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THE MARRIED woMAN,s
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,
DY D u. a. N. MAURIcEAU,

PROFESSOR OF DlSkAS6 o. NOlIls
ons AsndredtA Edition 100000. 1saso, pp. go.
fox FINE PxPra, EXTRA BrsDrxc, 81 co.
Every complaint to which a woman Is subject, eeous ga
hood to wOmanhood, as also as wife and asmothef
" described, with the causes, the symptoms, and
per mode of treatment, in a plain, simple, but In snt-
chaste language, easily understood. And thus every w.
man can discover. by comparing her own symptoms with
those described, the nature, character, end causes Of hes
complaint; and be spared much anxiety and suffering.
The wife about becoming q mother has often need Of
Instruction and advice OF the utmost importance to her
future health in respect to which her sensitiyenen for.
bids consulting = medical gentleman, viii End such In.
struction and advice, ard also explain many synptous
which otherwise would occasion anxiety or alarm.
How many are suffering from distractions or IRREGULAR.
ties peculiar to the female system, which undermine the
health, the effects of which they are ignorant, ana foe
which their deIicacy forbids seeking medical advicef How
many suffer from proldpsUs a$eTf falling Of the Wombl
or from fuor al6us weakness, debility, &c)f How many
are In constant agony for many months preceding connns-
nentH How many have difficult, II not dangerous dsfv-
cries, and slow and uncertain recoveriese Some whose
lives are hazarded during such time, will sash ind in is
pages the means Of prevention, amelioration and relief
How many bitter moments, how much anguish, might
have been spared to the sufferer, to her husband, to her
relatives, byths timely possession Of this little volume.
1t 10 impracticabls TO convey fully the various suhIsc4s
treated of, as they are Of a nature strictly intended for
the married, or those contemplating marriage.
But no husband, wife or mother are exeusabIs II they
still continue in ignorancs OF those physiological laws, By
the knowledge of which their own health and happiness,
as also the future well-being Of their children, are secured.
TIE MARRIED W0MAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL
COMPANION . is a standard work Of established reputa-
ton, found elassed in the catalogues Of the great trade
sales in New York, Philadelphia, and other eities, and
sold by all the principal booksellers In the United stnieA
It was nrst published in 1s47, since which time
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sugsssment, n seek there for the pure
delights which tho world besides eannnt
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CAUTION THE PUBLIC


10 buy no book unless the words " Dr. A. NJ. M1unIcKGu,
1879 Liberty street, N. r." are on the thie-page, and the
entry in the Clerks Office on the back Of the title-page;
and buy only OF respectable and honorable dealers, or
send by mail, and address to ORA. N. Mauriceau.
II Upon receipt Of One Dollar 1.-THE MAR
RIED WOMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL COA[PAN-
I0N'' Is sent (naiied fre3 to any part Of the United
States, the Canadas and British Provinces. All
letters must be postpaid. and addressed to Or. A. II.
MAURIcEAU. Box 1924, New York City. Pub.
hshing Office, No. 129 Liberty. Street, New York.
AGENTs.-E. 4. Newman, Norwalk. o.; W. X.
Earl, Massillon, O.; A. Hinckman. Salem I; John
Saxton, Canton d. Lamb, Findlay, o.; Geo. Hall.
Ashtabulas 0.;John Perkins, Athens s. A. sPeas
Ffndlay, Ohio.
October 18th. 1854. 0m21
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WHAT EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW.

Every woman should know that II she is IN poor, siekIy,
debilitated condition Of heaith, making existence . burden
10 herself and source Of painful anxiety to her relatives
and friends, and perhaps; Rhrrible rejection y entaiIinf
and innicting her own maladies and suHerings upon her
what cause her sunerings arise, that remedy ana relief
mag, whas YET there II time, be awaited Of the causes Be
avoided IN fuiure, and her health restored. that he mag
be cited for the duties and capable Of the epjoynents e
life.
Let every woman l6ok st the smaciatsd form, the death.
ike complexion, the deep-burieds lustreiess eye. the sunk.
en- cheek, the gloomy and depressed spirits, the shattered
nerves, the PROSTATE and helpless condition Of many .
wife, mother, daughter, or sister, II not herself tnslnded,
within her own circle, whose days are days or agony, and
ask herself, " Must this continued Must this bse Z
there no renedys No relief No hopes
The remedy Is BY knowing the causes and avoiding
them, and knowing the remedies and ~beneating By heuL
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just Received d,

80 doz. A. White & sons celebrated AXES;
also. 4 boxeso of those extra Double Steel Axes,
going fast Having boeu appointed Agent for
the sale of those Axes exclusively you can
only procure the genuine of me in this place !;
all warranted, aud in case of a r. turn no ques-
finna asked A larueIot of rez- .
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Our stock cannot be excelled either in quality or
scented a finer assortment to the public, and earn
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assorted sizes; Paints, Oils. rutpentine White
lead, Zinc, Brushes. Gu aud Floor Cloths.
HOLSTERER' S!
Damasks, Irvine, Curled Hair and Moss, Web,
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January ~, lass
SEALED PROPOSALS Re received department. until
. O'Clock m asa Api NEXT furnishing for
Juy tuch Quantities sad Al
such times may sequed ordered for abe
mail bags following descnptons 10 vii
Canras Mail Bags.
size and inches In circumference
weighing al least 10 ounces 20 the
Of the fabric TO be doubled and
ueo, and five fold.
No IA and ss inches In circumference
weighing 70 ounces 10 hs yard Of "
inches be ike that
OF 's III ~
Ga length and IS inches la circumference
weighing 10 ounces ~ The yard OF ~
fAches - above darcrbed
made sum
cien yeet holes and provided with strong cord 10
ther mouths 10 distinctly marked 70.
according the above specified.
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NOTICE.


ORDNANCE OrrCE,
Washington september 49, 1854.
CONGRESS during lis last session having
for The purchase Of the besl breechioading rim
the United states army provided that the secretary
fair practical shall
hereby notified ha,
mems Of such arms will be received at This Office first day
next Tor preliminary e1ainalons
reasonable expectation OF being
sufficient number those srdmy
expecaon) be placed soldiers for trial In lie
ea ne result o is pfacuca test VIII aid the Secretary
King q decis' n HENRY X. CRAIG
u, Colonel Of
The editors of the following will please inse ,he
above notice twice week send 10 This once one
copy OF the containing The pteigercrr and
Evening Star, washington city Argos, philadelphia Military
Argus, III New York Times Times NJ boston Posi-
at Pt,sbu Times, al Louisville Delta, at New Oeans
3o-2aw6w ~
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7'fAE STORY OF THE HIBLE, from, sh~ R~st d.,v,,
OF Revelation TO III Of Canon win bs
interesting details Of rnnsiaion
ehsrts until The present ise vol.
The Parallels Of Kumachrr eicn
with Vi Illustrations.
Midsummer Flowers Tor the Young ny Mxy Hewitt
The African Crusoes. NY Mrs Lee. NJ
me Australian Wandercu by Mrs, Lee.
Progress and Prejudice novel ny Mrs. Gore,
EDDY on Bee Culture and The Bee Rive.
sepn FRAvcK TsyfoR
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ELEGAoT BOOku ~ Tsylow y MsUvy's.--Jn add pon
c0ccoa Standard aushoss In endless vsxtsy
Of styie and decoration, win be found ~
The Iusss ssssd Anuu~i sos ees In gorgeous binding
The Cabinet Annual. fos lct6 r
The cask~t, or 1883
Winter Wseesh AZ Flowers
The Psrshirs ~ Nrw Testament Psacnesily Unodsd
Herosnes OF SbAkspeass, engsv,ugs bv Heath
Gem Book u Brush Poety, edited By Goodrich
Lyues of the Heart
County Lifr. ~ Miss Cooper, the gem o. the
Ornaments Of Memory
Gems cf British Arr
The Book Of British Dsiisds
Birds IL nbs
Hedges Prose- Writers OF
The Republican Coou Ia the Days Of Washington
Tue Wikie Gallery VI Engfavinss
The Vernon Gallery OF Fnsrsvfngs
Parallels Lord, highest style OF the art
Magnificent English editions, in handsome binding Of
Keats Political Works
Lays OF Ancient Rome
Byrons Life and Works
Moors's Pocftcsl " orks
Poescsl Works
viow,s Evangeline
Long CLOVIS Hs perion
1oagsiow's Voices Of the Night
Words~orth's Poeical Worss, sc.
~ Bibles and Prayer Books ia rieh
0eDoa velvet asd morocco bindings
Albums scrap-books, Juvenile books, games
And "a host OF novelties for the season.
Book and stationery store, near 9ih street
Dec - - ta#
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HOUSEWIVES COTTONs : Third fnstalme nt.--we
III have the pleasure OF announcing
who have been Whiting 50 patiently the arrival Of our hd install
Of the Justly celebrated
to-day $50 originated niroduc~d and had this
Gle manufactured with
inc have stamped on them Ia full.
article tckeed house wife cottons being for This
ket
$40 pieces superior Irish linens, priced
order
Vast of all other kinds pure goods
class OF linen goods should in justice
..t r. rs $3.50 h
imourning goods Of oil kinds stock will be found full
ample, and complete throughout the entire
100 pieces white hanns assorted sdes several shades less
than the usual prices. tff
70 pieces anes superior
quality.
100 pieces rich wooilen ladies' children
considered the handsomest In the
Choice cloils
gloves, shirts
brelss, &c Also article usually found we'll dry
goods house; to all of which daily additions
BY having
bear unmsakahe decided
snahled 10 offer really inducements discriminating
Judges Of goods)
Strangers cordially convinced Of
the advantage Of buying where pnce IL askrdo
Delay In settling bills
Good articles, low prices, and fair dealing relied
all cases.
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
Central Stores, West Building,
Oct S-stcoH Opposite Centre Market
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HHCAEh,s FAHiNA, prepared expressly for fami
~ Hes delicate and
the most economical nuirtou prepsa"ns
hroughi 70 the table, eminenty combining gcsou of the
palate win ample and healtfn susennnce Of body Strictly
speaking, Heckers iarDa neither
toraive strengthening absorbent dis
ordered bowels darrhGa cases Of cholera
when food deemed admissible farn
a to DC sauay and wherever known
In hospitals and
prevention Of sickness, at important tna Of dis
'."" - W.
People in health should
common iood TO preserve the inesimsb'e blessing
For sale by grocers and druggists Wholesale by
r. Pitts ~ Commerce street. BALTIMORE Dngee Brother p7
South Front street, Philadelphia g. G. Bodirar ca, " Long
wharf BOSTON, and by the manufacturers ecker Brother at
the Crolon Mills 2oi Cherry street, New York. =
Sep 30--dfm
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MOTlCE-We b. leave respectfully Customers
IN that usual all off
the Ssh instant and when
forward sel the money
MARKET together with our henvy
obligatory upon US use more Than ordinary diligence
80 - HoOn, BIO fHER, co.
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MOTiCEThe heirs and of Rudnphus Brill
ceased whose letters tesamenary
the Orphans for Washington county Maryland in year
1901 hereby noted In tile orphans
county before the LIST day 1885, and establish their
right TO the funds hands, which hereafter
of
the will annexed Of said deceased A
JOHN SNEARY
Administrator de bonis vii he annexed
Nov 29-l aw4ws
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IrNACTfVE.Ric Paris and New Ysrk made eioaks, In
IA velvet, satin naon, anuqae asd cloth. II u trtf
Beautiful SILKS in brocade plaid, plain, and hounced rohs
Fine muslin enbroderis, Of Point Maltese,
Lmeric, Honon, aud Gimpurc-
SyIph,des, c0Iasetw, ckenses cellars, and sleeves.
Embroidered muslin aud tar,eton robes.
Also choice styles cahmsres, mousseines
French chniz, and wool plaids.
Evening and parry dress great variety.
All the above ready for inspection
Citizens and strangers respectfully invited 10 call
WALTER HARPER X co,
Dee 5-eo3tf Ft.
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The body pouches made Of good sub
than for The sssr sizes no, hess nan TO the
s as be m R The
The pouches are to be- made of densey
SO 70 rests. wa,er o. a. equal to that Of which the pouches
Leather mail Bags lin saddle bags ferm
Body long and u inches eircumfer
widest ends so,om Of IA BY a6 isches
at lhs wdes, pus; SAM, BY - inches.
Size No Body q Iehs, long and p "ssss N %
The leather be made Of good and ubsan
and ns 70 = and
esS 10 be 80 done as NOT 70 elais horse or fs,
Of fabric as the pouches above described
Dropietr Pouehe., twih side pocket
Size 81 length and 30 circumference
Size No. S. 26 do do % do r.
Canpas Newspaper Mal Bags.
Size tas length
Of 2 inches width The yarn Of the fabric 70 b doubled and
size al long
Proposals for improvements ~ the construction OF any the
and The relative value and Inc service a. well
Of such will be considered in determining The lowest
proposal will be considered companisd with samples
os and 5 pop"se and @ w s
potency and ability Of the bidder 10 execute the work according 70
The specimens delivered before
specimens deposited by Siddes
which with safety and be used in the
decision bids made before day
May bidder bidders will required
before 18th day of June
sufficient sures for faithful PEI omance Of the obligations
ed into.
All
tors Boston, Mass New York and Buffalo, N. "
Philadelphia and Pitsbug Pa Baltimore, Midi Washington ID,
D. Charleston, g. c. Augusta Ga; Montgomery, New
Orleans La Nashville Tennis Louisville ~ Cincinnati Ohio
and 81 Louis such quantities. and uch times de
require be iSidy inspected
delivery and 70 be received which shall be inferior the
specimens standard bags En- 5f ri gtfsT
To enable bidders estimate the number Of different kads Of
mail bags which will probably be required they informed
there furnished for the Of the department during
which ended Goth June last las leather pouches 1913
hes 430 ahcr horse mail bag Cos horse mail
and IT, 10 canvas mail bags
The should endorsed Proposals Mail
and be addressed 10 The :" Postmaster Gerard"
JAMES CAMPBELL.
Jan H-lawl2w Postmaster General
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AND MI. W "a NOIicE.-In June, 1854 The COMMITS
- one OF PENSIONS issued No % s22 for
100 acres under me act Of September Elizabeth Cooper
widow OF William Cooper deceased and Wash
ingon city, the address of f.
warrant ba failed r. g. Cnars ~ ar
OF person authorized receive entered
he General Land Once prevent the issue ef
fraudulent CLAIMANT and application
sioncr OF Pensions for duplicate OF said warrant.
BucvRus, (ohio) October 10, 1854.
oc H-lawbw
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EisENCH WRITING INK, by P~stae suyot.
Bank of England wiring ink maker bv
Imported direct from the n.so. nv
Sept ~ rRAN1K rAyI.ol
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| Avs Relating 20 the Public Lands.
Laws United Of Copg.u. "a.
Confederation, Tteses spanish aud ,hr Tcn
the Public Opinions
o. the United states N relation sere eompis, from
American State Papers being and
tive OF The United States Public Lands q y,
folio $500 !" '"eF'
Whites Collection Of Laws, Charters, and Local odpsnc, ~
treat britain, france, and Spain relating
land In their respective colonies, .c ana ~
as on The same snect vols Also Judge
translation of Azo aud Manuets. = -'N'
Institutes OF the Civil of spain
Scbmidt's civil Law spain and the more n,
acts Of the Mexican Congress Ft
Rockwes Compilation In rci.,
20 Mines aud Titles 10 Real Esnts / vol. $500
Laws OF the Colonies and Goveromrn from lGs a.Y
ward IN relation 10 Indians indsn AFFAIR.",
nss Of the Congress Of TIE Confsder,ron United
The subject I vol. FEANCK Ttyr.op
Oet2 ''e
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EoH Ov.reoats and Clothing OF every description.
gentlemen should not fail 10 VISIT the extensive establishment
the subscbrrs. will find
sotment style qusiy
featured In the desirable
selling the lowest the
WALL h srEPhENs.
Dec xs-1 5k2 PeBnsyivsala
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NGtisH fekiss-cross Blsck~elts English pickles
- Vanhenschotsns New York p,ehles. for BY
kUbT. ID. TWEEDY.
terner Fem avenue and 18th srest,s sou side
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MEDICAL DEP HrM or GEOAGETOW N
wi Coleg-The November 5th aud
continue until tbs middle Of March. ri
Tems stadua
ton, sa5 dissecung ticket, $40.
FACULTY.
Noble Young D. Professor Medi
cine
fiodoardo Howard NJ D. Professor
OF Women Children.
Johnson Eliot, NJ. D., Professor Of Anstaay.
James f. Morgan NJ D. Professor Medical jurisprudence
Hygiene.
N. snyder, D., Professor Of surgery,
benjamin Craig NJ D., Professor OF Medical Chemistry
Physiology,
H. r Howard " D. Mediea and Theapep
ties
Alex X. Young, NJ. D., pemons,r.,or ot Anatomy
FLoDoARDo HOWARD, Dean,
oc' -2awtNovb Garner ip,h and
uAwKEH ON shooting -aitea by VIM. r.. Porter,
Frank Foyerters Field Sports q
American Game IN It's Sea.ou~s by Frank Forester
The Rod and the Gun by Wilson oakrn vol Rdin
bu,gh -
Th- Sportsman in France vois. I.cndon.
TIE Young sp~usmapss Manuat; by 4
Hints 10 spnrt-nsas b. r. 4. Lewis, ~. H.
The Shooter. " ,nual
krder's Sporting Aneedntee
Yousu on the pep edited hv Il. n. Lewis, NJ.
pess M Doss edited nv Frank For,~,er. esn
0s.. rvaucns 90 Dog heahns by William Floyd
HtchMdson Digs
Cco. Hutchinson on Dog breaking vol. London.
Msyhe~ on Dogs. r.ANCK TAYLOR.
Sep ~
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SUPERIoR LINEN GOODs.-csgsu, Nsw,on May. : Co,
10 h,r stock q superior linen soods Just
esved which win be sold lowest cash price. We have
very bss makes mpo',sd and warranted pare nax
complete stock Of table dsmask daask cloth.
TowsiIlug of all kinds IN grea, abundance
Crash, German roll, brown Russia linen
Pillowcase and bolster linen, brown French linen
@ ALSO RECEIVED
Cotton best make, for pillow slips, cotton
English long elosn New York mills colored dimiy
iss s S.nss
good assortment of priced all wool hanne, io4 white
blankets the smallest the largest size
The above goods will be sold exceedingly low for ca on Tune
- Dec s~ "s n'' cLAGErT NEWTON, MAY,
SILvER-PLATED and Aib.tt. ware.-I have recently
opened siverpasd goods heavily plated
on Sasss ana On aD sa.,ss. ns"n forks
s aTp 1sa cake 'S Sase,. Ss son .nnd.
Pitchers. bursi KNIVES, coffee and tea urn.
Napkin rings salts, liquor stands, mugs, gebiets
Egg stants, card receivers
Together with general assortment Of housekeeping articles
For sale at very low prices. W. porEr ER. lion Han,
Dec 0--eodiAJnnl 3io Penn avenue and $40 d street.
n EMBERs Of Congress and strangers Visiting the
MI city respectfully informed that We have on hand very
sss a o ases osS o. ne
New style Paris cIaaks, velvet, satin, and cloth
Handsome Of French work evening dress goods very
light material y 4s
Elegant VIII te and colorrd Grape shawIs
Cashmere long shaws, good bordersd scarf. 8-g
Maltese vaencnnes, diapure and English thread aces and
Black lace. for trimmings
All kinds Of fine white gpods
Silk, THREAD, and cotton hosiery
Best gloves Lyons best veveis, in black and desirable
colors
Undervests of all kinds far ladies and gentlemen
Pine Welsh and English fannrls
Linen cambc embroidered hem stitched handkerchiefs
colavs and bOeoms
All Of sds will Be soId the lowest cash prices
solicit all OF good articles at low
prices examine stock hef1re milking their purchaacs
T CLAGETT, NEWTON, NAY 4 Co,
Corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street.
-------------~-
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR IL ENTHUSIASTICALLY located
Missouri he'd Chambers suitable
separately the whole Missouri lighted by
lamps.
Please inquire OF Mrs. j. r. Ness, Missouri avenae
AZ 9th ..sa
Dec 5-d4
M. A. Tyson d Sisters Seminary
FOR youse LAplEs.
F street, betGesn l2th and IRA Huntington.
THE duties of This IT,
continue 10 The usual closing Joy wishing
enter their chden can DO stated
lars which obtained either institution the prin
cipa bookstores.
Dec l--d2w TStaI.1
Chapped Hand. Face.
EUERLAINs Amondinc--fresh
" Rosells do do
10 dozen from Madame Lavignas dsiIlery
"'- PAKKERs
Fancy and Pertunery Store,
Dec 81 Fem avenue, under National Hotel.
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NOTWITHSTANDING DIH Es-r..s. !,

rOrGAslsSioNAL OlREcrunS T--- $3.50
The c-ogaphicai and moush,v
oa a"yosa 20 commercial and political svaepAy ed
ued by m sr~ocaoa OF sanseu
scnrhon, " per ssnum sssge numh~r IS cents
bN"fheils Halfway Guide FIR JsBvssyi pvc~ - With
rEANgE n VI
Jan 70 S'"~
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IuvrNLs. BOOKS, t"r youths - All sges. for s.a~
variety .ss.e
ed winters VI tbs class IN England Also Ian
don editions OF the tine rvsr,h Juvenile
book selected In Paris BY the my which are u
oP~hed, FRt>CK TAYLOR
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IN Anticipation OF the approaching Holidays, have
recently made addition her 'oorc chice Of
China vases, fancy cups and with and without
=
Toilet BEETLES, cigar and Lighters
Lamps, girandoIes candelabas, prng cabdestck
And will take pleasure showing
a call -
few of those celebrated German
in Of good light would do well they
entirely closed ont, -
selling toilet less than
cost, being determined close that
G. 8. W HITTLESEY,
$3.50 54 Seventh
p. s.-Al bills made with must be set,ied monthly
22-eod2wtf y
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n,nrs Mandarin. Mossy Hsi, Newport, rs~ Smyrna,
Picolata, Tampa. Uchs AIMS, oeals, Pialka, Quincy
rrnofon
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THE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY ALExAN-
DRIA continue against hre generally,
country, as heretofore, the reasonable
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Anthony r. Cover, President
Dwight Meicaif, John b. Dangerfeld
William Gregory, Edward g. HoOsh,
Robert Jamieson, James r. Srni'h,
Thomas X. Keith, Robert G Vtniett.
William II. Fowe, Thomas Mccormick.
John II. ent, H4telt ffD
Office bonrs from to u, and from n to 81 O'Clock
G. w. WATfLES, Secretary.
Jan 9-lawiy Office on King street, 81 Assph.