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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL j A Biddle and lady,
Md w HI Jones, Md; : NJ Duval, do; ] Nahine'
va; u n Bayweli, do; Gilbert and lady, Pa; r
Lewis and son, Va; Miss Raymond, XIV; E G
Eastman, Tenn; Sterling and daug hter, Ny:
A Sterling, do; DuvalI, Md; A Abram; W
MHG1Lang him, Va; w Boarrnan, Nd C Smith;
u Baltzelll Jr, and lady, Fla; Pheun and son
Pa; Jno Martin, Va; 3 Nicholas, Md; smith
DO w Ford, Miss; u III Simmons, VT; Me-
III, Md; Thomas, do; A DalrympIe, do;
Wilson, de; Pointer and lady. Ry: Miss
Oakley, Miss Oakley. Miss l. Adams. Miss
J Pointer, do; Com Vanderbilt, NY; Hon ri
Carl DO; w II Hooper. Md; w Williams do;
r owens, va; J w Archer, A ID Archer, wv
Wright, w t Allen, G w Stratton, w Arch
or, i Pate Whitfield, p o Sins; b T CIark.
Reynaud, X w Wyatt. r Warren. Stay
: Scott; and Ii Hackett. do; w A Gafdinef.
sG 49, hagnss, McJiltOn, NJ Bosley, T
sDorslck, Dr w keesh, Mr. Skinner and Jas
Soneryille, do; II Robbins; N Fook Va; p n
Fiahcis, do; W Berry, Md; G. A Harding do.
" FrissPhsnson, Va; II Slack, do; 5 Linn, do;
Sheppard, NY; f Birch, Gal; : b Allen, iadv
" w olfersburg, Md; Miss Clarke. do: Ia
HemeboweT and lady, Va; Miss Crampton do.
hiss, do; Newell, Md; Y Gilman, do.
w Greenwood HOCSE.-C Orme, Me;
Maherby, La; Peterson, Nd; nj John
ston, o; X Johnston, Md; Aunton. Va; b X
fIoyd, va; vi ID Carter, ". Va: /, : Eddins
f mIi a H"q T va; VI Tuttleston, O.; d Bar
Greene, Pa; 4 Page; NJ p Placide, NJ G
n; \ steers VI X X; F Taliar.ro. o:
- ID ssek- fam, Va; II r Cowsn, N w b
NJ ne wellington; Md: DIR. + l. Shelby
No. lnton Ne; Fl Francis, Va; j IL
~ o0,; inston, Va; vi Morse, n y;
NJ n.an SelsSn; y; T samurls, y Y;
stock, fy; Mass; & Michel. Penn: I, w
Gosnell, Md. io"ii -
WILLARDs' HOTEL-J Daniels. UsN: T
p. Shi, No; Douglass, Mich; Fleming
fai White, do; Watson w. Mich. " ca
Pent.I, Pa; Carpenter, do; l. Johnson. Mich:
~. WWorYTls, Pa Stames, Ga; Mrs Buchanan,
son, do; w Campbell, Pa; J Buchsnsn ~. T.
M 49, va, Barney, NY; w II Davidge' do; ]
r R,oSs n p J II Lewis, Md; w Campbell;
usNi c fir1iss, NY;C K RodgeGs NJ, noI ne,
S1j,,is Ia = Wv W HsbeTsham, do; W Sill. usN;
wAsHISG M :: a NG nnT, do Hopper, do
EngIsh, Jos Pardee. Bait; AlrI Yomn Ion,i
C. Mss M MsITy nam Ann, Ross Ny; Kelly, n
seph w Grandin and ladies. Tenn = S va J0-
Pa /. Edgar, Fla. campbell,
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ID Two English lecturers are about visiting
the nited states, professionally ad IenovaTe
aoHarem,' to renew the dollars land dimes \ as
fneas said when Dido asked him to relate his
adventures. One Of these is Irish by birth being
William Howard Russell, Doctor of Laws by
special grant from the University of Dublin, The
actually was educated at what the natives call
=" ould Trinity College, and known. far and
near as - Our Own Correspondent OF the Lon
don Times, during the war in the Crimea The
other Is Samuel Carter Hall, editor of the Art
journal, the crack picture magazine of London
and better known as husband Of Mrs : G Hall
the most natural, most touching, and the most
amusing of all Irish female writers. Mr. Hall is
supposed to be the actual, veritable PecksniF of
" Martin Chuzzlewt.n For time, and by few
u was supposed that the late Sir ebert Peel was
the original OF that character. Bot the impress
sion faded of, and Mr. Samuel Carter Hall Is
universally confessed to be tine man. The artist
"Phiz' has even hit of, in hi, PecksniS a strong
personal resemblance to Mr. Hall-an unmistake-
able resemblance indeed
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THE GREATEST
L ME- DIC4L DISCO VERY
OF THE AGE

of s@sdS .ss
EVERY KrsD oG or HUNoR,
The worsf SercfEla dO,cn TO a common Pinpis.
never failed ex oept in two Gases, both Thunder HUI
NOR n Q has now IN his possession over one hundred
Gert,h Gates OF Its value, all within twenty miles of
:, Two bottles are warranted to cure nursing Sore
One to three bottles will cure the worst kind Of
Pimples on the Face.
Two bottles are warranted to cure the worst
Three TO fXs bottles are warranted to cure the
One OF two bottles are warranted to cure all Hu-
Two bottles are warranted to cure Running of the
Ears and Blotches among the Hair.
our to SIX bottles are warranted TO cure corrupt
One bottle will cure ScaIy Erupsons of the Skin.
worst kind of X ingworn INV
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the
most most desperate case Of Rheumatism.
Three to four bottles are warranted to cure Salt
Five to eight bottles will cure the worst case of
benefit is always experienced from the first bot
sle, ana perfect cure Is warranted when the above
Nothing looks so improbable to those who have in
that common weed a1nwnH on ne 0 ns
along old stone walls should cure every humor n the
The1s are no ASbs Rn%:
ns6 ia ABOUT sotng some cases. bunot yours
Of Boston. I know the effects of it in every cass
Il has already done some Of the greatest ever
done In Massachusetts,. gave It to children ear
yormy looking children, whose flesh was soft and
nabby, restored to perfect state of health by
To those who are subject to a sick headache one
and milf
@ WHISKY tho ef by
but where there 10 any arrangement of the functions
oil nature, Will cause very singular feelings but
you must not be alarmed; they always disappear in
gone, you viii feel yourself ike new persons .ss.
heard some OF the most extravagant enoomiums of 1t
In my own practice always kept it strictly for hu-
moIs-but since Its introduction a general family
medicine, great and wonderful virtues have been
found In IT that never suspected.
Several cases of epieptic fts-a disease which was
always considered Incurabe, have been cured by
tua IN all cases of that awful malady-thsre but
few who have seen more Of il Than have.
people cured by 1t; For the diseases of the
Liver. Sick Headache, by dyspepsia, Asthma, Fever
and Ague, Pain in the Side, Diseases OF the Spine
and particularly In Diseases of the Kidneys e.. the
discovery has done more good than any medicine
No change of diet eyer necessary-eat the best you
Directions for Use.-Adults one table spoonful
per day-chIdren over ten years dessert spoonful
no directions can be applicable to all CONSTITUTIONS
take sufhcent to operate on the bowels twice day
DoN NtfpbAf KENNEEpy.
No. 100 Warrss Street. Rozbury, Massaehxssf,,.
Agents for Washinxton.-Chas. stott Co. z,
( Co, b Walsh Co, F. s. Walsh, J. p s Ro
BSS::sSss 5 Ssn,sf b. cs;E; + Siss19: 6SssS
s. CIsseR, 0 nj Lcntham, J. l.. Kidwell
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% 8 60
L UNfTE STATES Mill STEIMER

These ships having been built by oohtraot expressly
Tor the Government service every has been tai
In their construction, as Also In their engines in
sure strength and speed. and their accommodations
Tor passelg ers are unequaed for elegance and com
fort.
Price of passage from New York to Liverpool. in
hrst cabin, Sl IN second DO, SIS elusive use Of
extra size state rooms, SIS. From Liverpool 20
New York, ~ and ~ gulneas. An ex perienoed Sur
until paid for The ships of this line have improved
wateT-tigh t bulk heads
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NEW ROUTE TO THE SOUTHWEST.
&:s ;s -

MEMPHIS r HARLESTOg RAILROAD
coMPLETKD-CoNsEcrINs
' asH' aS dd ~ ckartsston: s. CT Saran
Memphts, Isss.
YORK ANDTHE MISSISSIPPI RIVER STSTsn NJ"
ms road Is now completed and opened for the reg
wall afford more tx pedition and less Expetse than
any Other route between the Northeast and South
thereof aud govern themselves scoordss I9e notice
Passenger Trains leave Stevenson daily at ~
Chattanooga and Nashville, and arrive at Memphis
sssm dfy e * New DSSnssns With First Class
tsnt points upon the Western Rivers Goods Con
.,Sned 70 RsIosd Agents at Charleston Saysn-
s WI oe 70 Memphis and other points.
Freight IN charge Of the Adams Express Com.
ger trains. F. earns
General superintendent.
Through Tickets to Memphis, &C, sold AT Will
nah Macon, Atlanta. and ccnmbas Ga; MoS Saysn
cry, A Ma Chatt.rooga, and Nashville, Tenn.
passengers viii take the niFkf ssins from " iimISs
ION: ~ G.; Augusta, Ga; Chattanooga and Nashville,
KingsviIle. s. c.: and Atlanta. Ga. ap7if p1
I'VE HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE FOL
w loving Goods which we are prepared to sell al
A very large variety of Turner Bros oslshr,.sa
lurhSIs oInser wine, an excellent remedy for
Blackberry Brandy certain for Diarrhea and
Claret, Madeira, Sherry, and Sweet Malaga Wines.
al oil superior quality
RASPBERRY, straw berry, Ginger, and Cherry Bran
G,s is az 81 me nayors, prepared from the pure
Rose, Cinnamon. Annis, and PEPPERMINT Cordals
Sutacoa- Absinthe, Essence Of Temperament
EAtract 3i Sarsaparllla, Stoughton Bitters
Forest w Inc Bltters.
w e have also on hand, n supnly of mr. wheeIer-s
Celebrated Sherry Wine Btters a splendid article.
IA eudiIion 20 the above, we have al all times
aige supply OF the following named stock Of Malt
Isiquors beng the only Liquors of the kind IN the
District, and which cannot fail in giving satisfaoton
NAA Pale Ale, PhIlsdelphia Brown Stout, Y Por-
ter and q hne article Of Lager Beer.
on hand. Army A SHINN
jes 81 Green street Geors etown.
7 AW BOOKS.-Digest Of Maryland Reports,
IL comprising GIll's Reports, 3 vols, MsD land
ions, ! vols, by siockett, MerricE % and Miller.
Chitty on the Law Of Carriers with American Notes,
Hill on Trustees. with American Notes: new edi-
Olcott's Admiralty Reports, for the Southern DIS
tricf OF New York vol.
Greenlesfs Overruled Cases; revised edition; L
Digest Of English Law and Equity Reports I vol.
Atb6ott's Prac.ice Reports; 2vds.
aiLiard on Real Property : 2 yosls, new EDITION.
Aodison on Contracts, with American Notes; ~ vol.
ir ias. f Eas'h Common Iss iYG
CossER22aArIoS sT96Gak9ss bB S Ssc sThtka *
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ID New York correspondent says: 90 The
Plcayune newspaper has changed hands entirely.
Mr.. Haney, who has been its actual editor for
years, has retired altogether to the Nick Max,
which il owned by himself and the widow Lev
ison. You would hardly think that such comic
sheets were worth ownership. would not. But
the truth is, these quiet, out-of- the-way unob-
trusive publications are the very articles that
really enrich their proprietors, while the more
fussy noisy, sensation articles supply more no
toriety than cash, IT ore fame than eInolument
The Nick Max, comparatively new vet actually
nets, l am assured, two hundred dollars Der
month, while the Yankee Notions puts four hun
dred In the capacious pockets of the good hu-
mored Strong who Possesses II. The Picayune
was disposed of for three thousand dollars to
Triangle and Doesticks.' Triangle Is the nom
de gusrrs Of Mr.. Ballew, the artist, who has long
figured as the author of many of its drollest de-
signs He is FTenchman, and a man of genius
'Doesticks' needs no eulogy. Heisa Mr. Thomp-
son, one Of the staff on the Tribune You would
hardly suspect such a comic being In one paper
TO be the author Of such Shrieks for Kansas as
he sometimes indites in the other He is now
the dramatic correspondent of the Tribune az
ter dark, and 'eXcoriates the raw upon luc kless
playwrights and histrions, ticklas the more
successful trout in that business Of sin and sub
limity.r
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TO ALL THAT VALUE THEIR SIGHT.
JOHN TOBIAS,

u,sbo, - P m 81 OPIICIdN,@AA
suffer with defective sight, caused by age, SICK
SPS s SE
accuracy, and brilliant suited precise
ooncavity OF convexlty Of the eye. Very numerous
are the nj effects caused to the precious organ OF
not being precisely suited, by the of an po1e-
ter; and the practice of many years enables him to
glasses that abso utey required viii be furnish
cd J Sh ToBA ed III.
encouragement already obtained, and further socits
the patronage Of thoae who have not yet awaited
the glasses in use, and state how many inches they
piled with such as will improve their sight.
lnnumerabe testimonials to be seen !; and referen-
ces given 10 many who have derived the greatest
ease and comfort from his glasses.
Circulars to be had gratis, at his office, No: 5a
Seventh street, three doors from Odd CLOVIS Hail.
up stairs.
NORFOLK, September 7. 1854.
WELL and seem to have improved my sig hit more than
Lift. w. TAzEwELL.
- have tried pair Of spectacles obtained from Mr.
and corresponding with his description of the FOCUS
'''''A' hi" A' q 'A'''ui H HEiNlHIrY A. WISE.
Having been induced by friend to visit the es.sb
his glasses was furnished BY pSiRR With n y psiF
slightly oolored blue, which have afforded me more
ing and reading al night: frequently to veTy r late
as late as and that without pain
Late commissioner Gen'l Land Once
i have used Mr.. Tobia.'s Spectacle. for three or
| am much pleased with them; | have been much
S Mas 5th, i az them. GEO. r. scARBURGH.
was recommended to Mr.. John Tobias AZ /. .kiI.
ts.t M Tabs.
Cd to them by inspection and some slight
oies sI fhaf SUITS 5ais me admirably. A. r. BUTLER
Mr. J. Tobias Dear SIR am bsD oan 70 y. a., is H.,
the Speotacles which obtained from You last week
visual range of my eyes. 1 have heretofore found ind
dstsn %oqy IN getting glasses of the proper focal
aid Of your optometeT this difcuIty has been hspp.
y ooysted, SO that the glasses you furnished me are
Inc best adapted to my eyes any have
Very respectfully sofs, Of 81 Ri s,,a..
DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, May 8, 1855
eyes, have been compel to use glasses Sp o. my
raj years. have tried different opticians without
TO eyes Foq
for me, which have found to serve me perfsctIyy
f %ass sh 70 .S1,
recommend Mr.. Tobias to all having occasion tn ny
Spsoisa A'' ''.' E Bh h ,S
ASST Sec'y to sign Land Warranis
rFPcsS =; SEPEkA GLASSES of great variety. TEL.
Pa N r, 4 s Hng MICROSCOPES, wATCHMA-
nie H. ySry low prices constantly on hand. '"''
PihANOS.IThe largest stock of PIANOS in ,ha
JOIN fRa E Il fhs s Sc Ps ware
near corner of 10th st
EUBA HONEY. 80. = = - :.
ts ne subscriber has lust received and for SALE
oy; sn1 rrovislon Store, No. 55a 18th street and
je IF IoN.Sp 1ryv
Mc'LAUGHLIN,S No. %. between 9Th and orb
cIpSS r ~ yMER GQQpS, TOILET ARTT,
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PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

For freight or passage, apply to
New York.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY & CO., Liverpool.
Friars, London.
b. G. WAINWRIGHT CO., Paris.
The owners OF these ships will not be accountable
Tor gold silver, bullion, specie jewery, precious
stones or metals, unless bills OF lsdng aressirned
therefor and the value thereof expressed therein.
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MiScallanaoHa.

RYE AND BARLEY MALT, for sale at the
.ysn I'LL IA M AL LOUISE corner Of West Falls
may Sly
RECTlFYING ESTABLISHMENT.-Th nm.
~ dersSned takes this msthod Of Informing Liquor
TABLiSHMENTin this city, and il now PREPARED
10 supply a. those who may favor him with their
Gin, Wines, and Old Whiskeys which he can ali
fSsI ,oH hgurs as they can be purchased for ca
N. b. The subscriber has also on hand a lara Ia,
OF Foreign and Domestic Cigars:
ian lem No, IS Louisiana Az a nesr iasS :.
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ORANGEAND ALEXANDRIA RAILRoAD
&a*sss

&sS$
GR E AT UTHERN MAIL LINE
Twice Daily, Sunday nights excepted,D between
WASHINGTON and The SOUTH, Via a. .EXAS
RRaalIAy ,FokkDONSnxll:l;E AND RICHMOND.
Leaves Washington az o clock n. m,
Alexandra al ga O'Clock a. M
Washington at o clock D. m
Alexandrls a. s1s O'Clock D. m.
mond, S. 81. w 'Ni0n
liz. OmnIbusesa and Baggage Wagons will Re at thu
Depot oil the Washington Railroad, 70 convey pas
sengers and baggage to the Steamer GEO. PARE
for Alexandria, a distance of SIX miles. ailowInr
ample time for meals. ms
mar It'll JAMES A. EVANS Agent
NTEU pnIrrt, no NM, .,,,,,..,...--..-
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EVENING STAR.
An ARKANSAS POET.

III An original contributor of the Fayette-
vile, Arkansas, Independent, furnishes for its
columns the following gem Of poety:''
Warrsps Rsthsr and Waryunl Lovs.-Transated
from the jermon expressly fur gray hams maggy sin,
By Reuben. r
the wsther groze quite warrum. And the SWEET
roles tricklen from my he'd and neck and arrums
and booddy clean down to my feet, and wet
II every stich Of close, which spiles my charrums.
seq TO jane. jane the wethers mighty hot
and abe seq Reuben that q sartin fact,
and jane side like bIlen cofy pot
and her sole seemed In hard pane rackt.
SEE jane spose a mad X 9 broot beast
shood run at you, and ope his mouth and put
ms pIzen teeth upon you savedgely, at least
6 inches just above your little foot.
jane SEE, you would beat him Reuben that no;
seq !, wood whip him if 1 had to fllIor
him clean to the RIO grand in mexico
ide beat him with q club and make him hollor.
jane lookt at me so swete, lookt at jane,
and we both felt considerably nonplussed
we was both happy nOugh tn go insane
and We Set there for a short time and bussed!
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SHILLINGTON HAS RECEIVED PUT.
- nam's Maya zine for July.
Graham's Magazine for July.
Ladies' National Magazine for July.
Balou's Dollar Monthly for July
New York Journal for July.
The great Pictorial Brother Jonathan for the 9Th of
July, full OF illustrations.
AL the Newspapers Magazines, and everything in
the Stationery line kept constantly hand. and for
sale at JOS. SHILLINGTON'S,
.f.. Bookstore, Odeon Building,
jelT corner ~ street and Penn. avenue.
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FIRK, MARINE, AND INLAND INSURANCE.
AvKSUK AND nth STREET, WAsHINsrON.
Hon. Thos Il. Florence, Charles Qnsee,
George II. Armstrong, Thomas Mapderfeld,
Charles A. RpbIcam, Edwa6d Z: Helmbold.
George HelmbOld, P. Carroll Brewster
EDWARD K. HELM FOLD, Secretary. '"''
LOCAL SURVEYORS
Charles Walter, No. N ID street, opposite City
John N. Thornton. corner LIST street and Virginia
James " ams, No. 2 AZ street.
John Riggles, No. sol 18Th street, below PennsyI-
wanna avenue.
MARINE SURVEYOR.
opposite National Hotel
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT,
John Thomason.
Authorized Capita! a~d Assets i,47sa57 o,
Invested in Bonds Mortgages, and Good Securities.
The following statement exhibits the business and
condition OF the Company to November l, 1856:
premium received on marine and inland risks to No
NO., =, ioso' S24,b84 90
FIRE premium. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. I76 7yS 81
interest on ioan- 8,7O4 81
. Total receipts S4O0.la5 81
paid marine losses. ..........-. S64,eH o.
fald nTe losses. I,TH 81
Expenses, salaries, and commits
slOns. %5,4S9 90
Reinsurance, return premiums,
and agency charges.... 27,474 68
-Sl77,I1s 81
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w cH1RTERE6 BY CoNGkES

This Company is now prepared to receive apphca-
tons for lNSURANCEON BUILDINGS, MER-
CHANDlSE, &c, at the usual City rates, without
any charge for Policy, at their Office, corner of
Tenth Street and Pennsy wanna Avenue, over the
Washington City Savings Bank.
DIRECTORS.
Vim. F: Bayly, Samuel Bacon,
Robert Farnham, James F. Halliday.
VIM. Orme, Hudson Taylor,
Eranos Mohun, M. w. Gait
Benz. Beall, --.F
JAMES c. MCGUIRE, President.
0RAFToN u. HANSON. secretary. apll-ly
DROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
l. LOSS AND DAMAGE BY FIRE,
THE PERILS OFTHE SEA, AND INLAND
TRANSPORTATTON.
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P.S. OPERA GLASSES or ,,..,,a mn,
ESSGpoGPIES and MICROSCOPES, WATCH. M
ne GLASSES, and many other articles IN III,
une .. very low prices constantly on hanS ih 'nis
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General SUPERINTENDENT
HUNTSVILLE, (Ala.b April LIST, 1857.

Through Tickets to Memphis, &c, sold NJ Will
mlngton, N. G.; Charleston, s. c.; Augusta Ssyan-
nah. Macon, Atlanta. and Columbus, Ga; Montgom-
cry, Ala; Chattanooga, and Nashville, Tenn.
To connect with the Western Trains on this road
passengers will take the "a ghf trains from WHINING
ton n. c.; Augusta, Ga. Chsttanooga and NsshyIlIe
Tenn; and the day trans from Char exton and
kingsvie. s. c.: and Atlanta. Ga. ap7tI
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plhhNOS.lThe largest stock of PIANOS in ,ha
,oomS M Always on hand at the extensive ware.
rooms xn. 90 Si JOHN F. ELLIS, SIC Pa. ave-
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DoN ALD6 KENNEDY.
No. 10 Warren Street. Roxbury, MasSdeh1s

Gllman, kidwell L Lawrence, J. b. Gardner, Burr
4 Co, Y; Wash Co, F.. ). Walsh, J. ?. Stone,
Boswell Daniel B. Clark, J. p. Milburn, Dunbar
Dyson, ORD q Bro. Agents for Georgetown.-R.
5. CIsseH, o nj Lcntham, J. l.. KidweIl.
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Insurance, &c,

L LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Of PHILADELPHIA.
CAPITAL S7oo.ooo-Ckarfer Perpefral. :
All the profits divided amongst the Polioy Holders
every year.
Description Pamphlets, Blank Forms Of Applics-
tions and every IL formation the subject OF Mu-
tua Life Insurance furnish ed on application WITH
out charge, personally or BY mail.
Agent for Washington, ..
Northwest corner Of Penn, avenue
re l0-2AWSWr and 18th
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FARMERS AND MECHANIC


| n s u X A N C Z CO M r A NY,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
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MhmfHIS CHARLESTON RAILROAD
CoMPLETED-CoNsECTINS
Chdndnoogd, Tenn; Charleston s. C.. Sara,-
nan, Ga; ard all the Norfkedstern ctties triTA
Memphts, Tena. '' WV"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-22

Tnr sronaIxG OF sroyEY PorNr.-The seven
ty-cighth anniversary of the storming of Stony
Point was celebrated on Thursday by the citi-
zcns of Rockland, New York, and neighhoring
counties, in spirited manner. The principal
feature of the day was the laying, with appro-
pirate ceremonies, of the cornerstone of mon
umcnt to be erected under the auspices of the
Stony Point Association, on Stony Point, in
honor of the brilliant achievement of the gallant
Wayne and his compatriots. Addresses we've
delivered by Hon. Auasa j. Parker, Hon. John
conger, President of the Association, Hon. B.
F. Butler, and others; and the affair passed off
very pleasantly to all participating.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-22

Tue OLDEST MANA correspondent of the
St. Louis Republican, writing from EIwood, X.
T., says: "Onc who lives on his claim near the
edge of this city is, perhaps the Oldest man in
America. If not will venture small wager
that he is the most active of hisa He is Mr..
james 0'Toole. Hc was born in the county of
Donegal, in the north of ireland, somewhere
about the year 1880. He was an old man in
the Irish rebellion of 1898, when becoming i'm
plicatcd with Lord Fitzgerald he fled to this
country to seek freedom in our then young Re-
public. lie says his age isabOut one hundred
and t,yenG, five year..,, ----
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