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Department, in which they manufacture under the
Immediate supervision of Mr.. Blymire, their excell-
ent assortment OF tin We Offer great induce
ments TO countTy merchants by way OF large dis
count, very large stock, and excellent work. their
assortment of stock embraces probably 30 different
patterns OF Cook and Heating Stoves selected from
the choicest patterns of the best Foundres in Phila-
delpnia, Baltimore York ano Pittsburgh, we ask espe-
cal attention. TO this part OF our stock by all wanting
good warranted stoves.
We have hand few old fashioned stoves at
reduced prices.
Berlin Stoves, $10, 90 all sound.
Hathaway $500 10 $500
Thankful TO all who have patronized US with Job
work, we would inform them that we still attend
with care and despatch 10 out door work spouting
and sheetlng done al the lowest prices according 10
quality of the work. We keep constantly on hand
the celebrated Victoria stove Backing, which is
cheaper and superior 10 any thing else ever used for
this purpose. Russia and American stove Pipe and
Fire boards constantly hand and made 10 order.
Whole Sale or retail In short every thing in the
timing, stove and copper smith line Please give
a call and examine for yourselves.
Oct 10th. BLYMIRE x HARTLEY.
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list of Causes.

PUT down for Trial at the Nov. Term, 10th day,
1857.
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HUGH MOORE, Sheriff.
BEDFORD COUNTY, S.
Oct. %, 1871.

AT an Orphans Court
held at Bedford. in and for the County of Bed
ford, on the 3st dav of August, ~ D. 1851;
before the Judges OF the SAID Court
ON motion of Francis Jordan, Esq. the Court grant
rule upon The heirs and legal representatives OF
James Wemmrr, late Of Monroe township deceased
TO wit: Abraham Wemmer, residing in Hooking
county, Ohio, Moses Wemmer and Phubr inierinar-
ried with William Hixon, residing in Bedford county
To be and appear at Orphans Court 10 be holden
at Bedford IN and for said County, the third Mon
day, sixteenth day OF November next To accept or
refuse 10 take the Real Estate of said deceased al
the valuation, which has been valued and appraised
in pursuance of writ of Partition or Valuation,
Issued out OF the Orphans Court OF Bedford County
and TO the Sheriff Of said County directed, or show
cause why the should not be sold
By order of said Court
>1sSSSSSSSsk, In testimony whereof, have here
:%%ASssc unto SET my hand and seal of the
3EEIEff= said Court of Bedford, this 4lh dsy
'5$ssss of September, A. ID. 1887.
Attest. ID. WASHABAUGH Crk
HUGH MOORE, Sh'f.
Sept. 25, 1857,
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1ufs sProat pest quit 81 90
Mss Emma Wa>habaugh Sd best "a
Miss S. A. Mann, Mrs Ferguson. Miss Ao-
new, Miss E. Smith, each diploma for fine
quilts
Miss Mary Fyan, best worstpd work 5o
MIS-. Anna Schrll and Mrs. Cramrr Cd best din
Mrs. M. A. Adams, Miss Watson, Miss
Rush Sd best din
Miss Georgianna Mower, chrisaIized bas-
ket glasses 80
Miss George Anna Mouer and Miss Matil-
da Reed, needle work din
Miss Mary Gibson ,gfor basket din
Miss EwaIt best knit work "a
Miss Rush, Miss Smith and Miss Seml4r
for knit work din
Miss Ewalt, French work "a
Miss Lotit Watson, Miss Rust Cd best din
Miss Lysingcr and Mrs. Maun, g.
Mrs Sproat, fancy pin cushion
Miss Schdfpr s
Mrs. Mann, worked slippers s.
Miss Ewalt, needle companion Sc
Mrs. Schafrr, toilet cover so
Miss SaIie BarndolIar, toilet cover 80
Mrs. D. F. Mann, best shirts 80
Miss Mary Mower, Cd best din
Mrs Washabaugh, for knit susppnders and
mItS. g
Mrs Wentz, for silk embroidered slippers 30
Miss Conkln, fancy work 30
Mrs Furguson, hair work 10
Mrs. Joshua Moucr, best pants so
Miss II. Smith, lamp mat Diploma
Miss G-orgianna Mower, patch work {.
| Mrs. Taiiaiefro, Mrs. Schaifrr aud Mrs. Cta-
mer, Committee.
Cabinet .Daker md ofher MIMI facfuyes.
Isaac Mens lr, best and elegant dis play of
cabinet work SO 90
Isaac M1nglr, best mahogany spring seat
chairs 90
best sofa . 90
WIN. Stahl, I'd largest display of cabinet
ware y m
c. Herring, best coopor's ware 90
J. Border, riff & double barrel shot gun l 90
Bymire & Hartley, elegant display Of Tin
ware OO
Z. Herman, 90
John R. Jordan, pint window shutters, rx
celenly made 90
John j. Luther, secret wooden lock 90
BLY, mire and Hartley exhibited an excellent as
sortment OF stoves, sausage, mrat-cultcrS and
suffers, knife cleaners and other hous- furnish
ing goods; but not having heen made in the
county ar" not entitled to premium.
}. g. Mlnnich, Elias Gump, L. Bingham,
Committee
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THE BUCH.4.N.a.N CLUB had gorifi-
cation meeting on Saturday evening last. A
number of speeches were made.
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Committee.
HowprS
The display not large, probably on account
OF the latenp>s of the
Mrs J. J. Luther, best display Of house plants so
John FlemmIng, beautiful design in miniature
of flower garden . 90
Mrs Isabella Smith, Mrs. Washabaugt, Mrs Mann,
Mr.. Fiemming, Mrs. Orr and Mr.. Ferguson, each
presented beautiful boquets, which adced very much
10 the beauty of the room, and we wtrd each dI-
ploma and the thanks of the Society
Mrs. Wm. Hartley, Mrs. W Scha6tr Mrs. II.
NJ. Hokr, Committee.
Fruits
Peter Schell best 90 variety of apples
John r. Jordan best rambo apples (very fue) l
Watson King best beethoven apples
John Amos variety of choice apples
Reighart pound apples so
VIM. Kirk pound and Ross greens 80
W. Blackburn small lot pound apples (very fne) dip.
Peter Smith best peaches 30
Hrs. Over 2d best 2J
F. Naugle best pears (Bergamot 50
T. III. Lynch best Isabella grapes so
d. Washa baugh best Diana grapes 80
f. Naugle best 3 variety of grapes 80
Peter Schell Isabella grapes diploma.
J. &. Hartley, Vim. T. Chapman, I. N. Lynch,
Committee.
Domestic .NonHtaciures, lst Dirisioa.
Mrs M Naugle besti yards 1anne 81 60
1fss f Smith best wooen carpet 90
Mrs Over best rag carpet 90
To Mrs Naugle, Ers HoGerhaum and Hrs
Gubernator for rovrrlers, each 80 cts so
All belng SO good the committee unable to de-
eide.
Miss Isabella Horn best pr Of linen sheets 90
8" i. Rea best able cloths 90
% Isabella Horn hest woollen hose on
Jane Longtreih, aged So years best wooilen yarn l
Morris Reighter bags without seam so
superior glue so
Mss Mary Rush exhibited beautiful Talma dip.
g Mary Ewalt dip.
& f. Rea piece of good rag carpet dip.
g +. Smith hoe and stocking bag, also
beautiful knit shoes dip.
g Henrietta Smith pretty lamp mat DIP
" Julia Reed dip
s. Mary Semler tidy for chair dip
Mrs Over pair woorn hose dip
sack OF feathers 80
R Ashcom, A Cramer, Committee.
Domsstic .Nanufactures, I'd DjUisioa.
Jacob Seuer best pair Of breast chains 4 stamp 81 90
'' best pair OK shoes
Thomas Knox best horse shoes and nails
good breast chains dip
Henderson and Ling largest display of ssddlery
90 best display of harness
William Masters best ladies saddle.
ss I'd largest display of saddlery
George Lysinger best gents saddle
DR.. Hickok, splendid display of dentistry
ror which premium was awarded bur presen-
ted by the DR. for the benefit of Society.
Thos Gettys Jr., exhibited beautiful dis
play of Ambrotypes and Daguerreotypes,
which was highly credtable TO his artistic
skill award him premium of
Shuck Co., best display of finished leather (
Taylor Il Mowry Cd best so
Fine article of morocco presented By William
Claar and John Miller for which no premium
could be aw arded rot being manufactured by
them.
Job Mann, Geo Smith, Eben PennelI Committee, !
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Bedford Market is.

BEDFORD COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
October 2lSt, 22d. aud 23d. 1857.
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DISSOLUTION oE PARTNERSHIP.

He partnership heretofore existing and trading
under the firm OF Barndollar, Lowry :. Co.
ana Everhart, Ashcom CO., has this day been DIS
solved by mutual consent. The books &c are in
the hands of Barndoller & no are author
lzed TO settle all accounts Of the old sfm
q. k. BkRNDOLLAR
j. +. LOWRY.
c. W. ASHCOM.
hopewell, Sep. J. -. }. c. EyERHART
THE subscribers take Ibis method of informing f64
pubie that they will continue The business OF mer-
chahdsng at the old stand and hope by strict
ton 10 business TO receive liberal share Of nnbl
patronage.
We have remodeed The Hopewel Mill, and ars
now ready 10 grind all kinds Of grain. We will AT
all Times purchase all kinds OF gram for which the
highest price will be paid.
BARNDOLLAR x EVERHART
Hopewell. Oct. 80, 1857.
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Oct. 16, 1857.
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quantities any may be eased dimnhed as the
service may hereafter qn he contracts Will therefore be made
specific quantities. for such quantities the service may
r.quire to be delivered those yards respectively
Contractors redng at tho places where deliveries are re-
furnishing may required; and when tor
s promptly comply with requstio the Chief of the Bureau
supply deficiency the penalty be
in the contracts the record of qusion duplicate copy
Hereof Bureau Of Provisions and Cong or al either the
aforesaid shall be evidence that sch reqson has
been made and received. N0
Separate be made for each article each OF The
Aforesaid yards and in than article 10 con-
oer Chief of the Bureau will have the gt 10
tho articles contained in such oe and reject
remainder bidders hose proposals accepted and
ohers) nocd early practicable
will be transmitted them for execution which contract
must be re ured the bureau within ten days exclusive OF the
time required for regular transmission OF the mall
Two approved eureies In equal TO e estimated
Of The respective will be eaued aud twenty
thereof collateral security in adJton 10
its performance, and event TO be paid until
Of ali deliveries made will be paid by navy agent
days aer bills duly authenticated shall have beea onted TO
him .' .'a.t
Blank proposals may application the
agents Portsmouth New Hnpshe; Boston, New York
Philadelphia Baltimore Washington, Norfolk, Pensacola and a
record duplicate of informing bidder of the
cep,ance PROPOSAL will he deemed thereof with,
meaning Of s48 and his bid will be made and
copted conformity with this understanding.
Every accompanied as directed In the
Congress making for he or
responsible the effect that he or they undertake
that w his their bid be accepted
supplies The bureau will be ob
gated consider proposal nnless accompanied by
e navy AREN'T district attorney or collector of the customs
The attention Of bidders 10 called to the samples and dsfo'
S q % 5 q l. s &. 20 s asfsfs sa e.
sample and contract rscering tha beiow them and s,
directed 70 the joint resolution Of a'th
March, 1854, and 70 the act Of the 10Th auslsf 1896
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Washington Aqueduct.

oyuox wAsHINaros AeuEpuoT,
Washington, March o. le5S.
PROPOSALS Invited for materials Washing
Proposals received up May opened
day. e.t - .---
Map pohles specifications Of the materials
M w be ready for examination this oce and after the 10th
The be will embrace masonry bridges
graduation exeavaon and embankment OF reseois
WIN me reservoirs 2neh iron MAN, gate houses BRICKS
For the paIcnl7r works and materials reference made the
specific ons and plans. .E3 et
upon pcro Of the line the titles are not yet acquired by the
United States delay
there unavoidable allowance
made Ia the time Of completion.
Portions only can bo completed under the
appropriation but all unfinished
be subject 70 future appropriations by Congress- The
OF the appropriation holding sufficiently
what works shall be stopped uni funds become available
funds the reserved win he paid III In judgment
The ongnee the work has been properly executed far has
Payments specie upon the United saes
the monthly estimates Of engineer resevng
cent? and will be condition Of all
shall be paid their full wages monthly specie.
All bids should be sealed, and endorsed Proposas
materials on the Washington Aqucduct"
The United States all the bids
b, considered conducive progress
Every accompanied by written suar n signed by
responsible the effect he
the bidder bidders will, accepted
into obligation, within days, with good
securities for the completion work said
be accompanied by the certificate the United
United district Attorney AGENT
The general government individual Engineer
OF War; that the able make good their
guarantee. 3 a.
Bids win be opened in presence Of biddsrs any them
choose to be present ." .t'
NJ C. MEIos,
Cant, OF EnpCeerp, I'm cbaige
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d. hernoiS Rote Psnaylrania Avenue, beEesn l7t and
lsm streets, Washington, ID. o.
THE PROPRIETOR begs inform his friends aud the public
this recently esabl,hed on the most modern
and principle with private dining and fur
ab,d in the and
fsnna recently arrived from Pars where he has
gained an reputation his business
proprietor bmsf has dtnguhed reputation, both
In OF The host a,ss and cater
himself he fail to give satisfaction TO
those who may "a him with their patronage
well supplied with The choicest
wnes liquors. sase and other delicaces Of the season Hot
until IL, The proprietor has
received Europe large stock OF cham
cine engnc with general assortment OF the nnes oil
queurs tlcs, which he offer lower than
any other house in the city, box basket or single bottle
furnished and attended IN ON the
the city lee cream, jelly puinbier
an all description Of confectionery business.
Jan "a
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To Our Customers.
Jan l7-df

I'VE doing srcpnd time and forever f
tain company; than pad al db,edness Ae which
they in agency discontinued The object
apparent effect been To ncreas ur bnsiness
a months others,
which We little and paid Them in full. We
hope they publish until We have had time 10 find cool
additional clerk hands quite full, the
u fire naving exceeded thousand dol
lars The present week.
Ycu wisely companies would quarrel with wed
likely quarrel with have long known we
were psaceaby ipcncd having paid widows orphans
for fire losses without lawsuits over slioOuo since wa have
been in business ., . .... .. .....s gt.. .
show that it equal to not superior 10 ALL ar,Tdins S5
dividend for every hund ed paid in . r r. ..,.
We insirancc COMPANY among others, with
very large capital drbues among its three ou'ths
Of all its profits .... ... .......-.
We shall watch yonr Int est with ceaseess vg
lance. .-
J. C. LEWIS, Superintendent, s. p.
ohce l9a Seventh street, below the Gem raj Post Office.
g. All that have due have been promptly paid
eher by ourselves or the companies. a7
Feb 24-eolm
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United states Mail.
FLORIDA. .. .-.E .
poar OrrIcp Drp.prwvxr.

Posr orrIcE DEPARTMENT,
.n t.. .. ...a.. ....s' s5 #l March 5, 1887
DROPOSALS for carrying The mails of he United
Jnne l6 30h June 1889, following
Florida, and In the and
Contract Office this ), M,
of the 3oih April next 10 be decided on The day:
6A2 From Bainbdge, Ga by Cbauahoochee F Ochccsee,
Aspalagn Long Cane, RideysvlIe, Rickoe's Bluff
and foft 0adiden. 10 Apaiachicoa 208
times week from the 18th Of
June OF each aud twice week the residue,
class steamboats,, with the privilege OF using horse
epaehss from Bainbridge to Chasooebee when
is too low for navigation.
From lah October TO I5h Jme.
Leave Bainbriase Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
Arrive Apaachcoia Wednesday and Friday BY 4 y
and Monday by IL ..-... =
@ Leave Apaiachcola Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday at
Arrive at Bainbrdss next days by sam.
......... From STA june to lsm October. '#
Leave Bainbridge Tuesday at m, and Saturday a 0
Arrive Apaashicola wednesday by NJ and sun
Leavu Apainchicoa Monaay at M and "Wednesday a,
PM
Arrive Banbridse Tuesday by m, and Thusdny
by yl0pm.
For form PROPOSAL and certificate,
0ns pamphlet
Virginia. Floda ac dated January a. 1885, and February
should be superabed HPopoas
da and by all The Second
Contract offce." lNa
.Hstr JAMES CAMPBELL, .
Mar 8-law4w Postmaster General
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rNo. b75.
No. b75,
BY Tue PRESIDENT or THE UNITED STATES.


pursuance Of law FRANKLIN President Of the Uni
% via be ssa 90 s,eey ssa as aa os a
or oaEcoE al the periods hereinafter designated TO
a! the land oaee oREons Crry Monday s
@ day fnsga nslt for The disposal OF the public lands within
inc following named townships, viz;
NORTH o. she base aad Of ths Hlas,ts MERIDIAN
Township one and fractional township two, ofrangs one
South cfs base line and east Of the Willamette msrtdian
Townships one, two, aud three, OF range
Townships one, Two, and three, Of range tuo. Ht.
North Of the base ns and Of ths Wiilams 10 meridian
Township one OF ranges one, teo, and "a &c.
South Of the base hns and we Of As Haferrte merian
Township Que, Of ranges ons, t.o, and md tAree.
Township ihreo OF ranges one and f~o
Townshp sos Of ,nss. ore s and daa IRE,
rownhip eleven of nsgss sS,ss te,y and Gsy
Tewnships seventeen and eighteen, Of range Irse
A ss @ ss al =, % s @ sas 81 sSas sa
aed wSis following named ioanslIps VIZ ~
Ssuth of live aud ns Wapstfs ,rsrSsA.
heen Inclusive the northeast Of section
twenty three, twenty hvo, twenty six, and hy i've
of,pwnship ~ twenty two. Of range sr m ,,, .,., =,
section nren m northwest mud the south han Of section
The nohwts quart wenywo, me northwest
o. section twenty eight sections thirty ry one ao
inclusive our four, ineu
quarter quarter seven,
eight secion east hall nerhw,st anarer
the northwest quarter the northwest quarter and the sas ha
Of section s southwest quarter Of the souhw
iourecn quarter the
northeast and the northwest Of section eighteen lois
Ter section twenty sections wenyone twenty ineu
eight lots one and two and The southeast quarter The
quarter of section twenty The northeast qaaIsr Of srean
thirty three and sections lhtyiour and thuhVe Of township
twenty TWO, Of range sisM
and the half of the southeast Of elton eight the
5 Of @ ao, 5 % Of % aa a q a Oh
four, of ion thirteen TIM nor. ha and
ohsas quarter the quarter
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TO OUR sURsCRI BEERS.

Inc name Of person win 1pon books unS
ne PayEnent of the subscription be made In adybncs,
Distant Subscribers forward money by letter
viii be assumed by ourselves faie transmission. G
The C,UNTkY IA sh po d,r. g,,eEt, astrs t', o.,
siohs q cors sSs, and semi weekly dnrRg the eeo
Subscriptions for period less year will be received %
terms propoloned 70 ihe above annual rates.
nS-PosTMAsTERs sTe authorized TO a ugent and
by sending DAILY subscribers, $50 snclossd o.
RVS sEMI-wEEKLy suhscrbsI, with sa5 enclosed, be
ulled TO a copy gratis
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IMeONTANT TO COTTON PLANTARs,

and obtained letters from the
arrangement aud combination of machine
by continuous
em the through s various preparation and SHINING machine
ry until is ready for shipment weaving ss
The from this VIII be a. least p7i cent?
yarns fibre unbroken and unnured by The
machinery used snd dis
entanse will be about f cent stronger and heavier and
he markets of the world, dsancne al competition
advanced Irccs. 'a ys..,. ~. ...- ..... -.
The undersigned prepared dispose OF privileges his
patents informed with complete
how obtain the best machinery and all
necessary particulars application addressed to
6-2awlyif GEORGE q. HENRY, MOBILE.
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Sale of Indian Trust Lands in Kansas Terri
tory.
PROCLAMA ALTON


PROCLAMATION
- ,,, ..,,,nr,,r ~, r,r r,,rp, a-.rr,.
bh III" f"h'iDh"i VT IN" o'AD eiAiNo'
pursusnee o' aw, y t a t y,oGen mh o. nc
oned oIu Nv o'y p, nan'nhan en,nty IN ~ pr. ~,
ue wiz oo neu .. ~ . H. as ~ ~ ~ Me- 80. ~
hahsaH, & ~" a ' =, , LaU. y s ~ n
~ h an @ r;ha or InaI.ns as o,e suated hin ha
INC M o9 lana in ma Ts,rorv ana ~,
said Indians in trust as Aforesaid TO wit:
South Of Tie base ne and east of TIE srh principal merde"
pu.,,. NJ .,. A., ,o,,, 60csp si,,,en sevs,,.e, .b
10 aownsmps , W., wa o"s, ',, !" 'a's ""' ' ''' es"
No f,o In rnngrs seventeen eirhteen nineteen
r ,h.rsfron few soeeini grants desiona
@ IN b amounting IN tho whole 10 eaht hundred ocres
and situate In Townships ,wo ranges nneteen and twenty
Aho nj Fhoi LyR,ns eoenlyi sau leoy, c9mmsncng on
Tuesday, the NenHnh DAY May ne Io no ospoea oI sue
othe lands heh ~ rnst py me ~, W" pehen o
coniedefated pands OF haksska FeoI UNI wen
Indians as ne SITUATED whlh 'hs ownsDipo
said ana cedea py rad eonedst'eo oahos a sofcad
to witt ar Er.fa" | 81
''m" " '"o o"'' ''"s '' " ' " F'P
Townships fifteen, SIXTEEN and seventeen OF range twenty
Townships teen aud seventeen OF range twenty one
Townships fifteen sixteen, and seventeen oi nngo wenywo
Townships ecD, sixeen seventeen, and esheen OF range
twenty three. -. -, <--.
twenty fur
Townships tcn siSoen seventeen md eighteen, OF range
weniy-fv
Provision having been made second and third articles OF
Of that each individual member o SAID
bands should be entitled TO one hundred na sixty aces OF
and, IN ahnlhon tna Yen seeuo1s ~ unu st
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5OR SALE rcnt that very desirable lot or ground
on the Of Third ana sdana avenue, containing
about COCO square feet, more or less
Also very double house. ~ by IS feet three story, with
with all the modern imprsvomeneas hot
and eod water furnace Sc also, rable,
house and This property suit foreign
minister of the cabinet gentleman desirous OF
obtaining fine honte -, ,o- - a., -,
Streets or FAINT, the banking house OF swseny Rten
bou.e IN, A Go Feb l0--eo2w
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The CoiIcge OF 50. James, MaryIand.

R second present opens February
Pull preparatory cosamrcal md collegiate
class Examination
them be qualified entcI and the college charges &C
count Am arrangements made
aordng every f,,y the loss Of Kemp Hall b,
January College charge for annual session,
ering all ordinary expenses S250
Application fuller infmai for the admission Of
studrn made the rector College Of b. James o. Ma
ryland.
Feb ia-9aw4wlt
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washington Insurance Company.

Ttptohs 70 CupHot otoeh dWHoTt~eu.
IN aceoance with the I'd section Of the
In the ciy OF Washington
approved February 49, 1857" the snbscrbers, being the persons
said do hereby authorize subscriF
opened capital stock Of said ahe Sa
tionery Pennsylvania between
Mondy, the 9th Of March neat between
tho hours OF - aud 3ocock u, ~. ... ,sr
The provisions the nd 81 section as ioows and must be
strictly complied with:
further enacted, That the persons nam'd the fore
majority Of hem hereby authorized TO
bscpton Of Washington for raising capital stock
dollars shares twenty dslafs each
crbng shall the
dollars each ebed aud that the
the said dollars shell e secured by negotiable
endorsed satisfaction of snd
majority payment thereof may demanded
portions president and directors herea
advisable weeks notice IN three
Of the gaze,tes prin ed tho District OF Columbia"
sILA3 II. HILL,
J. &C MCGUIRE, ....
BENJAMIN BGALL,
SAMUEL BACON, ,.r.
JOSEPH BRYAN,
.... AUGUSTUS T.. PERRY,
q. MILLER,
WM. r. DOVE,
s.... WALTER LENOX,
NJ w. GtLT,
WALTER HARPER
.0" w. WALL
.... .... s ....- WM. z. BAYLY. ....
WAsHIssros, February %, 1857.
Eeb l5--3,a WY
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Bobn,s Handbook of washington.

Is should be IN the hands OF scjournng IN
the city being complete guide with panoramic view Of the
city, public buildings, and sa'uary.
map Washington with NIL the improvements, &c
for sale in the CAPITOL stand bookstores
Feb a. Z.