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BEN. & L. A. wHITLoCK g. co
s. G. Herring a. Co.'s Patent Champion safes

8. g. Herring & Co.'s Patent Champion Safes
TIME subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
finding that discriminating public bestong their patron
age that that exhibit all
their have enlarged their depot by opening extensive
Broadway No 251 OF Murray
poe the City Hall This enlargement OF warehouse room with the
extensive enlargement Of their factory viii enable the subsc
hand all times stock Of fire and burglar
ro safes than any other establishment in Tho world Particular at
viii be had constructing safes for private families match
with other furnturc for the security Of plato and cwey
1H BIsi8+rI af} sB ~ Also sgll gthnB htEfp9tg
hand make order all kinds Of chests
vaults. Halls locks
doors Jones patent Formulation bank lock and Cygers
patent letter lock without key
I.aF gsfig S5gEa73 ~ hsiS O HERRING Co, pa bdb
f al Hrltrst Nos 135, 1877 and l39 Water and
.t ,. No 25l Broadway, Murray ct, New York.
y, COYIE 4 CO., Agents
iAHh@- f"a.I. .#afH sf0 sa tifRt Washington ID. G.
.1iIf4s. Tars N fassI{ b. W. KNOWLES, Agent ~ Ht
May 26-1y,gy 5- "A. qqFH ss tsIW Richmond, Virginia
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We would call attention TO the card Of VIM esq who
commissioner for Of the States and Territories
in the United States Court Of Claims Gandn thor
oghy with business with the departments
Washington and The practice OF tho United states Court Of Claims
'd'.t " tNee Tok Daily Ncm
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

To Capt. NJ c. Mcigs, o. Engineers
We, undersigned, residents Of In tho State Of -,
sevcray with the United Sates and
Guaranty, foregoing bid accepted,
they w within days after the acceptance Of the said bid
with good ufcient
the articles proposed conformity 70 the terms OF this
advertisement And in the said
shall aforesaid, guaranty make
good difference between the offer by tho said and the
lowest bidder. tff'l ~ t4.t tiF'ff'tt ~ wv
(sgncd) lj5t. SO ~ HeGlia ltHpet etntisAB
Il, aarg IS pttt Et.sys Fgsf 3&d3 43U glB}t Q. d.
tho best Of knowledge and belief
above named guarantors good and sufficient ~
t3e (sgned) H @ T. Y,
Sep 1--I1awtf fjIf tta u3-i n3rf .ftth 4ftA tNAh
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MRS. M. a.. KNIGHT having taken the commo-
VI dis and well known house No 447 avcpne
South side, bcswcnn &t and streets, nearly opposite
House, ~ causing bo renovated
and nte up with elegant furniture, suitable nrstcss
boarding ~ iR4nA 1ftl fi 81
Mrs Knight considerable
Bimore feal conf offering
their wives members (bcng
to to ca her before locating
she viii be prepared 70 receive guests about Of October
v 20 .
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American Gothic and Brass-Fon Roofing.

INVENTED BY EuGENlo LArIIA, ARcHirEcr, NJ & b. A. Se
nESIGNS made for concrete churches, villas, cot,
IL hge and farm buildings once, Go.hica chappaqua
westchsster county, New York.
June I7--du ,f ta Isr53i ifE9aa hiaig fiH -s.-
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Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New York.
Trinity Buiding, Ill Rrcad~uy n, ,.F14s 4
TNHE assets of this company amount TO nearly FOUR
Il DOLLARS and entirely CASH Of which trce mil
thousand dollars invested bond and
real the city and State Of New York valued at nine NIL
lions Of dollars. gilIf3a atq1 T0ll91 ~ tsintfaH
The profits, already amounting MILLION s hundred
Mo,sand dollars the property Of the policy holders.
TgRNs f-
application and pamphlets giving every information sup
piled applying tho osco OF the compSuys agents
-. f,.t'..lst ~ ~ FREDK s. WINSTON, President tra
- EAAC ABBATT, Secretary. Il
fslt2flihi' Hti SHEPPARD H0MANs, Acuary fts ~
a-a & w ~ Efei3 MNTuRN rosr NJ d., Medical Examiner
May 26--1ys ..gf 4ssaq3tA "a ai aiaigs1 faro8
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ENOR RENT-1The dwelling of the late Gen. Tow.
IL This handsome honse tho rnoscn improve
msnlsg furnace and complete Tsar nsrr also, two ono
" 81 -sawiIis,recwedssa, 20 u s3HsuSa" = s'u'o
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
3 asgi alap Georgetown, ID. O.. ic: riajae
VNIIIS large boarding and day school for young
ladies', long and favoraby known conducted by Miss
English the direction Of Miss arrovcr principal
assisted and teachers every
department Of learning.
Members ofCongrcss and others whose duties call them Washing
daughters wards here
vion many have dohc graduates
seminary representing nearly every State in tho Union
Fer particulars address 't NJ. J. NARROWER
Principal Of the Georgetown Female seminary,
Sep 12-eou 9F III Georgetown, D. c.
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Marble Manufactures, T0mbs. Statuettes, Etc.
NNHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites the atten-
Il ton Of the public to his large and elegant stock Of
iag it MARBLES, ToMBsToNFs, AND MONUMENTS, 3aef
AZ his esiabishmcnton tnort between Twelfth Thirteenth
f,s,.s,1 ara N tfat .9
He has his employ other experienced in ane
and coarse marbles and In other description stone
MARIuE MAHTEIs or THE LATEST STYLES
OF his own manufacture, and Of superior quality,
IyTTIs, DOOR AND WINDOW ,sIIIs CARRIAGE STEPS NEW
YORK FIAGGING, &c. t+" z
In e everything that required In the marbc and stone bu
ness, either for utility taste for the nnc 5}s ~
He deems particular description Of his Unnecessary
daily invites visit to his yard where Judge him
self ' ft a'if ~ at.tt'' -tf y Ti' n
In addition to the number Of
beautifully wrought suettss, suitable for either the
dem of them imported himself
not The n he win manufcure 70 order such may be desired
BY his varied facilities prompncss md
he hopes 70 meet the expectations of his patrons 8 s
afa atfr stJlHtdiraa IA WILLIAM RUTIFRFORD ag15s
~ street north, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
Sop 3-i6m ~ t' ltiN tf''ii lI1' l'''
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EBBITT HOUSE.
J. II. FREEMAN. a.l ea
F street, between 18th and 14th streets, s
&.f WASHINGTON, d. C. r. fs.t.rr. .rt ..
THIS popular and fashionable hotel has been thor
oughy and furnished with and superior furniture
hundred and has all the requisites Of
nrstclass house. W -E III. 80 '..t'NNt ~ E
The proprietor which viii be the railroad
steamboat landing arrival for the Of
passengers and baggage to tho hotcl 4tfaf.a. 5
O. N.SN''
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Letter writing and Copying.

Letter Writing and Copying.
DERSONS WANTING LETTERS WRITTEN ON
IL business friendship, confidential aGars
promptly and neatly executed also copying attended TO with de-
spatch at the Office OF i le3 fsgIH " 1f 9Ea3 fta
hafsH IF EMfEM "A sfe.i IS EDMUND r BROWN, ffn
y t,, NY. Notary Public, &c. Of 9TH streets.
N bah business in this Once kept strictly confidential
Oct s-2awsma .ai9aa,a untel1 t a5sglpd aHilsi'g
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washington Insurance Company. aaae
t~FH5al.ss @ CHARTERED BY CONGRESS '1Nat sas3
1NHIS Company is now prepared to receive appli-
cations buildings merchandise,
usual city rates without charge for policy their
Of Tenth street and Penn the Washington City Savings
Bank ..-fe rgsgft.r.a E'2.s-sA
so Wm f. Bayly, te- Samuel Bacon GaE
.i Bryan, sf ir ..a.a James r. Halliday r rH
A. Wm 0rme, ~ . "a, Hudson Taylor,
Francis Molun NJ W. Gait,
.se-sa.nta a3 aH'apa JAMES c. MCGUIRE, President
O. D. HANsos Secretary. gs.,y rmr4 ag. t,,.ar
May 2e-d1y ,.. l.l .... r... On
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.

An tho Yards docks and wharves buildings machinery
mvyads and everything Immediately connected with them are
also charged the
management Of the Naval Asylum. s, y5 u, 5..
Bursau Of Construction Equipment John Lentha
chief eight clerks and draugan Tho Office Of
the engineer navy Daniel Martin B attached TO
ihs burcan who Is assisted by This
charge building and repairs Of all vessels purchase
Of Materials and the providing all vessels with tae
tho construction Of engines the and with
approval the Secretary decides upon plans for their cons'rnc
ton ssga4gt Hsrrf * 4f teat bgai ~ Iil5f fFE T
vroau of T;ons and CIoAino Bridge rurscr
navy bureau clerks All provisions for the use OF
the navy clothing together with the making Of contracts for fur
n4hng same under the charge Of this bureau
chief o bucan four clerks This has
charge ordnance and ordnance stores mo manufacture or pu
chase cannon guns powder shot, shells and the equipment
with everything cnectad ihcrewin mso pro
yaes bcm with maps charts chrouomcters barometes
cether with such furnished ssowar The United
States Naval and odco al WASHINGTON
the Academy Annapolis also under the general u
perntendence or the chief OF this bureau EII 4,
Bauu of Medicine SwpgyDr William Whean, surgeon Unit
navy chief passed assistant surgeon United
states navy and two ces Everything relating medicines and
ynec s,oras treatment Of sick
hospitals within the spcriniendenco Of this bureau aad
'gl 'sd e dgn8d .9aw wap prrARrnssr s'a b fatAo''
Hon j Floyd Secretary War Dnkard, chief clerk,
seven subordnao clerks messengers watohmen The
following attached TO this depnrtuient aafie e
Cop,nuaadssc urs OTs once at the head Of which Is
Lieutenant General scoti, is at New York ~ % 1i % na
td,on 6snears oNcs Adjutant
p Garcshe Judge Advocate, revet Mer John
Lee clerks and ono In this office are Kept all
which rcfe the personnel o the army the rolls &c
where NIL military commissions made out 81 t
N o,aassp eaups oce rrevst Major Jcsup,
Thomas Captain NJ
Miller Bevet Mor Beser eleven clerks and messenger
Iavaao Generals ooeco II rarned, paymaster general
Major Lese district paymaser eight clerks ana one messcn
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DETECTION u ERRORS ard dustipg ianc4ts Aeoents-
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FRANK LESLIEs BEAUTIFUL PAPER,
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ERANK LESLIEs BEAUTIFUL PAPER,
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IL contains the Interesting Tale Of
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With descriptive illustrations Also twenty three
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