Lime Kiln at the corner
of Virginia avenue and Canal street, Usland) The
rock from which this lime s manufactured is from
the best quarries in this section of country viz:
Knou's, Fiannagn's, Snyder's, and Wade's. The
Lime is pure wOod-buInt, and is drawn fresh from
the kiln every hour during the twenty -four, and for
sale at EIGHTY CENTS per barrel; barrels to be
returned. aug leo tt
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w Il. RICHARDS. j
CAMERoN's GENERAL AGENCY

find Insurance Office, ID floor Todds Building, Penn
syirdaia Grenie, H'Gshtns toII. ID. {.
rLAIMS before Congress, Claims for Bounty
~ Land and Pensions, Applications for Insurance
on Life and Property, and all business belonging to
The General Agency which may be- entrusted To
Camrron'S care will receive prompt and satisfactory
attention.
MIC has quite variety Of Fin" Ensravngs Books.
Periodicals, Pamphlets, &c. &c. N the General
Agency, and is prepared fill orders o.: short no
tlce and reasonable terms
All the DAILY and Weekly Papers arc to be had Is
early "a issued, AT the General Agency. SabScri-
bers supplied by carriers. aug lily
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aug 20-d3w
will he received until

Il Both inst by the Superintendent for the sup; "
Of 900 cords OF Hickory and 100 cords OF Oak WOOD.
(or any potion thereof not less than - cort.s) aud
ot 300 tons OF Cumberland co A. for the use nj the
Treasury Department. Tie wood TO be of the best
quaity-weii Seasoncd-aEd delivered. corded and
measured i'll the Treasury yard without expense
the department. The Coal Ia be. also. of tie best
ql.2y--ali lUEipcG-to he delivered in the Treasury
enclosure.
Treasury DEPARTING NJ. Aug. l., 1853.
Is Dti
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Canal Restaurant.

Canal Restaurant.
Hdrld strect near the CanG!, Gcoreecovn
WM. II. THICKER. PRoPRIEroR
- ~ Offers 10 the public every dAlicacv 81
& y % 1.-THE season, az Hard ard Soft CRABS
Sy4E/ Devilled Crabs. CLANS. Fresh and
w. Spiced OYSTERS, TURTLE sCIP.
CLAN sOIP, SPRING CHICKENS, sQI-ARs
HAM and EGGS, &c, &c. Ills BAR is sunpI,L with
the best LIQUORS and wines this market Afford.
Superior HAVANA SEGARS, SC.
Prices To suit the times.
CO Families can be supplied by sending their o.
ders as above.
Georgetown. y. c.. June e2-3m
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FRANCIS m. DAVhUGE
(foRNERLY OF BAI1lNoKFD
Attorney and COuu.elIo r.a,I

AtbkNkRLG or bAI1IMOEF,l
Attorney and COunsello r.at.I
PROPOSES 10 attend 10 Conyrvancins and -.
ofhce business, together with the prosecp,,
oil claims against the Government, 49, WHICH A. 80"
perence of eleven years i'm various branches al a.
gree. ue-
HIS attention Will be promp; and his changes mo.
r. H. ID. may always be- found during hus,u.
hours M the office of his son, WALTER noR.ry n
IDGF, Esq, Attorney and Counscllor al Lar. AZ -.
LOUISIANA avenue near the City Hail. and or,o., ="
=. ~ @H'''' aug f-roIv
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Penn Mutual Life Insurance Comuapv q,
PHILADELPHIA,

Capital s4O0y ora
4 GENT tor Washington. ID. C. JANIS ! Nlrl
~ LER. Office over Banking hsure OF S.Id-r
y I'h.fs, & 60. "'
Medical Examine: d.. J. W. Arsrlx, .,r.u.,
mar ION street ~ 93 "a,
Z IFE INSURANCE., :. the only SIR. ,,r.,
"a the diving husband NAV leave Ia ~ ,tart tbcv,
oi ill., bosom and Their i,hdcr Offspring" Tn. n,
dersIsiisd the duly appointed agent Of ..Tb, IL
ard Tile Insurance Company %: New York i NJ
pared To grant Life Assurances, and giant or nr,
chase dispose of ahnui'irs upon the mutual ,,l
JOINT stock principle or Otherwise. Tho Howard has
guaranteed capital of one hundred and ten rhou.7rs
dollars. All persons feeling an inlerr,t IN the OHIO,
proposed will be- furnished with book crarl, deal
inc IN brief the mode uf eifec,irg insurance iusr
invited 10 Examine the advantages proposed whr,h
or desiring 10 insure or not.
III &. SPALDING. Agent.
Office nn II street, one door fast of 10Th !,
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HEAD QUARTERS for good fitting Three-PIy
Shirt Collars is at LAMMOND'S,
aug IL 3teod s@ 7th street,