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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-23
Eynchb"r. Unmbcr Marl.c,. Ap. IL.
RiChna Markets, NIay2l

FLOl Rive have no change to note in Flour, ans
continue to quote Superfne at 81 %.
WHEAT.--Prme white 81 65, prime red 5 80
Very little doing.
CORN.-We quote Corn at 80 cents cargo sales
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Hollow quickly obnoxious matter from the
m d aud thoroughly cleanse and the system These
pills are certain remedy for diseases the Stomach and
Bowels
Sid At III. manufacturers No 70 Maiden Lane New York
and No "a strand London by all Druggists at 29e
G2.c and 81 per box. lma9 Hhilw
Dr. ~. u. Morrill,. u stiif0i PLY .iesan Of New
York CITY IN Dyspepsia says The most chec.
ua mproy. and energy Of the stomach
prepared r Geo B Green and called the OIyPeHa
{ Bittsrs
would pnbsh the recipe fr preparing this valuable modi
hut as do not, ian only recent
mend II TO he Improperly called Bti"rs
at least in the OF that for it contains
alcohol other spirit ani i rather sour than hitof
Though by earnestly caution tue
dysepiir sufferer aganst Bitter the asis Of which
alcohol other ardent spirits They more npart real
the stomach than whip gives strength 10 the horse
The stimulation wbch they excite only Temporary and sure
10 b" follow ed by reaction which at length Will inevitably
the The medicine OF which speaking
o,S these objections
nome genuine unless signed BUTTS on the wrapper.
SETH ". FuWLE q Co. ~ Washington Street, Bos
ton, pfuprietors. Sold BY their agents everywhere.
For sale by : II SEAY
mat Dr.
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/ am. .ery rc.peelfall,. yonr f.lIow. eI.Izen.

We cannot permit ourselves Ia doubt that so
enlightened aud liberal an advocate of the best
Interests oi Virginia as Mr. Segar has shown
himself TO be- will be returned to the Legislature
without serious opposition.
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New York Cattle MARKET, May 20,

BEEVES--2, 500 head offered, all qualities consil-
erahly advanced; sales Mt Sll 50aSl5 SO. Sheep
buoyant--salcs of 1900 head Swine heavy-sales
OF 1000 head at Sc 50nS6 GA
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the Wet what Is to he the fate Of the South but
material infrrioriiy and political insiguideance
For one | envy neither the North nor the Vest it.
prosperity or greatness. May they progress in both
Hut let them advance by natural causes, not by the
Unequal operation of a common government. Lei,
not one seeiiol be put up and another down. Let
there be perfect equality -cquality in State rights
equsii,, in benefits equality in the public burden
equality IN the eoEmon property equality in all
all things.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-23

A PLEASANT KEsOkT.-D. II Bliss Pho
Z tOgraphc Gallery is to the visiting pulhc
where large and beautiful collection Ambro
types Neiainoypes Dagucrroypes plain aud coored Photo
graphs &e &C. together with the daily cnanatan Of various
styles of PuItrurc from his which speak louder
words the beauty the well artistic taste
and skin Of the operator who ready upon
the public and guarantees entire satisfaction to all who
favor him with their patronage
lie prepared also furnish the Ladies Who
Gcrian Painting with plain Photographs either
fancy sketches to which their particular attention invited
A fine assortment of Breast Pins Finger Rings lorkcts
Watch Seals Brac cets Charms &c constantly hand
Fancy Cases of various all Of which need only
flied with speaking likeness TO make them the
BILE present that friends rcciprocaie.
ID, H. BLISS Photographs,
Next door to the Va. Bank Main St, Lvn hburg
Republican, Salem Register and Mountain Signal copy
ma Il
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A LnATApLATED spooN. Avn Enux
Largest Southern Piano Mandatory.
GOLD MEDAL PREMIUM
NOFORTES!
=, -, WILLIAM KNtBE 4 CO

nv r'rF' Ut u md SUI ARE PlANO
FuREES,
NOS l. ), and NORTH EUTAw ST,
Opposite the Eutaw House
''NtSSo opened new Sales RAJ
~ N,iir'e ana Light streets, the premises occupiad
KIT oF Af Henry MeCafrey Music Store where he
square ~ ''ao" shu
PIANu-FORTES AND MELODEONS.
extensively engaged in the business will sell either
,'ae or Retail on the most accommodating t.rne
wears ~ Guaranteed Tor hve
Particular attention is paid 10 the selection of t.
i'r distant orders and privilege OF exchanging gra,
:, ., NuE i" within six months froin the dav of ss. e
~ NJ CHRISTIAN. Lynchburg va are Tho Ar.n..
tf Inc safe OF the above Pianos and " II sell ,bo,n a, ms
----r,, may 20 dScIn
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ga swollen aud sim JOINTS and other Complaints to which
all subjects have os their terors Prof DE Graths
Electric Oil is warranted relieve short space
of time and with trhmg expense II be had OF the
agents here. See ad ertisement in another column
an - LIN
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aud Healthy Gums bs obtained by using powders
tai Fluid affords instant relief and prevents oohache
rests t'caY, and prevents the formation
DOW DEN : hEAlALFil'lD j, recognized by the whole
medical profession being tar superior any toothpo ders,
washes. AZ its i'll prevent and the many
aches teeth are heir to- Recommended by D RIO. EARLY,
iNnobbnrE, Va Hrs PeaSrnfs. Hudson, Richmond
lir Cosby Petersburg DR. Mann Charleston g.; DR. la-
Son Raleah y c. aud Dentists everyw here For sale by
STEpIIlER WHITEHEAD, 1Ynchburg va. and By all
Druggists AMI Merchants. Mholcsn by
GEORGE D0WDEN,
mar2lis Druggist and Chemist Richmond, Va
= Pcrfnncd Rrcniis.-W hat lady gentleman would
labor under The curse OF dsngrceahe bfea when
DOW JEAS DENTAL Eli III will not only Ter ii.
sweet hut make the teeth white alabaer prevent
ache and them from decay Recommended by
lists and physicians everywhere.
\ Beautiful Complexion may he attained by
moves rmpi,, eckles, the
tu mParting rich hue 1t the greatest
eyer known being free from all
cents. For sacby SlRuTllER WHITEHEAD,
SfABLtk n JONES,
audD rug,,st, avery yI,cre
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DR.. N. y. Merrill. .L i,f.I Phy.icinn OF New


world TIE skli And scientific OF nave bfu
various ills which is H. years of constant
ric'on some distinguished ply stefan had succeeded in com
pounung by which the slightest ache may be
lie has been hailed bcnraetor of his aud with
proprety the world have gladly to his praise
@ " I ] ~ ,, ,r - be uis hnnan tamI,
10 The inventor OF BAKKRs Brrs medicine that has stood
H test Of time and proved panaeea for Dyspepsia Dar
rhna, Cholera Morhms Cranp cholc, Gddhes. Nervous
Debility Loss OF Appetite, and Sour Stomach while the
ous nostrns of quacs and empires have honrhed for
hour and then disappeared never again TO be revived
BAkEWs BiffLs used in hundreds OF families in
Virginia their only medicine aud that they appreciated
by medieval men tonic OF great virtue Is abundanty
attesed by hundreds Of certificates IN the hands &" the Pro
bakers Bers a. G compounded entirely vegetable
tracts which 50 hanoni nsIy blended that all ages aud sex
slightest injury rry Them hv ali means and then speak of
them to the afflicted a. they deserve.
To be hadef all the principal Druggists in Lynchburg Dan
Vile Farnvie Fincase Abingdon and elsewhere throughout
may lew T. BAKER Richmond Va
500 Bottles Sold in three Months !-Tbi. is
sufficient evidence OF me nigh appreciation 9y the community
CENTRATED ESSENCE or BAY LEAVES" fdf the Hair
Five hundred bottles haNe been od in that city In the short
of three months AID sill the demand daily increasing
1t is warranted to rca.ovo Dan(iuf
warranted T. relieve thu Distressing itching which
frequent y PROCEEDS the d ciy If the hair.
1t warranted To have superior HAIR beauher
For Lades-Itis the very article f'r the Toilet
For G,ntemen-lt Is uhequalod tor the Nhsker and Mus
For Chiiren-It preserves hair causes
glossy riuglets.
For hantsIt gives fine profit ready sale
supply Of Messrs STROrHER 4 WHITEHEAD
of 2td&cts
Me--rs PERRY Davis n son Having witness
ed the beneficial effects OF celebrated Pam Killer in
raj OF cholera m0rbus within lew years
cheprnlly recommend Its and eecua remedy
About years used in of Cholera an 1t
proved an ea etal aud speedy and in eases of
rhcu aud in of caarrh and sometime in DE
cenber last six of children taken down with scarlet
canks rash. only medicine Pain Killer and
Castor othe Pain Killer operating - charm cutting the
rankcr and throwing the rash that about
my family entirely recovered and recommended the
as aud sure cre for the very dangerous disease Of
fever by giving teaspoontu three times lay
~ other day, aud every other day Castor Oh.
CORNELIUS CT NANDEENBI re- Saratoga Springs.
PERRY DAVIS NEGETAHL PALS KILLER, after thorough
trial by iuuumcrabe living witnesses has itself 10 be
The Medicine of the Although there have been
medicinal preparations before the public since its first intro
ducpn and expended in their introduction.
the Pain Killer has continued tosteady advance the es
the world, the best Daily Medicine
duced.
sale by Druggists Groccs and Medicine Dealers every
where.
may il9w
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An Consi gumcnt.-IS rirrce. Of 90 cgsu' - old
~ Bacon Hams, which Will sell nj low figures close
These Hams nicely trimmed and consequently there
Is not the usual loss in them We invite the attention purth
to this article. NJ. HDIIINS
L.
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LES SIMPSON NJ sly
SIMPSON s. BROTHER.

sign oil thr esOiicu Paddock,
MAIN STREET, IYNCHBURG, VA.
VA Il are now receiving entire Spring and summer
purchases of Birmingham and Sheffield Ilarlw are and
sorment Of American Good the which purchased
tor Cash on the most favorable terms
our assortment i unusually complete assured
Wu bear favorable comparison with any the country
bIaCing
PLAIN ANDFANGY HARDWARE
SSN11-a17sA. Table and Pocket Unti,ry, ~.
8EH Guns, Colts aud Sharp's --fCEM~-
kAEssH Rifles Pistols, Carpenters. TrTT la a
- Smiths, Nhec!w rights. -A~--144--------|
Mhwrglhs aud Tanners Tools Sadery Carriage and Bug
Ky l. nl ngs, springs and Wagon Ax, Hunting aud Fish
ing FAC e Building Materials Hoe ~ COS celebrated Ccn
,9r ana Upright Mil Saws. Farming Utensils Gum Hemp
Maker Findings and Tools of every description
- HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
hnc as Floor aud Table Oh Cloths Plated Goods
HN'ly lriana and Blocktin Ware, Window shades Gil
'unlre bands and Pins, Wood Willow Hollow Ware Sc
Nh renewed assurances Of ability aud determination
10 sen US 10" as regular house whatever and thinking
our III ms tor any past favos and those may extend to
wv VI 'he 9ture we confidently solicit the patronage of gen.
,' r, Pu p SIMPSON n BRO
Orders will reeev, prompt and careful attention
ap l3dNcts $500 - - '''"'
A LBATA PLATED SPOONS AND FORKS
- We take pleasure in announcing friends all
'vI VINO may be in want o. something
'"o'e or Coffee Spoons well Dining and Dessert
oN made OF Abata and plated with pure Silver that we
oSt reeerrda lot of the above goods the best man
prices The patterns very desirable and the niia,ttv II
Tue ware No l. Remember the house
my 22ss SuVERrIIoRN . crJrr
LIAR Sa,yvfh k,, d..
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- Goa S-t IA aeknow lodged ON all hand. that the Go
"ta ny me Subscribers. are Hhrrated for OF
t1'tH'Hce"i MATERIAL and perfection OF workman ship We
Receiving from Factory every week aud our stock n,
large md well assorted.
ma 2lts BURROUGHS SHAFER e. co.
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~ ynnr decision as 10 the purchase mai
OF PlANo until yon test those which We have
tried for twenty past. Nothing and Won
the advantage OF aseertanng for yourec whether they are
re"Hy hrstfate or not Z. NASH,
Book and Piano
ap cots prter.hnrg Y,
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Select Classical school at oxford, North Caro-
lima.

CINCE the establishment of this school in Janu-
ary, 1851 by the present principal James H. Horner NJ,
steadily increasing OF the pnbhc Ia
patronage from abroad and i an
delegation University Chapel HILL Here
tho supervision Mr. Horner
Brown, OF the said University who has been
teacher of the ancient classics In that institution Rev
continue assistant instructor and others well
qualified tho Office appointed occasion require
plan studies designed for advanced
and those who desire to
by the ordinary branches Of sound English educ
the sake OF the efficiency the number OF classes
will be limited that ample time may be devoted examination and
upon the subject every lesson by each instructor In his own
department
adapt the text books and modes of pstruc
knowledge each OF the several
branches While tho experience shall bo
consistently will be spared provide the best
apparatus for the work
in preparation TO increase the advan
promote permanent Of tho schools
The North Carolina, been long
gagged IN profession refer those who de-
their oa qualifications 10
many distinguished citizens Of this and other states in the south
Among Hon. VIM. A. Graham, Hon W. r. Mangm,
Morehcad and Manly Hon Asa Hggs re- Rev Thomas Akin
Wilson, D. Rev samuel Watt d. D. Rev C.
Deems D. d. the president Of the North Carolina University and
members Of the board Of trustees.
will commence ON the 18th of july
Other particulars made known application
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COMPLETION of Panama Railroad. .--Reductic

COMPLETION of Panama Railroad Reduction
OF CalornlUnted States mail steamships leave New
York for Anwa the 5h and goth Of each month"; connecting
with mail steamers from Panama b San Francisco
steamships have inspected and approved by the Navy
Department, and guaranty gopi and sqfdy
railroad al miles long) completed from ocean
crossed In hours The baggage Of passengers
passengers
embarked Panama by at the companys expense The
paid In York all expenses Of the trip.
kept in in New York Panama and San
Francisco detention In of accident so that the route
entirely rcliabic
they arrive at Aspnwa
Conductors through each and tako charge OF women
and children without other projectors
through tickets the lowest rates apply a the agency III
West street New YORK 10 l. W. RAYMOND.
May 6-dn
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CaiSsary Generals ogeeGen George Gibson, comInssa
era assistant Captain NJ D. L. simpson, six clerks aud one neasen
ger
Sug0n Generals oGen. Thomas Lawson, surgeon general
Dr. r. c. Wood and Dr. G. X Wood three clerks
Enger 0Genera Joseph g. Toeu, chief engineer assistant
Captain H. G. Wright Ave clerks and one messenger
Typographical Albert colonel Of the
sisiant Captain clerks and
Ordnance Col H. Craig colonel Of ordnance assistant
Capt VIM. Maynhdier; eight clerks and one messenger
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

Tho person viii be entered books unlSss i
payment Of tho sutusrpaon he made IA advance
Distant orber- may oward money bs letter and all rk
win be by ourselves In i transmission,
The COUNTRY rAIR k pGti.hed uIeey during the
Of Congress and weekly during the recess
suborA period than year win b. resolved on toria
propOrtioned 10 TIC shove annual rates.
aa-PoSTMAsTFfs suaori1d ugcnn and By
sending ms ys susofItsys enclosed sEs
WEEKLY subscribers oBced win be entitled 70 COPY
grabs
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INSTRUCTIONS,

Containing incorporated the contracts 70 The eea The
department may deem proper
pay trips performed and for each of such
omissions satisfactorily explained times the Of the trip
may deducted Deduens will also be ordered for grade Of per
specified For repeated den
Of the kind herein specified enlarged penalties roporoned
thereof and the Importance Of the mall may be made
leaving throwing the malls portion Of
them for tho admission Of for beng eg
quarters pay may be deducted 1 I'll,
satisfactorily explained by certificates OF postmars or te aav
other credible persons for failing to arrive in contract tc Tor ne
owng either the unsuiabeess the place or manner OF car
ying injured destroyed robbed lost and for rcfu
sing demand convey the mail frequently as the contractor
runs Is concerned in running coach on the route
agrccab for violating the post Office laws
dobens the instructions Of the for refusing to dscao E
the Postmaster General for running
aorcsa for transporting persons or packages convey
the last day aud hour named without tho
be considered competition with
regular proposal reasonable in amount ..,,... =,
the bidder hat Is bis post addcs those each
member of hm where company Oilers sho be distinctly stated
mttod be withdrawn - .-
General cannot be
The bid guarantee should be signed plainly with the full
The department right reject bid which may
exavagn and also the bids Of failing contractors and
TO- The bid scaled supcrscbed ~ proposals for
crai, Office
modification bid Of its essential terms is tananoun
to received interfere with regular
competition the last hour for receiving bids.
without knowing that they of SUN
responsibility all bidders and sueucs dis
failure perform the contracts
proposed accepted bids their legal liabilities
will be against them.
3 persons known the department must
equally and certificates OF their sum
above prescribed The certificates or
uency must be signed by postmaster or by Judge o court OF
record.
bidders guaantor succs &C., directed to tho
following laws viz
Sec J. Act Of 1926 requiring contractors carrOrs &C.
be
Sec 1926 relation failure into
Sec o. Act of July 2, 1886 liabilities of guarontors.
Sec July 1885, authorizing bids of falling contractors to
be rejected.
Sec 49, Act July 1896 combinations amongst bid
April provides member of Congress
contractor.
of March 1925 provides that postmaster assistant
postmaster, clerk a post Office shall be contractor.
March 1925 provides that other than free
white person shall be employed carrying the mail
will himself the right annul
ling under the above whenever he shall dis
same it, offered for sale tho market
purpose speculation he will
transfer same whole part any assignee
qualified his opinion than the original
carry into successful operation.
AARON V. BROWN,
Ap 2I-3awt1stJunet ..... Postmaster General
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For Kansas and Missouri River.

TIME PACIFIC RAILROAD is now running two
daily between and jefferson connecting
Lightning Line Missouri packets that leaves Jcpr
daily the the express carrying the mails
passengers Bonneville Glasgow Lexington K Lcaven-
worth Weston, ST. Joseph, and All intermediate points
Louis Kansas In IS hours "a so
hours ahead of boats starting from ST. Louis
packets equal boats the
being required schedule The mails passengers
never delayed waiting freight way Through
bo purchased the principal cities Of the United States
at Offices In 81. Louis T. McKSSlCK,
May 22--dn Asst Bup'L
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United States Mail.

...... Posr OFFICE DErARrNRyT, June s, 1857.
DR0POSALS for carrying the mails of the United
States from LIST September 1857, both June 1859
following route in the State and the times spec
fed will be received the Contract Once this until
Of the 2ih day Of July be decided the following
day
No 5258 From aronburg by Dayton Bdgewaicr Messy Creek
Mount Solon, parnassus, Augusta Springs Lebanon
White sulphur Springs, Deorield, Coverdae Green
Valley, Bath Alum, 81 miles and back, three
week In two horse coaches,
Leave Harrisonburg Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
a.,
Arrive ut Bath Alum by ., y. M;
Leave Bath Alum Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday at
n.
Arrive a Harrsonburg by q, p.
forms
and requirements embraced tho
mons OF January H. 1855 February 1856 February
either Of them in pamphlet FORM in all the principal Offices
AARON v. BROWN,
Postmaster General.
June o-lawiw
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washington Branch Railroad.

WashingtOn Branch Railroad.
YNRAINS leave Washington for Baltimore
i AT and So, m, and and Az, p
TN Sunday at Az p. M
Baltimore for Washington
AZ and 90, IN, and and 81, p m.
On Sunday at 41s, q. m.
Passengers Philadelphia will 81,
and Ia
Passengers for Annapolis will take trains at 81 and Al
for Norfolk /" So and3
Do. for the West +" and ~, connecting
at Washington junction. 7. II. PARSONS, Agent
Jan 17-df
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UNAYL0R AND MAURYs halfdoar Bibles, Eng
Il lish Bibles elegantly arsbcsque gill; Price SO
Just imported by TAYLOR A MAURY,
June o-3tt Bookstore, 9th
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....aa.f George G. Thomas,
Commissioner Of Deeds for all the States,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
May 1e-1y Seventh street. No 400.

II J. MIDDLETON, Ice dealer, Office and depot
10 southwest Twelfth Streets Washington, d. G.
Ap 11-dlyt
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BANKING HOUSE OF cHUBB BROTHERS,

BANKING HOUSE OF CIIUBB BROTHERS,
Washington, January l, 1857.
TOIIN d. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES arc
81 this day partners in the Banking House
Chubb Brothers this will be composed Chas.
Chnbb Barrow and Henry Holmes The House in Ia
ycuport Charles st. j. Cubb VIM H. Douga
row Co CIIUBB BROTHERS.
l-du
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or. JosEPHs ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES,

NT JUSETHS AUADEM1 FUR 1UUNU IAUIES,
county NaryandTc annual
studies this Institution the oath August and
Thursday The for board and
per semi annually advance There
charges music drawing painting and also for spanish
Italian German The for the primary department
composed Of pupils uut years 800
able half yearly advance.
inquiry should addressed the MOTHER SUpE
RoR Of st. Josephs Academy Emmtburg Frederick county,
Maryland
I'D
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Firm of Certificate.

The undersigned postmaster Of --, State Of -----, ,
cerHes I that he il acquainted with the above
and knows them to be OF property and able TO make
good their guafutfttef .
Dated GSgned)
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Dwellings, furniture, mills, manufactures
warehouses;,

Dwellings, furniture, mills, manufactures,
warehouses,
descriptions BUILDINGS and their contents all kinds Of
MERCHANDISE, transported by
VESSELS STEAMBOATS,, CANAL BOATS, RAILROADS.,
and the convcyanocs portion of EUROPE and
AMERICA,
STEAMBOATS, navigating the western waters
The other companies and in fix
In construction and arrangement viii be
taken into consideration
All losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid ..
Of Pennsylvania and seventeenth
street. Washington city, d. O.
JAMES NJ WEST,
Assistant Secretary
Insurance also Dc egoted al NE Home Office
Northwest Of Walnut and Second sois, Phduddphfd.
principal cities Of the United States by authorized OH
Of the company.
June l3-dly
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NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS.-It being
IN Of the board Of directors the Washington and
Turnpike gravel the from the
the District ne requested ad
undersigned the 18th
of April next .. JOHN G. BRENT,
No 80 Louisiana
20 J. c. LEWIS,
Feb 24-3tawr 492 seventh street.
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THOMAS b. FL0Rf.NcS President
EDWARD r. IInnBoID Secretary.
LOCAL SURVEYORS
Charles Walter, No. 397 d street. opposite City Hail.
NJ and Virginia avenue Island
DANES williams, No. % -Four and q half street
t Res No SOL Thirteenth street below Pennsylvania avenue
AAnINE SURVEYOR.
Captain r. Ieyy soi avenue opposite National
Hotel
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT, ......
John Thomson. ..
. ASSISTANT SECRETARY, ....
.... James NJ. West ....
IN charge Washington city Office,
Northwest Pennsylvania Seventeenth street