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No. 56l.l
Notice OF the withdrawal OF Lands In Mich.
| No. 56l.l

IN pursuance of Congess approved Sd June 1856
king grant Stale of MICHIGAN aid In
railroads in said Stae instructions have
given by this office the registers and receivers
sale and location of the following DESCRIBED
probably falling within the prescribed limits OF seec
directed heretofore ordered by telegraph
30lb OF May last, 10 wit:
Office DuscAs All the lands in the disirct in The southern
ninuId range and Ia west, and south OF township
3 The northern pennsla all The lands north OF Township
50, ard west of range ID west
Office All the lands in the district except oil those
ships IL, l2 IL, and IA lying west Of range Ia wes
Office at GRsEsRF: All lands in the district except
townships situated north Of township IL and east of
north OF township 10 and east ofrange east
Ofce at DKTRoIT: All lands in the district lying belwea
townships III north, and all situated Of range
Once All the lands in the district lying
range o wess.
All the lands in the district situated
south Of township 81, in ranges 90 to ~ inclusive
South township 50, ranges 80 10 "a inclusive.
South of township 53 in ranges IS and B
South township 54, in ranges 81 and ao
North of township S6, in ranges 80 and 40; and
North oftswnshIp 4s, In ranges al and a2.
These latter embracing nearly all lands advertised he
Presidents proclamation No. 5 be offered July sus
MGrs which win not, therefore, be offered the public
therein ordered.
Given under General Land Once,
Washington this thirteenth day OF June, 1856.
THos. a. HENDRICKS,
June H-Iaw6wf Intel star.l Commissione
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for Building six schooncrs for the
T-~'fod States Revenue Service.

TErksrrY DEPARTMENT,
September Q, 1856.
SRALRn PROPOSALS. distinctly endorsed Proposals
Ncssn rnd addressed the Secretary
win be received this Office until ~ O'Clock noon,
Of November nopt for furnishing the constructing equip
delivering afoa
tons burden EACH for the United
northern lakes
The models and plans be furnished by contractor
vessels be completed within three months from the signing
viii considered
building. accompanied
responsible persons
viii be entered into by bidder acceptance by
the department.
One half Of the win be paid
Of satisfactory evidence that the vessels pnnked ceed
the decks laid and the balance the delivery Of The
pletcd,
All the materials used quality, the wek TO
be executed In faithful and the satisfaction OF
perntendent
The veos when received om the hands contractor
fully raod furnished and equipped and finished ceat with
the exception OF chains, anchors nautical
camboo.e, cabin, and ward rom furniture and boats.
bidding will be furnished required
spscifcations application 70 this department
propose number
vessels they liberty offer for
convenience, JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Sept 6-oawiftsthNov
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THE ONLY OWE EAgTHoRzEpr-T

TUE ONLY ONE sEAuIuoRIzEDi-The Rob Of DR. BOY
VEAU bhFFECTEUR is far superior
nie aarsapaHa other similar remedies.
without mercury ali affections ihe skn dares scroua
ulcers accidents from
period Of fe and Hereditary acmony Of humou As dpua-
tive powerfully ecacOus In catarrhs
OF
injections soundinEs As syphiic
short diseases ensuing
basam Of eopava or subeb from necons which only epo
without nentaizina The an
recommended syphic diseases whether
ing and which resisted the OF mercury
Of potassium.
General agents fer he United States Gabriel Blondn, ESQ.,
William street New York for wholesale ORDERS Guo Duconge
New Orleans Seuily, san Francisco.
The Rob saeoteu by all the druggists throughout
ted States The pamphlet Of q.
cal properties Of the Rob will be ohMined by writing
wanted.
O. n prepared America the West In
dies &c Gee Of the United Stairs duties ha ~" Rob IN
March tt-dlV'
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no rnE LAprEs-Mr h l. HARPER, as Broomfold s,rect,

no THE LhDIES.-Mr L. HARPER, s BroomheId street
Boston, has us received choice and
elegant embroidered ball dresses Pnsau style
which universally admired Newport
not then abe supply the demand he takes this opportunity
inform the ladies' that he opening fresh supply
which white md appropriate bridal
Also, head drcssr coiufen capotcs collars mnnSs
which embroidered black
cty ofwrenhs or straw flowers, feather fpwers &C,
NJ B.-This s The only United these
goods be obtained,
nosroN, January s, 1856,
1an HQnv.2y
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mo. b60.l

No b6ol
NOTICE Of the Withdrawal Of lands I'm wisconsin
~ In Of act approved % June 1885,
Hc lands tho State Of Wisconsin aid In tho
railroads. said stae instructions have
free wdra wing from market un further ORDERS all fe
said State and continuing the reservation of the
fore ordered by telegraph the Goth Of May last.
o1he lands will be
sketch of
Office which restoration 30 public notice will given.
Given under hand the General Land Once,
Washington, this l2h of June, A. ID. le55.
THOs. A. HENDRICKS Commissioner.
June l3-law6w Intel n Star.l
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mo. 56s1
Notice
Of WTthdrdwdl Of Add

Of Withdrdedi Of Additional Lands in Florida.
FURTHER IN puuanco of entitled granting
public In the Of Florida
Alabpma, aid the construction Of railroads
States approved 17h Nay 1885, Instructions
by this oaee the land officers Newnanys and Tampa Foh
da the 9Th for the withdrawal and
ORDERS Of tho following lands
falling within the probable limits Of selection of the Tampa bay
Main Stem railroad in said State, TO witt
Office All te lands situated south Of the body
Of lands heretofore Withdrawn for the Cedar Key branch railroad
cs of the line which divides twehour and twenty
and roth Of the line dividing townships nineteen and twenty
oce TanPA Al lands situated ,psrt Of the line dividing
and noTh Of tho lne which d
vides townships thirty and thrtyone
Given under my hand General Land 0ncc the
Washington, this ninth day Of September, 1854
JOHN HOOD,
Sept l0-law6w Acting Commissioner
flint, audg gtarI
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sau Hall College of New Jersey, Princeton.

"Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought 10 min
Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And days o. auld lang synep
The members OF the class ending June 1883
year ending June 1884,
ending June $780, hereby
Washington, third A
TO brighten the links Of the chain Of love and friendship which
tide entirely exchange their
lives greeting and sympathy and TO lament the unmey fate
some OF their most promising compeers.
preliminary meeting of the seGappoined committee will
Hoe street, Fifth streets
which those members
adopted 10 secure as full an attendance possible.
is be
good enough furnish the ofhe committee by
their respective post ofhces
EDWARD J. GRANT, NJ. D.,
OF Trenton, N. j., Chairman Of Committee.
ALEXANDER c. HART, M. D.,
OF Philadelphia Pennsylvania
J. NEWTON LIGHTNER.
ofLancaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
Of Winston, ABeghany Co. Nd
SAMUEL p RICHARDS,
OF Balstn Iron and Glass Works, N. j.
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
OF Montgomery county, Maryland
Committee.
JoHH WIIpaAr, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary
March 27-lawtMar3 TInteliEencerl
All newspapers in the civilized countries
ed 10 notice this advertisement their editorial
bers OF classes
visions of the globe and all newspapers throughout
States OF America requested
caonay between this date and the Sd OF March A D. 1887
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"A EmBtsHs OF Congress and yislterrt 90 wsshinEtoH
MI are respectfully informed that az TAYLOR MAURYs
Stationery stare street, they viii all hsi
requirements Their extensive stock In addition 70 The following
important works. comprises every department ofeTature, sciep
and
New books received Immediately publication
Weekly mporatons from England
CaIhoun's Works, 6 volumes
JefIcTson's Works, volumes
webstera Works, 9 vols, autograph edition
Eyoreu's orations and Speeches, volumes
Clay's Private Correspondence, volume
=. &. Prenusss Memoirs, volumes
Bancroft,s History Of the United States, volumes
Statcsman's Manual, 4 volumes
Hickeys Constitution, volume
Jehcrson's Manual, volume
The Constitutions OF the United States, volume
Ellot's Debates and Madison Papers, volumes
MarshE Orators and Statesmen, volume
StOry's Works, volumes
Lives Chief Justices OF the United States, volume
Lieber's Civil Liberty and Self government, 2 volumes
Wir's Life Of Patrick Henry, volume
Kcnncdy's Lifo of Win, volumes
Carsudis Life Of John Randolph, volume
Party Leaders, BY Baldwin, volume
De Tocqucvile's Democracy In America, volume
Tho Federalst, volume
Grmko's Nature and Tendency OF free Insutnns voum
Constitutional ut book volume
Careyis Past, Present, and Future, volume
Seaman e Progress Of Nations, volume
NcEiirots American Delaier, / volume
Future Wealth of fAmerca, volume
Smiths Wealth of Nations, I volume.
Every description Of American, Engsh and French stationery
The finest qualities, AZ the lowest prices.
Visiting cards engraved and printed with the romptud
TAYLOR A NAURYs,
DocT-dn Near 9th street
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Completion of Panama Railroad.
Reduction of Fare 10 California.

Reduction Of Fare 10 California.
ncS United States mail steamships New York
~%& for Aspnwai on the 9th and Goth Of each month,
SI& connecting with mail steamers from Panama San
= Francisco.
These steamships been inspected and approved Navy
Department. and guaranty speed and safety.
The Panama railroad 47 miles long, from
ocean, and crossed in hours The baggage of
checked in New York through
embarked Panama
The paid In New York all expenses the
Reserve steamers kept in in New York. Panama.
San Francisco detention in of accident
the route is entirely reliable.
Passengers Panama the day they Aspin
wall
Conductors through by each and
women and children without other protectors
For through tickets the lowest apply
West street, New York, L. w, RAYMOND.
May6-du
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spR NGFIELp HALL, uARFoRD CO, MD.

Porrdiag School for Boys-Nur7brr Limited 10 TDenty
REV. JOHN y. KEECH, PRINCIPAL.
lls institution n seventeen mus from Baltimore,
turnpike having regular daily communication thence by
The pupils required TO hoard with the principal their
hs well the school rno cina under the
unn IL remarkably healthy, and from all
ton aud The rnre of character
10 youth whose parents guardians prevented by absence
business from giving personal attention their supervision
instruction embraces
nahemacs and tho branches preparatory college any
kind Of business
The winter scsrion win November s
lst of hpril
Rccrcncea Right Rev. Bishops whitnsham and Athnson
Rev Drs Wyatt and iohns Hugh D. Evans and
esqs and Dr. Samuel Chew patimoe and H. O. =. Key, ST.
Mafy'a county, Maryland.
Reference be made Samuel
oC the institution the Office of the Chesapeake
nal Company Washington, D. g. who will give information
the ternR &c.
Springfield Fa'on, Hartford county, Maryland October
%, 1855.
Oct 25-eoati
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Iamp.on both going and returning.

Stopping Southampton, both going and returning, they offer
passengers proceeding London
other route, for the economy Of time and money.
Passage from EsD YOrk 10 Southampton and Bremen.
Fs, cabin. saloon $3.50 cabin, lower saloon Clio
second do, $50.
An letters and newspapers pass through post once
No bills adng viii be signed parcels received the day
sailing
An experienced surgeon s attached TO each ship.
fOrifeight or passage, apply 10
q. Ii. SAND, IL South William st., N. \.
u. A. HEiHEBEk d Co., Bremen.
CR0SkEY x Co, Southampton.
WILLIAM IsELIN Hawe.
Feb 10
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No. OIL
Noe Of The Re.caaJRslment Of he Land Office al I'm
csnHes IN the State Of Indiana
IN COMPLIANCE with PROVISIONS Of Congress m.
proved August 18Th, 1885, entitled An continue the land
offices Vucsnnes, Indiana the
certain lands the Indiana Iuoi formerly
cuded within dcn fs hereby ciafed
and made register receiver vincen
have again been opened for the safe and Of lands
as II said land Offices had heen abolished,
Given under hand the of Washington this 99d day
November A. D, 1885.
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Ofice
Nov 05--lawGw flint and Stnr1 +.
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Tint. and starI
Land warrant Lost.

THE public hereby notified that Ith day August
1885, undsrsgned Elisha endon whom land
s5ql5 Commissioner
United States enclosed
the scottHvie Abemare county Virginia.
Messs NJ Snyder OF Washington
that the said snd transferred in blank by the
derpipned and has ed said NJ Snyder
believed that the either auduen,y tnkcb from
mails lost
persons therefore hereby warned from purchasing
Intend apply the Commissioner of Pensions for
duplicate Of said
ELISHA HERNDoN.
Cant n
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Land warrant Lost.

THE public hereby notified In day Of August
1885, undersigned, James NJ Haley, whom lard
No 740 for 100 sued by the commissioner Of Pen
the 1885,
In the United States mail scotsvfe, Albemnrle county, v
Rinia Mess NJ snyder Son, of
ngtou that the said land by endorsement
In blank by undersigned and has
said NJ Snyder Son believed
.either fraudneutly from the mails or lost
Az therefore hereby warned purchasing
intend spplY the Commissioner Pensions
for duplicate of asid warrant
JAMES NJ, HALEY.
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Il. IL. GILL E Il +,

Has removed his Office TO his resd FranKn Row,
and Thirteenth He will continue devote his
principally the United
Having devoted much time law he will
give advice and opinions legal questions arising before
the Patent Once and appeals 10 the chief justice assistant
of District of Columbian and will assist in the
preparation and trial of suits concerning patents.
He written opinions
will claims before hoard established for their
adjudication
Oct 29-dn
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81. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies',

4FouT ENlNtllIsDbTq FTtatTlct UouNIy, Ma.
HE studies
Gath August and Thursday
for board and tuition $50 payable
There charges music drawing
Spanish, Italnn GermnR and Latin
Cor the primary department composed Of pupils under nine
siOO per annum, payable halt yearly advance.
Of inquiry should be addressed the MOTHER
RoR of g. Iosophf Academy, Emmsbus, Frederick county,
Maryland
Jul B-dlyear,
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mo. 652.l
nv the President Of the United states.

IN pursuancs ofaw l. FRANKLIN PIERCE, PTesdsu U
bs ssss vii Be hed ii Inc aforementioned o6ces Ia ny
s9ts q 4sesSa :. ss aTss sSESS @ d12asS @
day, day Of lhy neat or me dsP9sal Of s public
townships, WI
EortA of tGs base Ins and 0f iAs principal naasu
he s ps situated n soct0n sir, township oy se1sp q
range Two = Ssesn loS SSs oVnshp y S,
hyc and in section thirty hree township iofy-n's on
Township forty-nine, ofrange ten
Townships forty seven, forty nine and my o. aHgs eevea
Township or three, fOry ak and forsoseH Of range twenty
Township and eOry Ave- q range twenty
Township forty-niue, OF range t~eniy.seven'
Towns ps forty eight ory nine, and hoy-one olrang y
townships orty-nne, any, and lone, na,,
TSwnsh orty-fye dfy and anyone Of range hiry-sI
Township any, frange thirty seven. ,,u..,v
six thy-hve, and thry Elk, IN township nytwo o. range @
~ hS ad ~ Sss Ssx ~ for he dposa o. hs public S
within following townships and PaIa township
viz:
RortA Of the base line Of the principal meridian
Township thirty-seyen, OF range tweuty-seyen.
Townships trtyoar and lhry-hye' % range twenty eight
North Of tAe base line Of tAe principal meidan
ortnn islands situated in the following sections sec
twenfour and twenty AVE. township thirty Jour- Of
thirty o ange eight in sections nineteen and thirty, township
% oa q the same range n section % wevs nae owns %nS
ship thirty OF he range in section three, owRsh,
thirty range sections twenty nne thirty yihTee
hiriy-four, township thrty-one, OF the same range
Lands appropriated by law for the use OF schools military
other purposes together with those swamp and overiowed
thereby unit for cultivation granted to the STATE
the enable the State of Arkansas aud
States 10 reclaim swamp lands within their limits approved
September 1850, soiil be excluded from the sales
The offering lands will be commenced the
appointed will proceed in the order in which they are adva
Used despatch until the whole shall have
offered closed but sale shall be kept
weeks entry of any OF the lands
be admitted until expiration OF the weeks
my hand the city of Washington this ih day
April ammo Domin thousand eight hundred and hny
BY the President: FHANkLiR PIERCE,
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
--l..suu 4 Al.n Glnar nnd
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equity Somerset comfy before A. Spence
judge OF The 9Th judicial circuit OF Maryland
HE object this procure Of certain
real estate Tor the OF partition, and perfecng
the complainant the a
Maria Sessions The bi m substance, that
Mackey late of Somerset county, deceased his will
oil his nd
death William NJ ID. Townsend, Eliza Townsend
E Zabeh Ann Vance, Henry Alexander Smith,
that said James died seized of lot OF ground
worth about four hundred doiars The bill
Susan of her life the title Of
thereto, purchase by said John H. Slemous
Vanee's interest," death of said ohn
Siemons and Josiah Engswor his executors,
of all said Johns iniere the death OF William M ID.
and the tle of Maria Sessions and Mary equal
shares ofhs interest," his only heirs ataw
Townsend and the descent her right Mary emons
heir the sale the said Mary Semons
his Lifetime of Maria Sessions and thai
deed given 10 him therefor there
desuoyed The death Of Susan Smith descent
Of her interest 10 her brother the said Henry
of Virginia The complainant seized in common
said Johnson Gray said
tenhs and the said Gray OF onrtens subject
ants estate for the life OF said Susan who IL still living
title the tenth Interest aforesaid
ria Sessions said John slemons and for
partition, and
Maria and Johnson who residents
this third day of june eighteen hundred
subscriber, circuit Judge oil the eighth judicial
land ordered t the complainant by causing copy this
be inserted in publhedn Washington
in
them this
before the fifteenth day of October
Premises aud show they have why decree should
not pass as prayed THOMAS A. SPENCE.
True copy-tes
GEvIs WooLToRp, Clerk
June 7-law5wif
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virginia Land.

HAVE for sale 2 wood land, n watered
plenty of meadow land on H. The railroad and plank
through H. The distance from Fredericksburg
the same nom Orange Court
Further description wishing
vii view ~ The wne he had for i've dollars
third cssh can be divided suit higher
pvtc~. Apply ~ r. r. TfOM
June 31lswo~ FrcdshcksburR virginia,
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caution-Lottery Frauds.
o'no. OF ~. sAarss cessasIDAs.D Lo!rs

OsuOx TEE mARYiANb CoHraLIDATKD L0TTERIEs,
Sditinore, MaryiaEss, saiy n 1855.
TLlE commissioner Maryland State deemed
his duty caution te public against the wndleTs
So circulate BY lna and otherwise fraudulent lottery schsme
and peand 70 be the agent for the sale Of tickets In lotteries which
wholly fictitious
The ony legal lotteries in Maryland daily,
the upenlendence the commissioner elected
the State under the consultation examine approve the
schemes and 20 attend 90 the drawings.
All the tickets in these l0tenes all
tickets have the r. x. Brennan,
for the Once Maryland Consolidated
Baltimore Maryland" All Others are fraudulent
For iu information the ssdoct OF addeas
Z. X. BRRNAN,
Sept 2s-diy Baltimore. Maryland
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Tun nARNEsr nAN.-Iafe md I.nhor. Of 4

THE EARsEsr nAN.-Ldfe and Labors Of Adonirnm Jud-
4 s0ni by Mrs. Conant.
The New Age Of Colds the Life and Adventures Of Robert
Dexter Romano.
'iYassrll Morton =, a novel, by Francis rarkunan.
paul Fcrplin tale, by he author Of "fx Poems byV"
Doct NuihseT' Evils " Vaccination by o. q. schisdcck
NJ, D
For sale by TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
Mry@ bookstore, Ninth street
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HLENMOOp CEmETEnY.-omea Mo. ega PnnnsY Yyana

NLENwOOU CEmErEuY.-omce No. 292 Pennsylvania
VI OF 10th Savings Bank This
cemetery laid the the celebrated Greenwood Of
New York, situated the high
Ter mile north Of the CAPITOL North Capitol leading directly
10 The gateway This company have received charter nom Con-
approprang heir purposes
Zee tte the and prohibiting all from
legislation Otherwise, which OF Importance
wish eir dead where they placed II has
become custom in all cities when The burial ground becomes
valuable for other aud throw dead
niscuouy large and legal
titles given 10 the ground.
NJ B-Ohce open from H. M, where pamphlets with
nap, charter and bylaws and all other nomatioa be
obtained all orders for len ~ a
No AiO Seventh street. other undertaken viii be prompt
aIanaed June IT-dly
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+ No. 562.1
Notice

Of the removal Of the land Office from Lebanon to Carr
in the State Of Alabama.
with the provisions Of Congress entitled
"An authurEing changes Ia the location of land oo
approved hereby declared made
the land office for the sale OF public lands the ss
~ ALABAMA viii be removed 20 the OF CKSTRE in A
state, aud amer the lhiTy-6rst day of July
hand, city OF Washington, this 7 day q
June, A. ID. 1856.
By order OF the President:
TIIoS. A, HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Ofhcc
June ls-law6w llnte SiarI
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Carpet ng, Curtain Materials, and Furnishing
Goods Generally.

carpetngs
25 rich Mosaic rugs
75 do Chenille do
so do velvet do
rs ow-priced ufed do
so rich Chenille and velvet parlor
loo druggeu eruub cloths, all sizes
Is pieces printed druggells, an widths
pieces colorod figured damask for dancing cloths
bales, Cocoa, Jue sheep skin, and other
pieces felt carpetng for offices, sc.
rs pieces IA, 81 a. l04 Ii-4, aud 1874 linen shecungs
$50 pairs 81, 10 4, 4, and I2-4 sup. bed blankets
$50 pairs sup crib and cradle blankets
so pairs servants and ironing blankets
IS quilted bed comforts
25 white Marsries bed quilts all sizes
l50 sup, double damask cloths, all
rs pieces table damask all widths
go dozen satin damask napkins
50 dozen damask towels
100 pieces huckaback and diaper towelings
25 rich cloth piano
SO do table
10 pieces very rich brocAtel for curtains
40 do satin laines do
- do wonted damasks do
so do very rich Union damasks for curtains
10 do striped eps lor dining curtains
10 do plain reps furniture covering
IS do plain and twiilcd Turkey red cashmerct
$50 pairs richly embroidered lace curtains
rs do do muslin do
loo pieces embroidered CURTAIN muslins
50 pieces bud shade linens and 6x
$50 painted window shades and fixtures
Together with complete stock OF article line
quiile which upon
favorable had Of
The public respectfully invited 10 see for themselves
HooB, BROTHER, n co.
Sept 9O-3tRw4wiff
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PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FRoH
LOSS BY FIRE!

PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FHOA
LOSS BY FIRE!
Fire, Aarias, and balaRd Insurance..
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL AND SURPLUS,
S1,35s,I5I I3.
FARMERS AND MECHANICS INSURANCE COMPANY OF
PHILADELPHIA
Office nOrlos corner o snnsyuaaia aUsnue and Seventeenth
'Sest WashiagtOH D. q
DIREOroRs
Hon. Thomas b. Florence, Charles DiRgee,
SSSss a RI5ii1ns' Ra5iea%s' r6a,S rGomas Manaslaes TiS
George nelmbold, n Carroll Bre ~,sIeT,
James = N'a THOMAS FIoREseR ilsi ESssR, r President.
EDwARD R. HELMsoLD, Secretary.
LOCAL SURVEYORS
Charles Walter, No. 397 street, opposite City Hail.
John ~ Thornon Virginia avenue Island
JSSn Sne' Rsre Ms No. no. 55 ~ "A ssnD street D,o
avenue.
MARINE SURVEYOR.
Captain Levy, No. 307 Pennsylvania avenue opposite
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
John Thomas0n.
TGs business Of this company win iayoabIy with The
Frm The st day August s in ave months January
dred and eight and 6y one dollars with
only ory siA hundred and skip dollars losses reported
0 S1s ss ~ soliciting share pSs Seeyng
iuslod according equity than legal techncaues
on sTi ass IA" g
hiEs WAREHOUSES a. deerPtons Of BUILDINGS and their
STEAMBOATS,, CANAL BOATS, RAILRoADs, and the usual
sSd Ss s S Or OF R e and Ia
waters. 80
premium win be as low as other companies and in
hKng them every Improvement In construction and arrangement
All losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid
street, Washington city, d. @.
Insurance may also be effected al the Home Office
Northwest corner Waiut and Second Streets PAiddeiphG
And other principal cities of the United States by
officers Of the company
June l3-dly