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RI Rev. WILLIAM MslDs u. d., President
Rev y. 4. cAsrLEaAS, Vice President
WILLIAM KINNEY.
THOMAS J. NICHE.
FEAscB 4. SrRIBLks NJ. ID.
BkNJAsih CRAWFoKD.
PiKs POWERS.
JAAGs FONTS.
NJ H. TROUT Secretary.
Rev. r. II. PmLLIrs, A. NJ Principal.
Rev. J. q. Wheat, A. NJ Vice Principal.
!. u ENCELBREcHr, Professor OF Music
Mons ., DE RSzIs, Professor Of Languages.
His institution beautifully located in retired part Of saanton
virginia Ihs buildings erected ioio by company Of
gentlemen IN different tho saie eo OF sixteen thou
sand collars, with OF their daughters The
best educational advantages II furnished in very comfortable
pe aud has excellent and welssecsd library
PERHAPS for saubn Of atmosphere purity OF water refined society
The session win September m The study
under and successful experience
The discipline Of the Ina the result Of
experience OF nearly quarter Of a century. .HU
hoard and the English Of 10 mons %s, No
extras, except for music, languages and drawing
The following BtauDton-Hon H. H.
stuart ID. r. T. stne, Judge L. r. Thompson; LeesburgDr r.
H. Caget, Burr Harrison, CbaroitesvieM William 81
DabAey ksburgA Goodwin PakersbufgB smith,
MonroeA Il, CapfIIon oaDoke George L. Taylor,
$50 OdangeMaor John Leef Washington, d. I r. inge,
esq Aabama--Judge Reavis
For circulars, &c, address the principal
Aug5-3aw4wcp q.
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SUBMARINE TnLEosiPH.-Arangementsa are 40 far ad-
vanced towards completion for laying down submarine
telegraph between the United Kingdom and America II IL
intended connect the two countries, or rather the Old
and New Worlds, by means OF Galway and HALIFAX
these being the two nearest points of communication
The distance is about 1000 miles. The perfect paeca
by OF the Thing has been guaranteed under The mana OF
nearly al, The eminent engineers OF the day. ana various
parties have in estimates for the execution OF inc
work. These estimates vary from ESoo'ooo "o"n 70
f30o 0o0 and IL s remarkable fac' 'ha some o' Tue
loves. estimates have been sent in by OF the most
respectable firm. in the country. When this extraordi-
nary project has been carried out shall be able in halt
an hour TO send messages from London TO New York.
and receive messages from the United States in about halt
an hour And not ought 10 add from New York alone,
but from the interior Of America the electric telegraph be-
ns laid down for upwards OF 2oo) miles up the coun
London Morning hdpert,er.
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Inc name be upon books
psymsn. u inc subscription be made In advaacs.
p.i@nt subscribers money letter. postage
"eh "i BE- paid by
lTaaslnis.on.
Inc COUNTRY PAPER published Ally dusiax sns so.
s'ols OF Congress- and semi weekly during the Tcce.s.
Subscriptions fos period lea. than year will be- received ON
terms prororuoned 10 the above annual rates.
are Auton1ed 70 act agents And, By
sending DAILY subscribers, $50 OF n
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers y25 or RVS WEEKLY
subseters, with sio enclosed, viii be copy os s
ediion they furnish subscribers xrasls
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The schooner Snow Squali, Leighton. and Emily
Swift, Parsons, arrived Gloucester from the bay bav
ing been absent some ten weeks. They have been FISH
ing and cruising in the vicinity OF Gaspe Capt Leigh
ton boarded few weeks since by English gun
boat and cutter, also the Emily Swifi they were
outside the line. The officers took the Of the we'd
sells. number of the crew, and mackeel The cutters
and gun boats from Nova Scotia very strict and kstp
sharp look ont for the Yankees. The schooner Han
nbal of Beverly was chased out Of Fox river By m
Bnash cutter about two weeks since, jus At night.
Capt Leighton could not learn whether she taken.
bnt hardly thinks she The Hannibal had put in
fnr a barbor. The Snow Sqpall and Emily Swift have
only put into iabor since they l.f hone Say
the steamer Devastation crsising about the ground.
lCorvepordene OF Tia Tspeiier.
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w. ID. STUART, Principal.
be aided course of instruction BY thoroughly
/ ...N u assiaanh. Z. &.
Is designed 70 hs institution 80 long and iayofaby Known As
coeve or 10 enter VI upon their
vii ps M aa s Of
modern lansuages mathematics chemistry. na,un aud mental
osophy history, Leloe composition and other studies Of the
The Academy apparatus
classes menuraon and practical
town. celebrated bsrved
interest," 10 for e edncadon
youth.
TERMS,
HE PAYABLE semi annuaiHin adrance.
For tuition and board including fuel lights, washing, ac,
10, t,n months S2lo
For in French and drawing extra. 4-.
REFEREsoEs.
Col r. IL Smith, and The officers Of the Virginia Military In.
Hon Ale exander H. H. Stuart, slaunton, Va.
Hon. John L.tchcr, Lexington Va,
MAJOR q H. hin Professor Of Mathematics in Washington Col
Prof George L Dabney, Richmond College, Va. .as
Capt. Seth Easnan U $. Army. ... 1#'
Col Lorenzo ,.,, @ Thomas, Y > Army,
pleasure the Gsorseown Classical and
Mathematical Aeadsn under The charge Q, MI, W. D stuart. NJ
s Of % ] ,a s sa
the patrons Of h. academy that they will find in him zeal
FRANCIS II. SMITH.
June E-d&c1 Superintendent
FREDERICK ACADEMl OF THE VISITATION
H. v. NJ.
rarprR,ok oiTy, MARYLAND.
E exercises institution viii be resumed the drst Mon
L day in sepisnber .... ..
Board tuition, French f desired 100
stationery, washing, mendpg, bed bedding, doctors
~
Music the harp guitar forms additional charge
Drawing painting likewise charges Entrance
charges semi annually advance Day
scholars quarterly. .E
Pupils received time during and the charge
estimated The date OF their entrance. Those uf deon
iBatoI admitted.
Aug i3-6cp' t@r
MICHAEL NoURsB & CO,
Office southwest nearly opposite the
General Post Once, Washington ID. Z.
N. Il Co. will their prosecution OF claims
the Executive Departmental the o patent. in
riph charges viii moderate, regulated
and OF tn. rendered. a.
will shortly England and
Europe will take charge with which he
may be intfustsd. e.
'te 70 MICHAEL NOURsE
JAMES Monss,
CHhS Y. SThNSBURY.
Solicitor and legal adviser, R. H. GILLET.
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CHIsA ArrARs--The North China Herald Of May 81
contains account Of interview between Mr., Mar
SHALL the American commissioner, and committee OF
the foreign residents, Of all nations, at Shanghai, re-
speeding The American vesselsowsr that station.
The committee deprecated The departure of the American
steamships and desired the detention OF the soop Of
Plymouth. Mr.. Marshall replied:
IL perceive plainly yonr necessities, and concur en-
tirely in your conclusions consider the danger 10
Shanghai imminent now than Al any time hereto
orebeeause, The ralyng OF large force for 's pro-
lection on the FIRST appearance OF danger attracted alien
lion 10 its wealth and Importance, and eynced the soc
ude OF western nations to preserve the interests wnc
are here vested from The effects OF the which now
desosng the nieor and paraly zng The hads you nave
pnrs suelso the withdrawal OF that force sudoen'y ex
poses all it came to DEFEND and leaves TO The vc'ssndes
of war; OF apne, properly upon which u pas only nve-
ed the attention Of The beligerents The sru,es OF the
empfe and the rebels occupy to-day The sana general po-
si,ions ,hey have Ainaised fos the past SIX weeks
change in Their line. may produce important results, or
the continued occupancy OF he present postions may
create pece sses for suhssence which will hiring Sh Ang
hai within ihe range Of their deach nen,a In ei,hss
event IL naval force required admi, can
MOI safely wnbdrawn init, the OF the sba
have taken Shanghai out OF the probable range OF the
| con,efdng armies
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GERMANS IN THE UNITED STATES Some statistics OF
the German population in this country have been furnish
ed by the Rev. B. Schwartz, clergyman of Boston.
to the American Missionary, which would be valuable
they were reliable Mr. s. estimates the aggregate
from 1915 TO 1880 at H. ,oJO From that period 10 ls45
about 40 ,o0o During 1916 and ls47 the number was
greatly increased. and reached nearly 100 900. The pree
en number OF Germans, including their descendants. Mr.
s. estimates four millions, nearly onc-sixih part Of
our population We believe this is full double the actsa
number OF Germans in this county, a"y one may con-
vince himself by analysis OF the late census. Mr.
gives UNCONVENTIONAL statistics which, being de-
ved from other than conjecture likely 10 BE-
| accurate.
The Lutheran Church has $50 minister's about a5o 900
communi eight theological seminares. four OF
which are associated With colleges and nine religious
rodcals four 10 English and five in German. The Ger
man Reformed Church, which commenced about the
middle OF the last century, numbers abou, 300 min
isters and about 100000 communicates II is divided
into two synods eastern and wesefn has three theoOE
ical sennares and is represented before the forum OF
pablo opinion by four English and two German periodi-
calls. The Evangelical CUned) Church has but recent
organization. II has theological seminary al Mar
thasvle, Mo, and well. edited monthly in English.
Besides these three principal sects, there exists among
the Germans great variety OF smaller sects. as the Mo-
ravan., Mennontes, Tunkers, and Schwenckiedes.
Several others the Evangelical Union (Abrechtsbru-
der) the Church OF God Weinbrenneraner The Uniied
Brethren, tOerbaineraner,) &c. are under Methodist in
Huence--EuGnyeiis -
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WATcHMES AND FLAGS UPON RArLROADs.-A cores
pondent calls attention to the facl that the Hudson
river road which has but single track and over which
passes as large amount of travel any other road
OF It's length in country accidents seldom or never
occur This is undoubtedly owing the sniasl system,
which Introduced This road after lis compile
lion, and which has been rgidy adhered TO- On each
mile from New York TO Albany careful man il con-
stany on the lookout, and has frequent communication
with the watchers either end of his route. His duty
to walk over his mile just before the passage Of each
train, and it passes, if all is right be white
flag In case OF trouble he red flag, which the
engineer perceving at has the breaks put and
as soon as possible the train is brought 10 stand. The
waving of this white flag often along this road,
gives 10 the traveller of safety, and lie
10 him that his life is careful hands Were this
system generally adopted and stringent rules applied to
all persons employed railroads, ould wait
full many days for the account Of another such accident
as has very lately occurred d-Boston Courier.
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Threo Hundred Dollars Premuin ror Plan for a
Mxrket-lAOuse.



I'll -..t tee 4as #. af7 Washington, June 1853.
II NDER authority joint resolution e Board Of Alder
III Council Of this approved 18th
April 1852 authorizing the comnitee therein appointed TO obtain
building erected the location
suitable market aud other public
that three hundred dollars
baidng said 10 be
the present site of the Centre Market house
application the Mayors
personally letter, obtain diagrams the
with is dimensions adjacent thereto.
ali market with large The second floor
being divided
Offices aud for other public the
wings 7ti and yth streets.
Any subject may obtained app
the Mayors office ..
Each plan mi accompanied with specification.
office before IL O'Clock,
m, on Monday, the hrt day Of August next
premium paid person whose plaa shall be
proved Of aud adopted by this corporation
us -.IsI n JOHN W. MAURY, Mayor.
June J.
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The POOR EmIoRAsTs What vast numbers Of them,
especially OF those iron Ireland find speedy gtave IT
steamboat boiler bursts, there TO be lrshmen
upon IL II bank OF earth in Irishmen tho
sufferers. Many die by violence, generally inflicted by
their own conntrymen Cholera and yellow fever hnd
among them their most natural alment. Heat and cold
find numbers OF them exposed and NOV them down. In
short death meets them every hand and, as II their
chance OF life were still too great numbers OF them
destroy themselves with wbiskey and other poisons OF
all the emi2rants who to this country from ireland,
we doubt if accurate investigation would show more
than hsf OF them alive the end OF fps years This 10
rough estiml,e but the mortality among them is fear
fol, and the noticeable from the fact that very
large proportion Of them when they arrive here, arc
persons in the prime OF life. Probably two thirds II not
fouhs of those who died from the effects OF heat
during the visitation in this city Irish and
half OF the remaining third Germans. Very few
native Americans die IN this way partly because they
accustomed 10 the extremes OF the climate, and
partly becuss they are, in general less exposed, aud
take better care Of themselves Jour. of Com.
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m M person 10 awarded former
proposals having failed give the bond with
Proposals day September
peeasoned the keeping
from the for the longest period.
500, 900
bidder win propose ran thoroughly "a
keep tire specihed
od specifying IN his bid the IN which he
pee the removal OF the rn The ad e be later than the lei
eoya during whe time he binds himself to Keep the said nasga
ton raft obstruction.
The will bs required give his o0o
we good sneies eae f he sum Of ooo5 conditioned o e
faithful execution OF the Each bidder will The
with his proposals, the OF whom lac
oilers as snfecs and declaration signed by them mat they w
his sond sarees above menoned and the cerh
Gale Of district of The United which
resides that said securities respectable citizens and that he
siie tsm Sis ab
ties No hid viii be examined unless these conditions shall be
piled with.
Terms Of Payment.
OF The Of Si0o 900 above object $50 900
shall be paid this work Of removing the raft advances follows
inspected
pointed by The War Departments aud II shall is
portion renewed rain, pro
yded no partial shall be made for less than tenth OF
nua nslaens eoresndog nuu,h. w hs nuosber
which shah bind hneflo keep
Each bid must be for the whole for the removal of
the raft and for keeping open specified period
The
envelope, Proposals for removing Red raft
The War Department itself the right of awarding the
contract according It's judgment the favorable bid
and the most responsible bidder.
To be inserted in the Republic
washington " C Cncinnau Gazette, Cincinnati, Ohio Louis
vile journal, louisville, Louis
Missouri shreveport Herald Shreveport o isana New Orlen
Commercial Bulletin; New Orleans New Orleans Republican
Gazette and Democfa Little Rock, Akansas Telegraph Wash
ngton, Arkansas. J. J. ALERT,
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Coupons the r.. eferred Bonds OF the Chesapeake %
and OHIO Canal Company.

OrsIcE o y II CnEsA ID Ono CANAL Co.,
Washington, August A. 1853.
At MEETING of president
and Ohio Canal Company ihS 29b July following
resolution adopted.
Reolrcd That he holders the bonds the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Company 1874,
2S the canal Cnmberand where
desire delivery coupons
bonds July 1852 January July January
ls5s be entitled receive certificate for Of sad
pons, the same,
the h October the available
Of the applicable TO the after the of
priontes said
the OF able annually
Of April October each
aud accrued thereon shall be paid.
Holders
themselves
their the Of company adjust
Of
presentation OF said
October will be delivered
resolution.
us-#H w. s. RINGGOLD,
Aug 6-wtOctl Clerk Chcs and Ohio Canal Company.
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NEW sPRIN GoODs.-P. w. BROWNING, merchsn
~ ,ao under Uni ted States Hotel the attention
The eix..s AZ Wssanr his sups" and
wsi ~ French cloths casnee and v,sns
parted for the Reine determined
~ out The fullest popular pinces OF low nd
nnensy" will offer whole clothes
s and $40 and thus prevent the Of the
20 called cheap fcs He has spared pain
securing .,
color, quality With thanks friends liberal
ne Mn3i-5tawn
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I'M Wednesday, June 1889 daily trains (Sunday
will this road agreeaby 10 the following
arrangement: ...#tE
iain intermediate points win leave the
lion, o Henry streets, eDcock
Returning, will leave Warrenon a quarter past O'Clock,
H.sfyius n Alexandria quarter before O'Clock,
and intermediate points will
ave Cupepe O'clock arriving in Alexandria al ~
O'Clock, a.
Returning will Alexandria a O'Clock, M, arriving
Culpsper q quarter ahcr O'Clock s ...s ...
Adaiy stage running between Gordonvie and Cupepe in
the on this and The Virginia central roads
a.4R. 3F. ee TICKETS.
eAunton. o0
DO. Middebug W
=
Fer order: W. u. BRoCkETT, agent
JuAs 31-dn H.#. H@t
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THE College James. Marylaud.-The Diocesan
OF Protestant Epscopa D.
kensoi, D. p rcctof . :. ~
The twelfth annual session will open oa Monday The I'D Of DC
tober next students not under years d ag. are received
Achoo', p "
dents also enter any class 10 ne eoeg f "nen en
shows them TO be prepared The buildings discipline, Nc Tor me
pnon % have the mmsdae sun. v.,on of
~" @ r ,, h.. - ~, ,na ...i,n, M .n
months h ~ either d'Paen 30 covering every m & ne,demra %
hnu o ., FF, 70 ~ W.,'saa
INAkm FOX sALE-Nih be sold at private sale uai wen
county eight miles Washington, containing
321 or about 100 In meadow 100 In wood and
balance lS) cleared helds the be divided into
whoie ia.m WI . ," ~, - n'a ~.
m1oughit iuo - " w c.,,a ~ ~
chss"s' 'p'"o'' ~ "'' "o, surname - +" ' ~ " -
IN ~ ~ sac g.sans n IN. ,luay, heen ~. CO..
an IN me sae ., hniy y n"s Ss p'e"
=. beauty me dwepns contains g sh, ~ ' ., ,i nh
&C, garrett c'ais ~, a., soanoea W ,h % a ps ,b, % @
aous,t ,o,is,,e - vs,,.y ,'sched ~ s P'''e " -
sr "a man, hands m old ever he
80 ,,a 1as,, ' -
nnd sn,. md ,ome ercecnt pesrb,s pea cher
rio. hc ~ = 7-E - 1 = 1H
A. soon a. The pank road is completed (which is likely TO b.
~ w - - .n .aod ho,.. ~ ,~o,d 40, he r,or,
an t ~ ne s,cd anx ana an ~ hs
,,i,, :, ~, Ia,ItN yCE,s grocery store on stree,
No. ~ I'M, x,reci July Iy-dIm
"e' " '' -
80 ~~~ .r.nU,y - Ia, 80, -,
THE ,NloN a.ADH"h eo'"o' VI ''' s'' ~
Il New fork avenue,
T.. RICHARDS, A. NJ. Principal,
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AZ1Gk-r r&ksNk1 reach the base OF r mountains
BY railroad .r up tH.#
summer .arr rransenens--To commence June a. 1853.
Travellers White mountains, leaving
boat by Providence FAN
reach Boston time take for Portland,
Maine, Eastern railroad Portland
and al the statonh Goham, N H. so Trav
eler leaving Boston 4J lodge
reach house the
oilers leaving Boston evening Portland
Portland. Fare 81 so by this
Is. T. CORSER,
June 23-d6w Sup. Atlantic ST. Lawrence Railroad.
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UNIVERSITY OF FLOUIsiANA.-MEDICALD l. DEPART.


MENT.
THE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES THIS DEPART
viii Monday, November II, and viii termi
ensuing March
James JONES' NJ. D., Professor OF Practice.
}. l.. Ridsei, N. d., Professor Of Chemistry.
Warren S NJ D., Professor of Surgery
A. II. C,nas, NJ d Professor OF Obstetrics, ......
A. j. WcddeIburn, VI d., Professor of Anatomy.
A. NotI, NJ. d., Professor OF Niateria Mediea
Thomas Hunt NJ d. Professor of Physiology and Pathology
smnse saue non, mp.' ~ Demonstrators Of Anatomy.
The for dssectDg will be from the third Monday
October 10 the first Of April
The faculty visiting physicians and of The Charity
loo ,andat November April tn,
The professors their visits and thus
extraordinary practical advantages free OF expense.
There about thousand patients prescribed for daily in hh
hospital
The number patients nearly twenty tbou~and year.
THOMAS HUNT, M. D.,
July 3o-lawtNov Dean
IUsT RECEIVED AT wHiTTLEsEY,s PAINT, OIL, glass
Lamp s,ore 9TH street, oppoes Hall Brothers dry good
tons pure white lead
1 do zinc paint
800 gnions lin,eed oil
do boiled do
2oo pure sperm oil
200 do whale oil .r...
do lard oil
Also, tanners neatsoot aud oils
Copa COACH Japan, Aphaum, Daman and shoe varnishe
window glass, single and double thickness, incu
ding French plaie all sizes
Together a complete p.nt,, all soIors dr.
and ground IN oil
Lamps grandoes, and candelabras, entirely pat
expressly my order
Brushes OF all descriptions
ant and candles
In fact everything usually kept paint oil, and lam
Of which purchased entirely for cash, aud will be sol
to times and the emergency OF the case.
on all gums s25 over per will be deducted 70
cash. Don't mrtake the place, - ,,
on 9Th street, nearly opposite the Avenue House.
July 3o--2awim
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Ion RENTThst larg. brick
and attic, the northeast
M, adjoining
con'sins ci..en of waie fruit trees. he Rent saws
fHaHt
For further particulars inquire of on A, Kendall wniin
snckney, No IL fowIes building, Of
Se eventh
3-TTAsN
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0Ode for tickets and shares certificates Of packages in
the above splendid lotteries will
and account Of each drawing will be Immediately ailer
all who order m
Address P.J BUCKLEY, Agent,
July 27-eod&cp Wilmington,
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rWO NEW BRICK HOUSES FOR RENr.--Two new, elgbiy
situated modern marble
Sc containing eleven
gsnrel family will be rented upon favorable
paneual tenant on applicsiionto to
l.. N sTRATTON,
Avctioneer and Conni-sion Merchant,
South eide
..a,f
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For PIney Point, Old Point and Norfolk.
- The .,eancr osCEoLA having been thoroughly
s va. ." ss July. ,ys
wednr.dy and saturday NJ O'clock rcrnins leave Nor
.e 3 regularly MS" "y s@s rS % sss s" sss %
| avs al Ss % %e for S Rss1 sos % Ss
Southern 4.
Passage and fare TO s. 90
Old Point. s..,........ ....s.......t..... w
''''' JAMES MiTCnfIi,
July 3--dn II. Captain
A RARE Chance 10 Capitalists for n Profitable In
% o % 70 a.g G%p p. 1a a on s' ws
nesdny 2 OF August next on the premises their entire inter
dining room horses, sx.,
a wide spread reputation om Point Comfort the superior
bathing and ee. nn%s.ons to p, % .ss a sss
psSs Safe s po,ys Terms payment liberal
fo,.s.o. time alter the .s; q s Ss,oSs be-
open new supply Of domestic goods consisting Of
Ms,.%se pr'n,., IN in small styles.
some dark styles, suitable for ,be fall
Linen samsre ssaasereno. -,, check cams,ic,
which we WIN o"e' ~ '"' w NJ sBUsTER a CO..
9TH street, near rennsyvans avenue.
ryaNs a WATsON-s Phiisdelp phts MI mn Z. otursd
hole S,.S s se @ ssa pas %
pa Also vaults. s.a doors for banks and stores war
lrane the United stntes
I u who have ssics in use
NOR, he Ovsr2 900 OF safes In
M,rruder Pepnsyls aveppe, Washing
and s authorized 10 receive
| orders for -
Farmer. and Meshsnc Bank rbndelpha 10 safe, in u.e
| United states Mint, 40 =.
1 Uettsd states Apprss.r's Once, PhisdeiPhis
rsi"sspsa csr@an,osN Mori.,own Railroad Company,
4 2 safes
richard Nor,. 4 rer, locomotive works, Philadelphia.
L Winchester nnsk, Winchester, Virginia
\ agency for Butterworthr superior bank JOCKS
| Patent date lined reffigersors.
| July 3s-2awiy
/ 5,TNA INSURANCE. COMPANY, OF Uncs. New York
~ against and inland transportation Jou~
CHAa. DE sELDlNG, Agent,
May 2.wn Seventh It., opposite Odd Fellows Hail.
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NEW Paint aud OF Store The undersiRned g. \. Whit
AZ side Of Seventh
Louisiana or the paints, oil
window brushes cauphsne &c Having purchased
entire stock fr cash, Inducements will he offered 70 bo.'
desiring goods M inc
All goods delivered free Of charge in Of the city
4. WUITTLEsEY.