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CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE CON.
PANY.
IISRTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
CuDituL 100000.


securely invested under tie official approval Of the
,omp,ru.itr Of Public Ac cunts Of tai' State.
O1ice, corner of Nam and asylum Streets.
This Company will sue Policies the Ion Stock
| lri,cip.. and upon the Mutual plan, thus COM
timing the benefits OF 10th systens ut the o. t'n IF
the insured; and make contracts upon any and all
nditions apperti i,g or connected with life risks
If vi ever name or tture.
p,.l IFS will be -sue at tn west .tes of MUM
that lie d ted and aft ri requisite urity to
the insnr d aud " 'Net,ity to the iEsi ution
TN the surr.n'ier Life Foley the holder will re-
ceiv- it's .Quitab e value III Gu.
This Comp. ,coUtinues to effect insurance on the
j, es Of person. going Calf rn-, ut fair rstes Il
premium; and grant permits for traveii Z,
md foreign reside ce at tquiti bic rates
Policies i>su for the ben fit of married woman,
n he life Of her husband. any otter person, will
INSURE t. her rparate nd.t dnty Of her huS
bann and Of the aims f h s redi'GrS.
The Company is mai aged rnd co., trolrd by Boar,
f ir.ctOrs who personally inter ested, stock
holders and policy holders. in its success.
IA nphrts. containing tn e. Of premium and infor
patton in r,latio .othe an Of oper tioI s, and all
apers utc-s s.ry to e.. insuIa may be obt ned
the Ofice Of ,he { oml a'y, Or Of sny one of the
Agents.
ALFRED GILL. President.
John l.. BUNCE. Vice President.
JAMES C. WALkLLY, Seer ta,y.
DIRECTORS.
Alfred Gill; William P. Cone
Ichu L. Bunce. Nelson Hollister.
James u lio.s. samuel OIL.
John A. Butter. Daniel Phillips.
Noah Whea on. Z. n. Hum. Lrey.
BOARD OF FINANCE
GEORGE BEACH, esq President henix Bank.
d. F. ROBINS N. $50. President llartfhd b.
lior. Isaac ToUcET, late Attorney General L. s.
J. Jackson. VI D., Medical Examiner.
ARCHIBALD WEIGH, 81. D., Consult, by stefan.
AGENT toR DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Benjamin e. Worcester, Duvxrs Building, ever
Whitehurst's G .llery, p, nnsyivanis Avenue.
Unsstpzd, MsRch, ISL Jan d.
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HUNTS MERCHANTS MAGAZINE.
AN3 COMMERCIAL REVIEW

BY FREEMAN HUNT, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TIE number for December, 1850. completed ~,
L twenty-third senii-annuai volume The WORK
has been en!ar ed since its commencement in July
leS9, aud each volume now containing more than
>even hundred large octave pages. A few complete
let's of the Magazine may lie obtained at the rubbish
ers Office. l42 Flu ton street. New York neatly and
substantially bouLd for two dollars and half per
volume
The following are a few Of the many commendatory
letters rece ed by tie ed tor Of the MERCHANTS Ma
gazine from distinguished statesman:
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Dr.. J. S. ROSES

GREAT PAIN CURER! The Wonder of the Age!
" Al Paiu card like Magi This wonderful
preparation is used internally aud externally, giving
imme late r.iief from all bodily pains.
If ed accordn to directions, it not only relieves
all pain. but it curesit uly the Application
1t IN ~ be re led unn for curln. and Civ ng almost
i0st'nt re if, rs III uSands who have uspd it can
t.. tfy to khrumatism. Ague, >udd n d., Che era
Dysent'ry, Cholera Mcrhus Pleurisy. Err Ache,
Tooth A" c. Cho'ic, AMI all Pains in The Stomach or
B1we,s Head Ache. Pains in The omb. Pains in the
Limbs, Joints Back, Spine Disea rs. Lumbaso, Sraids
burns, thliblaits, Sp AIMS, Bruises, iimpies, and
all Chronic truptions
lfyou wish to he relieved from ALL PAIN, use DR..
RO>r's PAIN Gu. ER
If you desire to G cured of ALL DISEASES, take
his Family Med zines.
Price I, 70 aid SO cents per b. tile.
RS-To be had at all the resp cab'e Drug Stores il
Washing Oh, and Georgetowu, d. q aud Ai-xan lila,
VI. fb25-
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WASHING ION BRANCH RAILROAD.
La Cd 9E:z:za
al AGE OF HOURS,

III >AGE OF HOURS.
~ and ATT r Monday March ii, the Passenger
" Trans will be ruu AS { 4 ows:
Leave Washington at ) and o .ock A. VI.
DO do at 50 aud O'Clock z. NJ.
On sundays at 6 o'c ock A. VI. and 7, NJ.
Leave B,liimo e at ~ and 9 O'clock A. Vi.
DO do at >2 and ~ minutes L. N.
On Sundays at ~ o'c,k A. Nj aud oI o'c.'k P. NJ
The let anu Al Tr"u> from tim and tie 81
and .'h irom Washington, viii be express Trains,
s"pling only 1t annapolis and Washi ,gton Junction
et.ti us.
1he ,rain aving on Sa:urd ~ evening goes no
for her than Phi adeIphla the one Of SUNDAY mo H.
ing only 20 1t more.
Ihr ush Iicke,s and Baggage Checks to phiadrl-
phia and New foik wit he given by Trains 'eav,ng ut
A. VI, aud +. W. except Sunday NOR hing.
BY ord,r: T L. rAHSOAS
mar 10 Agent.
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Letter from Hon. Henry Cloy.

ASHLAND, goth July, 1915.
Dear Sir wish to express to you the graf ficntion
derived on receiving the July number of the Mer-
chants Magazine and Commercial Review from view
ing your portrait in the lightning and from reading
your address to your friends at the end of it. Nhep
We feel under OBJ gations TO those who have contrib.
ut d tn our information amusement we are nat
Iraliy desir us to POSSESS know ledge of them Of
their Iesrance, OF the features their counter
ancr. and OF the character and habits of their mind
which W. can acquire. You have placed your mum
erous re-; derS (at least you have me. if may not
speak TO- theu') under those obligations; and the
number of VI ur valuable work Low before me- ip
some gree, sat sizes The desire TO which have aliu
ded.
! have become quite familiar with the Magazine
Al eview. and have no hesitation in exI ressing my
h, mbe opinion that it is emihently entitled 10 the
cubic re- ard and support. 1t collects and arrapCes
in good order, lare amount Of valuable statistical
and Their information high full not only to TIE
mer hant but 10 the statesman to the cutiva.or O.
the earth. to the anuact urer. to the mariner In
short to all classes Of the BUSH and reading COM
munty.
Entertaining this opinion, 1 am glad that it has
been and hope that it may continue TO be, literally
patronzei.
Offering you cordial assurances of nv esteem AM
reg ard. am truly your friend and obedient servant
FREEMAN Hunt, esq. H. CLAY.
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THE WORLD STILL TURNS AROUND #!

Anu VIII cont nue. To 10 So f'r four days Olser, at
UUDFk LLOWS' HALL.
Az ny larg- number of families Al d i, viduals
have sisiei 10 tine pr oprie ors of Brencrs Vsau or
tie norid hat the e't Far an other IsA,, M. nts
we mtner prove it u them fro1 witnes.i x The
PI"O d".d, ami h'v; obtained In ir co .sent t., cu
r"ue tho nxh btiol our evenings lon ger, viz
ITO day, Tuesday. " edneslay, Lid Thurs ay, com.
IN ncl each III hit AT: eig 1t Orl IN. aud
ohy y rr:>ehiati III vii be given W.dne i ~,
at ur oc,Ock. iick t. % ce it<.
B.-ihes. exhibl ito IS lightly at;en led b.
he tte Ut 'slln- and b, the IN st dstin uish-
I'll ykia'rs from all parts of the no ;.
Ih's i. most posi- iv.ly the last possib opportunity.
M L
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FANCY ARTICLES, PERFUMERY. &C,

Vow on hand and for sale at Stat;oners' Hall sd-
~ jl ing the Irving Hotel. an extensive assert
urnt OF Perfumery. Parma Cologne, Sans Toilet ana
,th-r Soaps Balm of ColumbiB. Tooth Powder.
Brushes and all other articles pertaining TO the Toilet
AIS. the Water Proof French Polish" for Boots
and Shoes
All OF which We will FELL at least tt;,ty Der ce,.s
'h.aler than thev ca be purch sei elsewhere
Muse ur cents per paE, Gail 81
Jan IL STATiONERS, HALL
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REaDY-MADE CLOTHING,
w ALL & STE PHENS,

feddy-mode Clothing and Oufftting Establish
anent, Penn. auenue 6eliceea Sin and
1Oth SIS next 10 Iron Hall.
NV would resp ctfully say to our friends and the
w luhlic. that We have enlarged and extended
our Clothing Establishment. making il one of the
largest and most extensive Clothing Depots in thfs
part of the country.
We arc prepared to make to order the most fashion
able and e.t CANT assortment of
CLOTHS, CASS1NERES, AND VESTINGS.
to be found in tie City, d. prices as low as those
bought at the cheapest read made store in Waehins
n, and of superior ma Ike and finish We are deter
mlnad to give entire satisfaction.
We keep constantly Oh hand large, general and
complete assortment of
GEADY-MADE CLOTHING,
Or the Finest and First Quality at prices to suit the
times.
e. Every Kind of Clothing made to order.
WALL & SRI PHENS,
Penn. sy., let. 9tn and 10th sts
First door east of The Iron Building
Also AT our Establishment three doors east of Nr-
uohal Hotel. feb o.
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IM.MEDlATELY-A,

w OiiC: vi the - ,tcnauIcs Uwu, u street, bet
J-h AID iulh Waters Pr.utag r. t,bi>h .ieht
by of ab' 1t sixteen vi aye, set
t.pe UEe who II : same knowledge of the Dusiuess,
aid h. re- with hi parents, will hear OF ii ua-
i II, by appiyln above.
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ALL HAIL! ALL HAIL.!

~ c. CHOATE, HAS LATELY DIrCOV-
" ERrD I'll ai-h" a'ing SALVE. which will
ure Co:ns Bunninns WiutS. &c, g.. Tie remedy
Is SAT: and su z No caustizng substance is used.
Residence ~ reet ONE house north If tennsyk
f. -
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CAKES, PIES. &c.

NJ. HARVEY, at his Store on Pennsylvania "
i enue: between 9TH and fth streets ot.p,sits
Bro us Hotel, keeps constantly on baud an a.sor,
ment OF lea Cakes, Ginger Nuts ami all other kind
OF SaKes as well as Large gu btt, Of Crackers
ne aise PREPARED " FURNISH, in any quantity,
Craub rry, Mia e, Appl, Peach any other kiuu of
lie that can lie ni-de at this SEASON those who are
In want MY be surel thu tue, are fresh and vi
be sold either ~holes. IeIai as cheap a. tLey
can be tou h, in the city. mar
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WILL REMAIN THIS WEEK.
frices Observation-Disclosures only - Cents.
The Voyage Down the Mississippi.

AT IRON IL ALL, Pi.NNSYLyANI, AVENUE.
(first Time j.. Washin. ton)
THIS mig ,ifcent Painting, tn, first and lest of
L Pr % amt~, has Il Yer been exhibit d in thi,
cuunt ex ept III the ity of Philai phi
In ord 81 to civ. all an opportunity during the pres
INT we k. the ic. # admission wal ue IS Cents 10
HI parts nf tn. huu.e.
Es- ',hi dren under ten years f age IN cents.
A0- Doors oien every e. enlng at o'c,Och ; pauo-
rama moves at ~. m,rzl-
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BOOTS! BOOTS!

UST REHfIVEi', one case of Fine Boots from the
y VI. uf ctor. of W. il. AcCauley, Baltimore, aild
ow tor III the ia ouAbe Boot store under
Browns Mar lie Hyte,, 10y JOHN MILLS,
mar Inv
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INV AND POPULAR MUSIC!

NEW ANU FUFULAH MUSIC!
lust RECEIVED 1T Statinuc,s' Hall, ad-
y joiGing the Irving H,lel, the fll.wiug pieces OF
Lew and pos uiar Music-viz:
The Atlantic Return Schottische
lhe Saili- Polka
I'm <. ing f.r Soldier. Jenny
would Were Il tird, dearest
Fl /, /, Quickstep
Ben itUits Quckstrp
believe ME . he hi fro m Atta)
Atlantic Polka
Gilt n Rt u
Astonishing Polka
he IN beautiful song)
The Celeste Pukn
NHrs's Walrz
StItay o ka
NJ Iler's scrap Book-a collection Of popular
airs. for young people
The ID, ath If Warren
h3-
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NI C. SULLIVAN, Cabinet Maker and Tn
N1s derr,ker. Furniture neatly repaired, cared
anu varuishej All orders wi be promptly attended
TO at the stand fate j n. w. Thomps0n's) h st..
tEtweou 18th aud 18th street north side. jan u
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FOUR-AND A HALF STREET Millinery, FANCY
AND TRIMMING STORE.
MRS. CHOATE Is EVER READY TO WAIT
WI pon the Laut of Washington and vicinity
Her BJ,NkTS are 'qul to any in this ct,. The
La.tIp> ouid DO we'll to III. &c lG-
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Letter from tie Hon. Vim. II. .Seuord.

Ny Darsir: Have the goodness 10 place my name
on Ii 4 of .Ubs iii ers for the Merchants MaGs
yirr. regard il rs an invaluable work fer tie use
{ all who would ND, ,taDd not M rely merc:al
oters tions in this ding ecrntry. hut the ftcs
aid numerical questioDs involved in the aoninif.
trar Jon tfth- government
lam, vi great respect. YOUR humble ssrvsnt,
WILLIAM IL. SEWARD.
Freeman Hunt, esq.
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JOHN N. DONN & BROTHER,
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CITY OF
NEWELES PATENT SAFETY LAMP FEEDER,
WARRANTED to prevent all accidents from the
w use of Burning Fluid. Any one seeing the
jets viii lie pes let sali-ted of their safety. We
have them fitted t, the Solar GLASS; and Brttania
LAMPS Also. Extra Heads aid Tubes to fit any Lamp
For sale, VIII ,,esal1 and ret il. by
JOHN NJ. Dunn. BRO.
Pennav. ct. 10Th and 11th streets.
feb 10
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Freeman Hunt, esq.

TIE Merchant Mag, zire l. published monthly, "a
l42 FULTON street. New York, by Freeman Hunt, ard
furui, he'd to subsc Tiers Tor Five Collars year,
ad vance. Jan ~
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fourth night ct the Reengagement of ,e celebrated
popular Am ricin median,
MIR. CHARMS BUhKE
BENEFIT OF MR.. H. c. JORDAN.
THIS EVENING, MARCH p,
Inc PERI rElaIce tn commence niti the celebrated
lrama. il two 8. cal ed
ALL THAT CUTTERS l. NOT GOLD.
Stei Plumb.......Gr A. w. Feuno
La Pol nais Miss Annie Walters
Aiter winch Mr. jordan WI sing the popular Local
Sotg
ID Is Ivur Motier Knoau lou are Ou,s"
10 lie 10 lowed by the ce er.'ed Drama In two acts
MURRELL, IHE LAND PIRATE
lchaGod rane.......................Mr . c. Burke.
After which will be r.cised a
fireman's Address by ................ Mr. Fenno,
10 conclude with the lopu ar Drama in one al,
cIel
ROBERT MACAIRE
During the piece, the Pas Syrian / y Clement and
Robert Macaire.
Tomorrow evening Benefit of Mr.. Charles Burke
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A CARD.

be sold, either wholes. or re,a AS ch.an a. Nv
o'u oe rou ~ III me CITY. miar q
A CARD.
MRS S. LEMON, having taken up her re idence
WI iii Washington, viii, lee i've a few pupi f. r
insti uction ON the Piano and in Voc,.iLation XIV
iohg experience III her pro1c,s on she will b- elab!
to impart thorou> aud scientific knowledge to
those plac ng themselv under her charge.
Terms made hnown at her residence, Eleventh st
near Penns yiva,iit avenue.
Mrs L. 5 l. has the honor of reference 70 his .x-
&c lcncy, Mil ard Fl more. President ef the United
states. aud Rev. Dr. c Vi. buter
feb 70
WANTED TO rem Sun III house for a
w family OF four persons. he situated between
81 and ut sire ts an Penn. and New York a, euue
would Preferred Address box 245 City ost Office
mar 1T
OPERA B lots, CONGRESS CATERS, &C,
Usr RECEIVED from the mandatory of w
clty,l
cas-. OF Opera Boots
/ case Congress Caters
case UniO, Shoes a new article; and
One caSe -. ford Shoes
Also, Gaze Of buys congress CATERS and Union
shoes. For sa by JOHN MILLS,
Fashionable Boot Maker, Browns Hotel.
IN Is
Re- ALA, Fringe and Trimming Banufactory.
RS LOWE has Oil hand few set, of Encamp-
Nl ment kLGALlA, that will lie so d without re
g TO cost.
BIN Wow CT the approaching rational jubilee,
leg leave 10 iuf"rm the Committee ARRANGEMENTS
shall lie pr pared /" furnish Martial SASlIkS and
K JcErThS. in ail colors, at
MRS l. IVES TRIMMING MANU-
FACiUhf Pc nsy 'vanii Avenue,
South side, between 9th and 10th IT'S.
Feb. %
lust RECEIVE ID, direr from the importer
y 100 pairs French Walking shoes gazed)
90 do do T,i ct Slippers, beautiful article
30 do Pars Pumps, for the Drawing ROOM
And now for Sale at the Fashionable boot Store,
Browns IIo.ci. j. MILLS
ian
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BANK OF The UNITED sTaTEs,

Pennsylvania Arenue, Washington.
LIST of Banks taken on depo tic at par and under
n by the Bank Of the United States
Bank of the NJ, tro, oils ............ par
i,ank Of tn. Republic d"
Patriotic Bank $3.50. "
COiGnila bank
Farmers Mel chants Bark .........
Exchange Bank e., W, &Co) ....... y disc't
Fn1mers >ecu MICS Bank, Geo town par
Mechanics Bank. do
Bank of Commerce do 4"
CNCuEEESr MONTY.
All New England Banks. u di CT
New Jersey Banks. .....I
STOCK SECURITY BANKS, D. C.
Bank Of the Cuiteu states. par
Suffolk Bank, (Aew York;
BENZ ELiERY, Cashier.
WASHINGTON. y. g.. Feb Is. 1873. fb 10
BOOTS! BOOTS!
JUST RECEIVED, from c. Benkurt, Phil
u adeIphia-
One c.>e fine Dress Boz Is
One all in. Boots
One case Butt n G ters, 10th tops
Que case do do Kid tops
and no. TO- sale. Call an tn, mt tho fashionable
b. OF SIC r. of jim MILLS.
fh1I- under BruWns III tel.
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NEWS FROM FaANcF.n

{S-LA1 EST NEWS KUN FHANCK.4U
n He SUBSCRIBER has just received another lot of
! those beautiful Paris rumpS. Also, II fire. h sup-
ply of superi French Waking sh es 1og~thr
with large ssortmen' Of Opers Boots Gl@zed SEQ s,
Copgress Caters &c irfl ar. calculated tn II a'e
the most fastdious. Call at the Fas' ionable Foot
anr Shoe store of JOHN MI Is
fb 25- under R-cwrs' Va tel.
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Local 4 f.irs.

Or" As o commedian, his high talents
,re secured a popularity upon our boards
hat will insure him that share of public
,,,ronqge to which he is so eminently emit
,,aJ He presents a highly attractive ''hili"
IL With such Il trump card IS the inimta-
- Rurke. in the character Of Of Iciibod
;rane lrbe "school master" of Washington
| .rinel cannot fail to make an ..impr, ssiou."
| We bespeak for Mr. jordan full aud re-
,rtctable house
N,r .Nqrkst House.-Our suggestion, we
~ glad to perceive, in relation to n new
make. ne brirg carried out, as will be
rrsentcl by the following resolutions,
,nv,d IN amer dine, I, at lie last meeting
the b. ard of 4 dermen:
..That committee Of one member from
each Boa d., III COZ juction with the Mayer,
he appointed for the purpose Of obtain ng
the best plan "A building. to be erected
an the present l. cation # The Centre Mar
ut house, or s"me other site suitable for
market purposes, and for such Others rs
nav serve the public convenience and that
The committee be authorized to offer re-
ward Lot exec, ding three hundred dollars
70, such plan, aud that the ,mmttee in.
lrire and report to the Boards whether the
he present site is large enough to afford
lonm for The erection of such buildings as
lie wants of the city will require"
Mr. Gordon navel to amend the sail
amen,Imeut Ivy striking out the word Board
an inserting WARD which was agreed
20. .....
Nr. T"wers move further to amend the
snii amendment by adding the following:
"rrov,ded, That no site for said market
house shall he heated in any street or ave
nua :" whic. m )tion was megatived.
Mr. Towe,s moved further to amend the
said amendment by striking out the words
or some other site;" which mo ion was
a.sr negatived.
The question was then on the amend
ment OF Mr. Magrudrr, as amended, which
ttihg Taktn, il Was decided in the affirma
u'e; aud the resolution AS amended was
read the third time and adopted
P@oramas 1t is hardly necessary to
rem nj our rea lers that there are two Z IN
orim's HOW on exhibition in this city, anil
they are be utiful works of art. The Mis-
sssppi il at Iron HALL, AMI the Glance at
the World ut III Fellows Hall. To- night
l. The last time the Glance can be seen, and
VT would advise all who b ave not been there
tog' TO hight.
fodce.-The reports of the officers this
n"fn'"g show but few cases Of Importance.
Vne Was recorded Of u man named Peter
"h who beat little boy about five or six
!eafs OF aye very severely. He was held to
VH by justice Clark Another of man
named Gedliugs for beating his wife and
0'e"Slng the furniture in his house. He
WIS sent to Jill by justice Dom.
Inc watch house this morning contained
NV 'olsfrS aul only one criminal, negro
"'He'i John l.. Button, who was taken for
'"'O"'ng stones in the street. He was fi.ed
Que irlar aud costs.
IL AT ED.-lm. edi .ie.y fur flr rate YES,
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Letter from tie Hon. Thomas H. Benton.

WARRINGTON CITY, April 20, 1sfe.
Viz. Freeman Hunt. slR: owe you many thaDks
for the npporuniti hava had TO read the Merchant,
Magazine, and have uDd it in rfaity 10 be a Msca-
zine. and that well lcrishei. Of all the usefu'
matter which the title would imply, and presented
with fullne and clesrness hich delights while l.
instructs. 1t is, in fact merchants magsziEe -
the large acceptation OF tie term! merchants who e
tetween nations. VIII, large operati bring many
DEF armen's Of knowledge. view Of the state IL
the world. iuto dai re0usi'ioD. But it is not The
great merchant only, but the ore Of mere modes.
but. nevertheless, Of most useful opersticns-tks
merchant ofthe interior aiso-who will fnd this
gaziu- To abound with the information the pursui'
his busir and the Elevation q the r1efcaDtls
character requires. Nor is its utility 1T all coDfped
rchants tut extends TO the legislator and
matirt. and to all who are charged with managing
the pfT rs Of the nation. Fer myself, have foun
it mcst useful to me In my senatorial lobors ara
hive cen in the habit fer many years Ct Carefully
consulting il.
Very respectfully, sir. yorr obedent serv: Mt.
THOMAS II. BENTON.
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BILLIARDS. B.LLIARDs!!

\ u VI u pass all hour p, asa"t can d'
-, 81 y .iiIig Al thu ..ArIIE;> 4EUN - ou ths
10 % ";rh 1 4 AID 9th streets Eyeryth ny
tr,I1 hl or er IT, give satisfa on o ali VIII ~.
f. me Saloon .nd re rrD, ri-.,or Assua hi
-,n" a'u Tie iub l.: tn his chef eude vr -hali
.x an the excellent char Ger IN Sal on ha>
fhe. HAkRISuN.
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JOHN WAGNER, So
Carver and Glider.
PENN. AVENUE. BETWEEN 18th 18th SIS.
WASHINGTON D. G. feb e.
NOTICE.

III LEMON, Uphoisterer, will be happy to serve
LIZ the citizens Of ashington in all that spper-
luz 10 his profession Faithful workmanship quay.
ateed IN all cases, or remuneration for services
expected. The pubic respectfully invited to call
aid his improved balance weight fixtures for
tsins at his place of business, on llth sueet, near
Pennsylvania avenue.
Reference to Messrs. Clagett podson and Prof
Chas. q. Page. feb o.
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L ~ IN BOYS want d at th offic, of q
Inn v I'll All = U.u" on street near corner OF
Oer Majors PRINT ny E.,ab.is' ment, to cair,
n,t anu ieci routes to s:il IN above pap T.
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Extract Of Letter from M;lliard Fillmore.

Extract Of a Letter from Mil'idrd Fillmore
Il have read it [Mert hants Magszipe) with
got deal of attention. aDd have hesitation in say-
ing that think it enc of the most valuable period
calls that was ever pub ished. To the merchant !:
seemS quite indi pensabls and TO The state and
man of general Information almost equally de- irabe
1t j. grand repository Of useful faces and nforma
tim, which can he found now here 50 well digested
lid so accessible in these numbers. only regret
that do q OF OWL tie whole work"
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Ar ID q L-Just rect ed so "a tIis Lara
IL Oil. FOR sale by HAN IL. or.
street, opposite the Bank Of h'pgion-
Gb s.
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IL nv Dim; edi .ie,y fur tr { Fate YES,
~ a"Ner,. Ao,.e but the st ae uarply as tne
F'N's are given u. ". HINIJN.
Merchant Tailor.
"-~ Pa. ave-. bet. ~ and oh IL.
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NIAsON'S PATENT SPERM OIL for
WI sale, Wholesale Or retail by
AHATCII. Jr.
street opposite tie Bank Of "ash'ng''n'