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T ..Tun 5sraEET s,NEIElppRRs, PREEssjEENT1T!Il sjE a.

THE STREET SWEEPERs' PRESENTATION. a.
One of the street sweepers on Thursday,
while the noon shower was at its height, saw
"a gentleman's pocket book drop from his
coat into the mud. She instantly caught it
up and ran 6allooing after him to return it.
The gentleman, presuming that she was af:
ter aspenny, give her the trouble Of several
direct appealssbefore he, ,deignet q notice =
When heldiscovered thatshe was intending
him a, service, he accepted the lost treasure
with thanks ;his generous heart was touched q
!. too and he unhesitatipgly pulled out q five
cent piece and rewarded her Yesterday
morning, as the gentleman crossed the same .
crossing, he was surrounded by g swarm l.ot Of
ragged girls one Of whom, with many eour-
tesies, proceeded TO bestow upon him . hand
some leather medal strung on ropesyarn,
and inscribed. on one side with the facts of
the case and the circumstances Of the pre-: pre-:
.sentation. Our generous friend shook them
OFF as best hescould, not however, till sa; ;
crowd of people who knew him, and who no
had a. hand in purchasing and preparing the
graceful token had for some minutes enjoyed
his annoyance. sSs;sI s & I:
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OR IPRINTzIN(I

TyHE PROPRIETOR RS ssof the ENC eUIRER ress
atlarge that they are. well prepared 70 sexeaute
orders In The: job PRINgING O LINE, saek:a s
PAMPHLETS, APo osTERs.. ~ 20
HAND BILLS, BLANK NOTES, S.
BUSINESS CARDS, LABELS, 2. SO:
Law BLANKS, = itCIRCUEARs,s ), - 9 -,
MAGISTRATES Do. .lfCATALoGUEsf !;
~ F&c., &C., &c. 4, s...s4s5i ssssaa
* 1eAs All work entrusted. to this establishments;
win be expeditiously executed, and az
reasonable rates Call at the ENQUIRER 0fcs,.
ONE DOOR SOUTH OF THE P. GFFIGE.
- JAM = = 3;1ee1 = *. 80
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:, s9 Mr. and his little son Charley
were sitting by the fire listening to the mu-
sic of piano upon which,,the ohild's mother;
was playing After she concluded, it be-
ing iaboutEthe chilRs bed time, Charley was
told to say prayers and go to bed, AS was
his custom, he kneeled down besides his
mother, and with folded hands and his head
full Of the music he had heard, repeated the
well-known childs hymn: 80 .s,
= EaNow lay me down to sleep, 5. - Z
Ipray the Lord my soul to keep; -
If should die before wake,
Pop goes the reasel" ~
As may be imagined, the solemnity of the
occasion was sadly interrupted by the peals
Of laughter from father and mother. 8
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@ A poor bachelor, after coming out at
the small end of the horn in all his rnatri-
monial attempts, pathetically exclaims =.

ssWhen remember all
r. The girls I've met together,
feel like q rooster in the fall,
Exposed to every weather; -
feel like one who treads alone =,
Some barn-yard all deserted,
Whose oats are hed-whose hens are dead,
And off to market started" ....-
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-07-02
: "a RETIRED PH YSIcIAN

sands of life had nearly run out
ICY discovered while in the East indies asceE
tain cure forsC Consump on, Asthmaa Bronchisis,
Coughs, Colds. and General Debit The ramss
..dy was discovered. by him when his only ohild, q
was given up Ito die e Hehsd Sheerd'
much Of the wonderful srestorative and healing
qualities pfspsrations made from the East Jns;
din Hemp, and tthe thou ught occurred to hnntha
he might make q remsdy for his child q stadis
ed hard and succeeded in esliEing his wishes -;
His childswas oured, and is now alive and wslls1
He has; sincs administered the wonderful rene,
dy to Thousands Of sufferers in all parts 0f the!
werld, and The has never failed in making them:
completely healthy and happy Wisbing to doas
much good; las possible, ,hs viii send such OF his
afflicted fellow beings as request 1t, thisTeciBes
with full and explicit directions making itbps
and d:specessfuil using it, He requires each
plicant TO enclose him one shilling thfsss cent?,
tobe returned as postage on the recipe; and the;
remainder to be applied ito the payment
advertisement "A Address, = & gs:ss S; 3
: 4: Z Dr..s a. JA JAMES, No. 10 Grand: St
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III Common P eass York District

! have attached das the property of the Defend
8 Iant in the above. stated cases lone tract of
asnds containipg One HUI ndred and Thirty Acres,
more OF less, bounded by landssof William Boyce.
R sS. DanieIss James Films and Others. No;one
vas possession said land when attached
end any peiSoa or persons claiming The same, ,sare
hereby notified TO appear and show cause pnrsu-
ant 20 the acts Of she General Assembly Of this
state, IN sgsh case made and provided, why said
lands should not be condennsd as the property Of
- - s s. c. YouaaBIoop,
g May 20, 1867. "a {PTsfsess qly
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=: sae Hon. s, late Probate gudge:of
a neigh boring county was waited dsupop, one
warm afternoon, by buxom matron, with e
child in her arms, whose business was, as
she said, .ssof a Probate nature. ''sSaM
being polite man, ,intimated his readiness,
to.learn. her wishes: ss.Now,p said she, hush
ing her baby, and squaring herself for a;regs
ular talk, ssyou see, Judge, my husband
was a,forehanded man, and left a.good farm,
we'll stocked; /; and just beoauseI am alone
woman in the world, his relations are going
to throw me out of ssan buteny third: Now,
Lawyer - told me, some time ago., that u II
there; was an heir, he would take it all, andI
should bezhis guardian g zaHoW long since
your your husband died, !, asked the Judge: 3 q s:
bout thirteen months, was the reply
saAndhow old is the child 9s r. sFour weeks,
was the answer. 81 am afraid this case is
beyond my jurisdiction, = said; thetJudge,
.syou had better sgo back to Squire -. s
seBut, y said the woman, l'if your Probate.
Court can't establish an heif what is it good
- - !: - 80 ,,Z,5
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sg- Tucker, the adefatigable contractor
for watering the streets, was much amused,
yesterday, by a couptryman, who is, perhaps,
first introduced to town, by the 5t'iron horse
penetrating to his sylvan retreat. Tucker
was mounted upon one ofhis new sprinkling
carts, with water trickling cut behind from
the gutter, efectuallys dampening down the
troublesome dust, when, turninga corner,
where, leaning: against post, was our coun-
try cousin, he was thus accosted :SaH Helloa,
Mister, ye're spilling all yer waterp This,
naturally enough, caused an ,outburst Of
merriment from the knowing ones in the
vicinity, and Johnny Green, hitching up, his
homespuns, moved on in search of other
sights, muttering half inaulibly, that he
would like to know what them afellers'' saw,
to make them "burst out sniggerip' so.--
Memphis Bulletin.
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Z DEMARA ATION
50 ~
INDEPElN NIIJEy CD.
FIRST OF JANgARY, 1861! ..s!

SsyXEHEN int the course. OF human events t
- 4sYs becomes necessary for one one people TO
leave a. house and 20 to another therefore,
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HEN PERsuApERs; The Springfield Re.
;Spaa55 5lliean, in sspeakingsof a new invention.
for . hens nest, whereby the eggs drop
through trap door, and SO decisive the1hen
thatsh Keeps on laying, is responsible for a
the following : ssirSts..s< 81,
Blobbs met with a loss; however, with;
one. of the persuaders. Blobbs had q lovely
young Shanghai pulletofb boundless ambition,
Blobbs, ,boughta persuader, and his lovely.
Shanghai used it, She went upon the nest.
in the morning Blobbs saw her go, and
.hisheart boands dsd#ithin him, Alas! .heneyer
saw hercom off againk AT night he visited,
hepersuader. In the dppercompa partment was
'ahandful Of feathers, q fews toe-nails, and,a
bin. Tn the lower compartment were three,
dozen and eleven eggs Blobbs saw .it,alll
Hersdelicate constitution had been unequal
tothe effort, and fred BY young ambition,
she had laid herself away! (: s:z:ss -
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|. s. .. .SE IS !a: Is a3

Many Of which
FARhERs STOVE
and extra shsh bg s1d
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..,i} ~ t.ss r.. SIMRIE, lstenddnt
J6sEpH HEREDoS, Clexk. -, :. :
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demned 70 Place himseil , auu lau
bark like a.dog, ,!for q quarter Of an hour
If this custom were adopted atfthe present
day, there would be some bow-woWing. .. ,, :
-"Jem, how do you get your living now
a days?o "In the Old way; by being a
friend to a fellow that. fights" HHow's
that?p "Why you. see T holds their coats
for 'em while they fight, and then slopes
with them" The above is not without q
moraE -; -. = :. - sg -: =.
An exchange, in putting q soap, saysit
is the "best ever used for cleaning a.dirty
mans face. We have tried it, therefore We.
know This is hardly as pointed as the hit
of Dean Swift's "Stella a"fWho, when q gen
tleman lamented his inability to keep his FIN
ger nails clean, naiuely suggested be was in
the habit of scratching himself" 80
doh, yes, Joe; my father isan old MAJ mar.
iner-a regular salt" ssWhy, | never knew
that. What service was he in 2 "The
whaling service. He goes cruising around
all night, and in the morning, when me
comes home, he goes whaling the whole
family; from the old !'oman down, and boxes
the compass about the hired girls ears" :. $
"A few days since, one Of onr learned
counsels deemed it necessary TO- shake the ne
testimony of Mr.. Butterworth, impugning3
his. veracity. The witness being called TO
the stand, the lawyer commenced: :ssDo you
know Mr.. ButterWorth?" eyes !"What
is Butterworth?" rsITwo and tenpence< q
pound, although I have paid as high as
NThat will do, sir. You can take your seat.
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f0llossng and Judge of Tia articles:
Mrs. q. A. Aliens ZylobaIsamum,
On wrld,s s,r Dressing easen-f RsOrer, snd
dressing for old yonnE ex being often eo0s
in cases az hair falling 6c, without the Rexsorer
REV II " DE6E Holiness We can testify 70 rs
PtysoTpFT nj EATON IL D. Murfreesboro, Tenn SosSih
tandng irregular q hair ceased and my gray
HcFs restored 10 original color" &c -
REV AtfeboFo Massachusetts has changed s
Crown deryS belonging 70 old men 70 The original hue d
REV rHAcHER 90 years q ase rha chenAnso county,
New York aNy hair restored 5 aOthing IKE dye
Iary D T. WOOD Middet0wn, York My 0~a hsh and
of my family has greatly tekened Shess almost
REV Jassss M~xEF New York ciy recommends ii, &c.
PoRTEUs san~ich Conn T has met my mosi sangune
expeetatioDs,o &c.
REV r GREwoID Washington, H ahh really ecseous in
restoring the mr." kc.
REV q NJ sTArT Leweburgh Pennsylvania We and 90
cheerfuiy recommend ~ &C
REV rsTIN Carsan, C. The white hair has become
HEy AMOS BLANCHARD Msrden eve think very highly q
REV q SMITH Praitsburgh surprised md my
when was young &c.
RrS CIISCH Leskburgh, Penn has stepped my hair
falling as- ssnsed a new growdl,n he
REV A FRK Cstauge county, n " 81 am satisfied and rec
REV MORRIS Gross River New York "H the best pefua
extantn
REV WM CUTTER Magazine, New York, "reoon.
naends
ar We might swe this Ist but convinced, TRY IT.
We ese Europe even ana ty are super
Sold by all She principal wholesale and re-
AL caanta In taeU Canrd1
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The person upon books unless hs
psymsnt Q the Subscription b made N advance.
Distant may money by letter and all zk
viii be assumed BY ourselves n ~ SAFE uaasmi.sloa
The COUNTRY published tweskiy during
q Congress, and semi weekly during the recess
subsoripaoas period than year win Be received
prguortioned 10 annual rases.
ssRosraAsTs authorized agents; and ~
sendiu. us y1yx DAILY Subscribers enced sEa
WEEKLY subsiDsrs SIS enclosed viii be entitled % sPPy
wG6
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CRY OF WASHINGTON SATURDAY MORNING, OC

CsmmlGsary Generals onoGen George Gbson os14ary gen
erA assistant Captain NJ D. l. Simpson 1 clerks and one nssssn
ser
SsyeOn cn0aIs QGen. Thomas Iawsoa, surgeon general
DR. r. C. Wood and Dr. G. X WOOD three clerks
Engir 0enera Joseph TOten chief enginesr; assistant
Captain n G. Wright Eve clerks and ons mszsenssr
Typographical BsRoaool Albert oslonel of the ooEIs as
sistAn Captain Woodruff four clerks and one messenger
ortnaaoe Craig colonel Of ordnance assistant
Capt wn- MaynAdier; eight clerks and ons messenger
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NAVY BErAKrxKsT.

The Navy Department the Navy Department proper be
Once Of the Secretary and Of five bureaus attached thereto viz
Repair chng Bureau Ordnance and
Hydrography and the Bureau Of Medicine and Surgery
following statement the duties o each u these Offices and
Of the fJrce employed therein:
asdygs Toucey Secretary the Navy Charles
Wv " NJ nv @ ~ arvfbrS onnessd With the naval ssiabbsh
and the execution Of a laws relating thereto ntrsed 70 him
by constitution commander IN chief Of The army and navy
"A % e . e s q sas eeTe so n s
and marine corps appointments q commissioned and warrant
nom he seears once An The duties q the different bureaus
performed the authority Of the Secretary and their order. are
The marine corps FORMS also part secretary and
an the orders Of the conmadant Of that corps should be approved BY
Bureau # Nary Dofs Commodore Joseph snyh chief
q 81 % % e Ds Ds s ennss ss snS das S @sne1T m
navyyars and everything inreeasy connected with ihem are
management Of the Naval Asylum
If OnsrBaSn Equipment and R,air John Lentha esq
chief bueau clerks drangman The ee q
e engineer in chief q te navy Daniel Martin e-q
burean three This bureau
q r s~s = .ns lns e Se panr y II vessels with se ssapmsuts
sails anchors water tanks &c The engnesr chief suPs1snd err %
approval Of the Secretary dcdes plans for their oOnstruc
navy chief bureau, clerks An provisions for The
The navy and clothing together with The making q eonaot' r fur
Buenu # and Hyfgupay Capt Duncan IngrAhaHa
chief o bureau and dranghman This bureau has
hes shells kr and the equipment
everything connected herewith Also pro
chronoineter baroneter 6c 10
ser with furnished shiFe INC Unfted
sas Hydrogrsphai 0hce Al Washington
Academy Annapolis also under the general So
pcrintondcnoe &C the chief Of this bureau
Buroun f s,asne sy1yp william Eheian surgeon Uni
navy chief passed assistant surgeon Unied
navy aad clerks Everythng reiatng 2 medcnes and
medical stores q and wouadea and management o.
b,ptals within the suPcrinsnacnce Of this bureau
n, d r7o~5 n war
and nur wstchnen The
following bureaus attached 70 this department;
ssmsaandisg 6-ars o@o.Tfs Office the bead q which
lieutenant General Scott, New Tork
Ad;rsf Gcnrari o#oCo sannel Cooper Adntant General
Townssnd Brevet Capt Williams
Gsresche Judge Aevocate hevet MAJOR John
clerks and In tbs oec are kept an
which persounsl a tho the os &c
n . here where all military made out
Oars1yaaz1 oe-Brevet Major General r Jesup,
onsrtcrrastar general Thomas Captain
Mixer Ber; eleven clerks snd one msenser
Pavnaso eensars 0Toco Iarned, paymaser general;
MAYOR Leslie district psymssisr eight eoTs and one cssen'
ser
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wheeler Il Wilson.
aAStrAcTURSG coaPANys DRgoyTD SEWING MACHINES,

MANUFACTURING ooMPANYs DRgoyED SEWING MACHINES,
Fam7ses 0ansfsruresy, and ohaH.
yUyHFSE machines combine all the improvements
invented. Their extensive sre increasing saf
the proprietors in warmly ne
have beep in use them thoroughly and hate
given satisfaction.
Among The advantages they All others
are:
lt Beauty and simplicity construction and consequent freedom
from arrangement and need Of repairs.
I'd. UneIampled and raTadity uf operation
Noiseleas
remarkable perfection Of their stitching and er arpca
bIity n variety f purpeses and materias
Principal 34s Bosday New York and al their agencies
n the principal cities Of the Union.
Nav
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Modern Languages.

hANfEL E. GR0UX, native of France, teacher
IL modern languages especially French Spanish and German
Irsafns mAde with correctness and pureoAy, at moderate
prices.
Psnnsvah avenue No ga south ae between i4h sna ls,
streets, cFpcstie Mnsrs's Hotel Washington, y. c.
Ang z5-sswMwH
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Mutual Life Insurance Company of Connecticut,
INCORPORATED IN Is4s
onFta Annual dividend life poBo- per
cpanys operations furnished Those who
agencies have removed this city,
poheies renewed through
MICH NOURsE Agent
June I3-dIy No. Sdl l3th street
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s. c. Herring d Co.'s Patent Champion Safes.
rTNHE subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
finding public besioping their patron
exhibit all
their stock hare enlarged their depot by opening an extensive ware
2s Murray street
Hall This enlargement q warehouse with the
o factory viii enable the suscri
at OF fire and burglar
proof safes than other establishment the world Particular at
safes private families to match
furniture security of plate and jewelry
ALSO
all kinds chests van
doors patent powder proof locks banks
patent perturbation Cygrs
patent letter lock, without key.
S C HERRING 4 Co,
Nos. 135, I37 and 100 Water and
No. Isl Roadway corner Murray st., New York
". OOYIE 4 co., Agents
Washington, d. c.
b w. KNOWLES, Agent
26-Iy Richmond, Virginia
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marble Manufsctures, Tombs. statuettes, Etc.

Marble Manufactures, Tombs, Stafuetfes, ETC.
rJyHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites the attsn-
/ ton Of the public large and elegant stock Of
MARBLES, ToMBsroNEs, IND MONUMENTS,
Al his ebrmsnt north Tweh and eenih
He IN his employ and ether experienced h
mables and every other description Of stone
MARBLE MANTEIs OF THE LATEST STYLES,
OF his own manufacture, and Of superior quality.
IINTIs DOOR AND WINDOW sIIIs, CARTILAGE sTEFs, NEW
YORK FI4AGGING, &c.
everything that required the marble and stone pns
ness, either for utility for the fne
particular his stock but
day hi. yard where one can judge for him
SELF
articles be has number of
suitable for either the tomb or the
q himself from Italy these please
fancy manufacture 10 order such may be desired
facilities roptnsss and strict attention TO business
he hopes 70 meet expectations of his patrons
WILLIAM RUTHERFORD,
street north, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
Sen 3-d6m II ..s T. T.
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MY TRIP TO FRANCE; by Rev John p. Done
WI Ian Price rs additional suppy rscelyt ~
BLANCHARD MoHIN,
SPA Late r.. Farnhsm.
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FURNACES
VNHE ATTENTION of the community generally,
housebuders particularly invited TO the Keystone
Heater, patented j. D. Green, of Philadelphia.
persons Interested solicited call al and satisfy
all others So
principles combustion hoen applied in lis
although radang surface OF hundred
requires thirty coal than
furnace heretofore manufactured.
that uf thirty The fnr
suggest applied production
feel assured that for efficiency
and economy of use, IL Is unsurTassed
SHELLEY GUY,
No a2o Penn. bet 10th and lIth Sta,
agency FOR the sale of the keystone Heater.
Aug b-TkTh2m
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American Gothic and Brass-Fon Roofing.

INVENTED By EuGEuo IArnIA, Architect, :. b A, Ar.
nESIGNS made for concrete churches, villas cot,
IL Ages and farm buildings once Gotia, capI~qa~,
Wcschezser county New York.
June IT-dn
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PROSPECTUS
on THE
WASHINGTON UNION.

Ne~ Eol.~e, Nsr Types, and NeW ArTangsas'
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uTINTER FUEL NOW ON HAND AND ON
wv the
600 white ash coal for radiators
75o white ash broken coal for furnaces
600 red ash coal for CRATES
500 small for and cooking stove
200 Cumberland coal
Also
Large supplies of PINE, OAK,
weekly receiving supplies f all kinds of fuel we
the advantage a all those who may
iavor with their orders.
H1-Prompt personal attention given TO every order.
as-Coai kept In foored and rooted yards
ES-2 2s0 lbs. 10 the ton
T. I& w NJ GAIT,
Northwest 12th and streets, No 5iT,
One square south Of Penn. avenue
Sep 2-1mf
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Depot, ass Broome street, N. r.,

where address all letters and inquiries.
dealers try sell articles instead OF this on which ty
make more proh Write depot circular terms and nforma
ton Genuine signed Allen written in ink Beware o
ugupterfeits.
Augi iS--epi3m
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Academy OF the Visitation, Frederick City.
Maryland.

TIME exercises of this institution viii recommence
i the first Monday in September
TERMS OF BoARDERS
with the Frcnch language f dese Annuin
OF ten months Siov
Stationery washing end.ng bedding doctors fee IL
piano harp and guitar forms additional charge
Latin Italian and spanish languages draw
ing painting likewise charges Entrance fee S.
22-law7w*
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Mutual Life Insurance Company Of New York.
rrfnsy Bpildirs Ill sroadscuy
FTNHE assets of this company amount to nearly FOUR
snd entirely cash d which arx m
invested bond and uortgage
and Stale Of New York valued at ne mai
liors " dosaTT
prohs already -siao ssz h@red
tousaaS doIavs the property uf thc pcey holders
Tsxxs
application and Pamphlets giving every nfornatcn sup
the agents
FRFDK z WINSTON President
ISAAC ABBATT Secretary.
SHEPPARD HONANs, Actusry.
MrNTrRN FsT, NJ D., Medical Examiner.
Nay 2s--lys
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the card q VIM crandin, who is
commissioner and Territories also commits
soner Court Gains Grandln Is bor
ougy with business connected with tbe departments At
Washington and the prsctce Of he United Court q Claims
[Yag rok Daily Eaw
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l3 BeeEmGn Street, corner Of Nassau, opposite the Asor
House,
FRoPRETURs PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE cRENANT CABINET,
IMPORTERS of Cognac brandies for druggists and
merchant Guard, Co. Hennessey ine CAS-
and other houses Of the highest reputation and sole pro
the celebrated bande In the native proo and nAyor OF
Ccgnac, viz:
Vineyard Of Chateau Bernard,
IIqueur des champs dor,
Superior vineyard vieuK Cognhc
Exclusive importers Of the
Old Royal Hollands,
Schnapps,
Of Sherry Madcra and Port wines 6c &C.
Ales pOrers, and cigars direct from shippers
CHAMPAGNE CRE1lANT.
gMkEA A. Co are exclusive of this wine, and
in receipt regular packets and beg those who
trial 70 do So under their guarantee ta
viii be superior decaey Of flavor and quality to any wine at
imported.
BENZ N. whilock,
Edwd A. Whtlock
Fredk j. Haversick, BEN. T. A MHIILOCh w.
Oliver W Dodge,
Henry Cammeycr.
May 26-ly&
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MISS BROOKEsS
English and French Boarding and Day school
FOR YOUNG LAIiEs
BunDrsG No 13s wxwseros, d. C.
FTHE duties Of this institution will be resumed ON
II Monday, September I4th, 1857.
The number of pupils limited and the being few,
early application for admission : requested
Circulars otined the bookstores Of tbe principal at
her residence whence they viii be forwarded address
s-3tawsf
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Episcopal High School, of Virginia,
Thrse 9iles Hef Of AEerand5ia-
REV. JOHN P. MCGUIRE, RECTOR
THE seventeenth session of this institution will
II Wednesday. d September next
Tkra $3.50 for board, tuition lights fuel mendnr payable
annually in advance.
Modern languages music, drawing Ell charges
Psphiss containing the study
10 those who request them Dret
REV. JOHN P. MCGUIRE.
theological Seminary Post oace,
Fairfax county, Virginia
July Is-iswI0t
The Washington union., 1857-10-03

Washington Insurance Company.
CHARTERED CONGRESS
YTyHIS Company is now prepared to receive spp-
buildings merchandise &e the
charge for policy, their Office
avenue, the Washington City Savings
Bank.
r.. Bsyy, samuel Bacon
BRYAN r. Halliday,
VIM Orme, Hudson Taylor,
Francis Mohun NJ w. Gait,
JAMES C MCGUIRE, President
G. D. HAxsns, Secretary.
May 2o-dly