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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-08-27
!. J. HOADLEY, Justice of the Peace
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE.
IndiananoliS. July u. le0l. \

lutdlliiofiS, jury - AN"''
WHEREAS The Phoenix Insurance Company. OF
Hartford, has fled in this Office statement Of itS
condition on the lst of June. 1874, the act of it
Incorporation and amendments properly cer''ilel
to- and its written instrument. nominating it. age nj
and authorizing them fully amt UnteseWeiIN I" ae-
knowledge service of process i'll the event OF suits
Now, THEREFORE. In pursuance OF the require
mcnts of IAN Act to amend IN Act entitled an
Act for the Incorporation of Insurance Companes.
defining their powers and prescribing their duties
approved March =, le55. having presented salts
factory evidence to me of full compliance TO the
requirements and specifications of that act. |, John
w. Dodd, Auditor OF the State of Indiana, do
hereby certify that c. III. Reeve, of Plymouth, as
the agent of said Company, is authorized to trans
act the business of Insurance as the agent oil the
said Phoenix Insurance Company in this State, up
to January lst 1891. to the extent that he may be
commissioned and appointed 10y the said company
In Witness Whereof, have hereunt
(I : ! subscribed my name, and caused the
L. . ! seal of my office to be affixed ths 2lth
day of July, 1887.
aug6 JOHN W. DoDD. Auditor of State.
TO NON RESIDENTS.
The undersigned with the County Surveyor will
the Dist day of September, 1851, at 10 o.
clock, Il. IN. of SAID day. proceed to survey 10
cate the corners of his land in Secs IL 20, town
ship "a, range east in Marshall county, Indiana:
to meet on the premises, and continue from day To
day until all is surveyed.
Non residents. who fail to meet the Surveyor at
the time above mentioned, and deiray, or provide
for defravng. the portion of the expenses OF s"u
survey. " i'll be returned to the County Auutor'
and such dulinquencies placed on the tax duPii-
cate. and collected according to law
onoo0rlOt3 II. CANEDY.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-08-27
Total assets,

). No liabilities to Banks or other
creditors due or not due.
6. No losses adjusted and due.
7. Losses adjusted and not due, 800 Sb.72l.56
3. Losses lreportel) unadiusted. 80. $685.
9. Losses in suspense. waiting further
proofs,
10. All other claims against the com
nanv estimated at. 10000
ii. The rule of the company. except ina few spe-
cial eases. is not to exceed $4,000 in any one
risk.
II. The amount insured in any one city, town or
village, is indefinite, depending upen It's size,
and how built.
Is. The amount insurcdin any one block ofbulld-
ings depends upon its construction and size.
subject 70 the above rule.
If. Certified copy Of chatter of the company, as
granted in 1851.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-08-27

Amount loaned on pledge of Bank
Stocks, $2I ,200 90
Amount loaned on Mortgages of re-
al estate. n,350O0
Bill receivable for loans other APP
proved collateral and personal Sc
cullllcS.. Pr';0''''
Cash in hand and in Bank. Al 1864
Amount due from aeents,. 2.473S5
Accumulated interest on investments, 2,l9G25
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-08-27

STATE OF CoNNECTIcUr.f 60
HARTFORD COUNTY,
Personally appeared, IL. Kellogg, Secretary OF
the Phoenix Insurance Company, and made oath
that the foregoing statement by him subscribed, Is
true according TO his best knowledge andbelief
Before me,
4. 10 All I,N I1-.;an If III. r.ac1.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-08-27
Shcriss-s Sale.

JOHN X. BROOKE, p. NJ.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-08-27
List OF letters

Remaining in tie Post Office at Plymouth
August is, 1857.
Appleman John; Atkinson W; Allen w.
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D E N T A L 4.

A CARD.-sINCE IT - ALLEGED THAT
a "Porcelsin mounted on golA plate IL the only
reliable supstsnce tnatcsn g worn IN TIE mouth,
tion,n deem Il bat just to'0Iseli sAd ths cause
In Which labor, that statsunsat to the public
should be made In this connecaion. -.
given the Dental Profession to attend & Convsn.
Hon at Hope Chapel, in the city OF New Y orr, In
August last, received person. written invita-
tisn from the Secretary, requesting me to attend
attend, and showed specimens Of my style Of
work, besides these that were then WON BY per-
sons who were there, and had worn them for the
Past three ye.Is And these Specimen: attracted
gave a succinct account Of the nature Of the ma.
tefials used, the processof making, the complete
success Of the practical application Of my meth.
Cd, and showed clearly its merits and superiority
over former methods. ..-- 81.
But, let II be remembered, that a majority Of
the members Of that Convention deemed it "un.
professional" to patent q dental Improvement,
strongly represented there-and With which in.
terest my method most decidedly interfeFes-that
the report Of this Convention was published un-
der the superintendence OF that interest; and fur
thef, be 1t remembered. a. significant fact, that
my speech or explanation ssas not psblisksd IN
that report, tshieh inelnd d suerything else that
tcos said, or osoecer triutal nature
Therefore, III 1t is true) that II was shown by
this Convention what Is above stated, the SUBJ
iudice But, whether tits OF not, and whether
my taking out letters patent be deemed profess
sional or otherwise, shall still persist In holding
and defending my patent, In spite Of the divers
insinuations and falsehoods Of my professional
brethren, and shall still continue to manufacture
at my different Offices, as have for the past three
years, my iaimitable and absolutely perfect arti-
acial dentures and defy any dentist In this any
other country, to produce similar work Of art, &c
equal in purity, beauty, durability or artistic en-
cellence, myatyle Of teeth, which am now ma:
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, which shall b<
promptly paid, in case they are 20 esualled.
MAHLON LOOMS,
276, between 11th and 18th sts.,
feb % Pa. ave., Washington, d G.
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
ARKANSAS.

Posr OSFrcE DsPA RrnENf,
February IL, 1851 (
PROPOSALS FOR CONVEYING THE MAILS
L OF the United States from lst Juy, 1857, 20 1th
June, 1855, in the State ef ARKANSA AS, will he re-
ceived at the Contract ON e of this deparim emf nm.
I'll p m cf 3lst March next, 1, be decides by
18th of bpil following, on the route, and in the time
hereinafter stated:
No. 1903 Fra m Lite Rock, BY Fourehs. College
Vile, Midway, Berlin, Fair Pay, Rockpo
... Midway, Ara a ielphia, Clear Spring, An.
toine, hud6lssten, @ ayes, and Earibrook,
T. Washington, I'D miles and back, three
times a week
Leave Little Rock Tuesday, Thursday, and
saturtay at2 am
Arrive a. Wa shingtou nett Gays by7pm
Leave Washington Tuesday, THURSDAY, o ID
saturl ay n 2 am
Arrive at Little Rock next days by JPN
Props ais 10 convsy the mails In & mr. horse
Goa hes are invited.
For forms OF proposal, guarantee aud certificate,
also inst uc:inns and require be embraced
in the contracts see advertisement Of the "a
in pam. het rm. at the prineil al pest Offices and
also the advertise ment Of January O. 1854, Of routes
in ATkan "a, &c.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
feoIS-iaw4W POSTMASTER General.
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BANKING HOUSE
CH UBB BROTHERS

nEPOSITS.-DEPOSI RECEIvED AND
~ Checks paid without charge. Drafts on the
par, and Exchange on said Cities furnished to de-
positors without charge
lNrBRKsr on DEPosIrs-Intrrest win be al.
lowed on Deposits at such rates as may be agreed
upon.
DEPOSITS IN VIRGINIA AND UNcURRRNr Mo-
NEY.-Deposits In Virginia and other Uncurrent
Money received to be checked for, payable in
same FUNDS, or In specie, we charging the regu-
Discounts Notes, Drafts, and Bills Of Ex-
change will be discounted. and Loans made on
stocks, BoAds, and Securities, at the market
rate.
LETTERS OF CREDIr.-Letters Of Credit will
be furnished, negotiable in the different Cities of
the United States, on Deposit Of oney or Collat.
erals, and interest allowed II Money is deposited,
and charged II Collaterals, on such terms as NAV
be agreed upon.
TRAVELLING BILLS OF ExcHANeK.-Travelers
VIII be furnished with drafts In such sums as
may De desired negotiable in the different Cities
BILLS AND LETTERS OF CREDIT ON ENGLAND,
IRELAND AND EUROPE Bills OF Exchange and
Letters OF Credit on England, Ireland and Eu-
In sums to suit.
Bonds, STocKs, dc.-Bords, Stocks, and Be-
curities paying from 8 to 12 y cent always for
sac, OF bought In the different Cities at com
upon orders, we reserve the hight to call for de-
poett Of 10 " cent on the cost. Bonds or sfocS.
Will be ordered by telegraph.
RAILROAD, CITY, STATE BONDS Rail.
road, City, and state Bonds can be placed in our
bands FOR negotiation either In this country or
Europe. RatIroGd Iron purchased for cash or
with Bonds. A VI
LAND WARRArTs.-LandW Warrants bought At
the market rates All Warrants sold by us are
gsdrasfesd In every respect
Land Warrants located on commission.
II requested.
warrants Will be forwarded to Western Houses
sponsib]e parties.
REAL ESTATE AND lNsuRANcRs.-Real Estate
bought and sold, and assurances Erected.
CLAIMS ON THE UNITED STATES, CouRr OF
CLAIAs, oNeRRss-Claims on the United
States, before the Court of Claims or Congress
lntiasteo 20 us, Will be prosecuted by able and
CHUBB BROTHERS,
jan ~ Opposite the Treasury
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DEN list R Y ..
DR.. STE PHEN BAILY,
Office No. 1913 Pennsylvania Avenue
Three doors from 1ith street.

nR. BA1LY begs leave to inform the public
- that he can be seen at all hours at his office,
located az above He feels assured that an cps
number Of patients and great SsistV o, 'G dcni
cases that he has treated sue cessfully will enable
him to surmount any difficulty, scientific or 9th.
erwise, relating to the Teeth His own expert
ence conhrming the opinion Of many men emf
nent In the profession, and especially Drs Harris
and J. and T. Parmly, has led him, long since,
to discard all mercurial preparations for filling
Rubber, and Clements for the construction Of Con
tinuous Gum Teeth, and that Porcelain, mcun.et
Oh Gold Plate, is the only reliable substance that
can be worn Ia the mouth, as was most coAclu-
sively shown by the last American Dental Con.
vention.
Although he fatters himself that from his long
residence and practice In Washington. he Is ia
vorably known to bis numerous friends and pa
trons ne begs leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS.
From the late Rector Of the Church of Epiphany this city
Dr. sTzPHzs BALI Dear sir-I desire express my
peror dentist The operation. for me have ben
hishy hope that you receive the
my eoa the s. syGs THAT skin Sc
Washington, August 70, 1855. J. W. FRENCH.
Oldest FIRMS in Baltimore Msssr. Bsss.
Having employed DR.. Stephen Baily Surgeon Dentist Of
WI. wssniast0% CITY to for an and dim
and In view Of the fact that Of tbs
pssted trials to perform work sssf-ciorily it
ss. to express my entire hdencs and
Baltimore, January IL, 1857. Hartmann BOGGs.
Extract frcm note received from the late H.
Clayton.
q. 3. SENATE August H. lssS.
Tee tech made for work nothing could
be better. Very gratefully, JOHN d. Clayton.
To those that seek relief the maades teeth
cheerfaily recommend Dr. g. Bsfly Q superior Den
st he made set porcelain teeth family
plugged several eeth for myself
well for years. ROBERT r. NIXON
of the Va Conference ofthe u. z. Church south.
Ap.n ls, 1855.
We the undersigned having had
OF the SKIN Of Dr. Bsy Surgeon Dentist OF
this city, having been cogns.Rt OF his
families or friends take pleasure in expressing sdrs
ZION OF his artistic skill we'll Of the unio sssf.c
tory manner In which he the delicate
ncult Dental res?ectsuy re-
commend him the confidence of tee public
OF which consider him N n entity wor thy
THOMASU WALTER, JOS. Il. BRADLEY,
Architect U Capitol. Of Washington. D. O.
THOMAS MILLER, M d., GEORGE WALTON
OF Warrington, D. Q. Ex-Governor OF Florida
B. g. B0HRER M. D., WALTER LENOx
Of Georgetown, ID. O. Ex Mayor washingten.
N B. LINCOLN, NJ D., HENRY BALDWIN,
Warrington, ID c. Z. 6. Patent Omes.
o. O. WIGHT, Principal Rittenhouse Academy.
feb 2o-H
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS
silks, req, white, green, and blue, for regi.
silk, threads; buckles, brass and iron fss
twine, cotton Irvine, baling rope, brass IhinbIes
lor aags, boiling ropes; spears and ferruIes for
All of which 1t is desirable should be O, do
mesuc manufac ure, and must conform, in all
ON 9, where they Can be examined.
sample patterns will be sent by mail, with eny
additional Information upon the subject v hich
may be desired by manufacturers Wishing to
oner proposals.
Ten per cent; Of the amount Il each delivery
VIII De Iets ined until the contract shall be com.
lie,ed which Is to be forfeited to The United
states In sc Of defa'cation en- the part Of the
contractor In fulfilling the terms and stipulation a
OF the contract. About one. halt Of these sup.
plle, WIZ be required In equal monthly proper.
lions, on or tefore the II day Of yuIy II. and
payments wi be ~ ade for EN- as soon AZ the
next appropriation by Congress OF funds for this
oTancn OF the service II available; the Jernander
with n three months from that da e, also in eoual
monthly pro portions, will be paid for on delivery
ne privilege Is reserved Of increasing by from
one-third to half the quantity Of all the SID
plies above mentioned.
Contracts will be based upon accented promo.
sails, Tor the fuldliment Of which two or more re-
curi les will be required Bids are desired only
rom manufacturers q regular dealers In the ar.
Lies PROPOSED 70 De furnished, and none will be
respected or considered from any one who 70 not
Known as a manufacturer or regular dealer in
the desired supplies; which fact, or the reverse.
must be dis inctly stated in the bids offered. az
well as the names and address Of the persons in.
tenaed to be proposed as securities, In CO a
Letters containing proposals should be en-
dres, ed to f. 'RA RRIcT
feb6-eodti0Mar. Brev'tMaj and A q M.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &c,
~ FOR SALE. nR6h r
. A gentleman, soon to leave tn,

A A gentleman soon to leave the @9E
city, Offers at private sale
"A: An . elegant pair OF bay CARRIAGE HORSES,
over l6 hands high, fast travellers, Of splendid
style and action suited to all harness and the sad
die, without fault or blemish, and believed to
have no equals in the District
An extra HORSE, closely mating and used al.
ternately with the above; bay, Of Trustee stock.
2 years old, sound and kind and suited to ali
harness, particularly valuable as a single family
A beautiful BAY MARE, Of Messenger ,toek.
$ years old. Is hands high, Of great SPEED and
bottom, sound and kind, and remarkably fne as
a stylish FAMILY COACH, nearly new, COS.
A handsome FAMILY CARRIAGE, ne.rlv
new, suitable for summer and winter, cost $3.50
4 SCI Of elegant DOUBLE HARNESS. used
but few times, cost $3.50
Lot Of D0UBLE and SINGLE HARNESS,
Only such as are willing to pay fair price need
apply: Enquire at this once feb foaswtf
FURNITURE STORE TO BE SOLD OUT
TO CLOSE.
THE SUBSCRIBER, DESIGNING TO DIS.
w, continue ont ,t the Furniture Business,
stock Of PARLOR, CHAMBER, ana III
COMMON FURNITURE, consisting, i64
M Rsn: OK. and v,,,u, so,.. 49,. c,.
rnonuSohy anu Wuiuut SOI6S ana Chairs
Bed Sofas, Reclining Chairs and Lounges
Marbie.top Parlor Tables, Library Tables and
Mirrors, gilt frame and common, In variety
ble-tOp and common Bureaus and Wasbstands
Mahogany and walnut Wardrobes, Book Cases,
and Secretaries
Sets Of Enamelled Chamber Furniture
Bedsteads, high post and common In variety
Mattresses OF Hair, Husk and Cotton
Patent Spring Beds, Cribs, and Cradles
Cane.seat and common Chairs and Rockers
Extension Dining Tables, mahogany and walnut
Once Desks, Tables, and Chains
Clocks, Safes, Baskets, painted Tin Ware, &c.
Also, an assortment Of
Glassware, China, and Granite Ware
Toilet Sets. Walters, Wooden Ware, &c.
The whole complying great variety Of excel.
rapidly a. possible, and at greatly reduced pri-
oS' H. kOTHWELL,
o.. q. 9Th street, next Odd Fellows Hail.
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NOTICE.

MY WIFE, ELIZABETH BABNEY, AND
w myself having separated, and now living
separate and apart from each other under such
circumstances as exempt me frem liability for
any debt which she may contr act, deem II
proper to give notice to the public at large, as
hereby do, that she 10 not authorized to contract
any debt on my account, or credit, and that win
may CONTRACTS either In her own name or mine.
CaISWELL DABNEY.
LYNcHsuas, Va, February IL, 1857
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FOR ALL PARTS Of THE WEST,


XNkS
BALfiMOhk AND OHIO RAiLROAD.
Netc and Improved Arrangement.
TAREE TRAINS DAILY FROM BALr.
Il more, for Cumberland, Wheeling, and an
LIST. The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
leave, teIcePt Sunday ste asa m conaectise
With trains nom Philadelphia, frst trsin o..
Wsshlngtoa lat Juncfien) will stop a. vsy =
lions and arrive at Cumberland st oscloch n n
I'd The NAIL TRAIN leaves Csmden Al.
ton daily (eIcept sunday at 30 a. m M
reaches Wheeling by .. m connecting at Ben
wood With trains for Columbus, Cincinnsti, psy.
ton Indianapolis, Louisville, Cleveland, Toledo.
Detroit, Chicago, 81 Louis, Cairo, and iniesme,
ID. The EXPRESS TRAIN leave. daily q,
Up. m, connecting with express trains for Gin
cianst, 81. Louis, Cairo, Chicago, and inferno.
e ais.s Plsess: The distance to Cincinnati and
nearly 100 miles shorter than BY any other route
The time to these places ID also uneq uslled.
10 Baggage checked through 10 Coluuous
Cinclnnati, lnoianapolis, ara st Louis
U Passenger and Baggage transferred q, all
THRoUGH TICKETS win be sold to al, N.
large towns in The est, at the lowest possib,s
nte., .tthe Ticket ohoe, Camden station, end
- A second -class car ID attached 70 the Man
Passenger, from,Bal,imore or w.shinrt.n ma,
SteU tse euttfe Todd ~ 0otfgAt, by t3king Ac
commodstion or Mail Train, and lying over m
Cumberland or OAKLAND. They resume peIt
morning by the Express Tuin, which leaves
Cumberland at $50 Q. m; and reaches Wheel.
ing II p N.
Passenger from Washington have ample time
Tor meals a Washington Junction.
This is the only route bv which Through Tick.
eta and Baggage Checks can be obtained In
Washington.
FOR WAY PASSENG Frs
The Accommodation Train at Is, viii stop n
all stations east Of Cumberland, and the Erpress
at stations between Piedmont, eoiI west East.
wardly the Mall Train leaves wheeling az Is
m, and Accommodation leaves Cumberland
at 8 20, reaching Baltimore at S as m.
The FREDERICK TRAIN Starts at D. m
lexeept Sunday stopping at way stations Leaves
Frederick At o .. m, arriving II Baltimore II L.
50 noon.
The ELLICOTT'S MILLS TRAIN leaves
Camden Station at a. m. and 20 p N. Lesvss
Ellicou's Mills at 90 a. N , and 80 p m, eu
cept Sundays. w. g. wOODsIDR,
Jan lou Master Of Transportation.
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FOR MOUNT VERNON,
ON MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRI.

THE STEAMER THOMAS COLLYER will
Il make three trirs each week to e@
u U N We N U N, leaving ,6%3i9&{3As
Warrington at q. m, ana Alexandria at 9K.
III Boats fare, round trip, from Washington
Sl-frOn Alexandria rs cents
Coaches leave the Capitol at SIX, and pass up
the Avenue to 18th street Fare lU cents
Persons wishing the Coaches will leave their
residence at SEQ. Thos. Parker q Co q Store
feb "a. TThdSf
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LOUISIANA.
PosT OYnes DEpARrnsur,
EehYuayv II 1eS-

Pos1 oYnes p.,A.rnrur,
,-,- February II, 1857. /
DRoPosALs FOR CONVEYING ran MAIL
L Of tha Usited ststs from Lee July, 1857, 70 anh
ceived u the Contract Once Of this depanm q IN.
til p. m Of 3tst Of March nexs, TO BE- decided by
2sth Of April following. On The routs, and in the time
hereinafter stated y Z -r-...s.Fs
No. 1890 From Mssesnville, ~ Hasssrd, Maxhs-
vile, and Point Aagree, 20 AleKaadda, La.
50 miles and back. thrse times week
Leave Morsanviile nosssy, Wednesday and
Ar,ivs al Alexandr.a next days by 70 N
Lave Alexau rio Tuesday, Thurscay sod
. Saturday ~ 3 m -"-
Aruve At Moreanville next days By D pm
For forms Of proposal, guarantee, and csni6eaie,
also instructions and requirements 10 be embraced
In the contracs, see advertisement Ct the I'd instant
IN pamphlet form, at the principal post Offices, aud
in Loui,iana, &c. JAMES CAMPBELL,
feb Is-lawSw Postmsster G neral.
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
I'm UNITED STATES 4Ro
TRe Ships eomp1isiax fkis Li.s

The ATLANTIC. Capt Oliver Eldr,de,
The BALTIC..........Cspt Joseph Comstock
The ADklATlC........... Capt James West.
These ships having been built by contract e.
pressly for Govern ment service, every care has
been taken In teeir construction, ss also In heir
engines, to Insure strength and speed; ana their
recommendation FOR Passenger are unequaled
for elegance and comfort.
Price OF passage from New Yofk 10 Liverpool,
In tr.t cabin, 4l3-; In second do e7s; exclusive
pool to New York. 30 and 20 guineas. An ape
rienced Surgeon attached to each ship. No berths
can be secured until paid for The shil o Of his
line have improved water tight bulk heads, and
TO avoid danger from Ice will not cross the Banks
north Of - degrees, until after the lat Of Augus.
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
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4rA OF MARCH.
CyTRANGERslN WASHINGTON ARE hare

4TA OF MARCH.
CTRANGERSlN WASHINGTON ARE here
- by informed, that In anticipating their a
wants on the Inauguration Of Hon James
Buchanan, President OF the United States, M
and the succeeding festivities In the honor -M
Of that occasion, we have just received direct
from the importers, a large and beautiful assort.
ment OF DESIRABLE GOODS, consisting of
all that Is new and desirable In our especial line
at the shortest notice "
To our customers who have SO literally pa.ro-
niled us, We return our thanks, and saw that we
Will De pleased to serve them a. heretofoIe-gusr
anteeing entire satisfaction In all c2ses We
would call particular attention to our assortment
OF vESTlN6S, suitable for balls and parties, all
Of the latest styles
teb 2o-2w 493 9Th street, near avenue.
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DR.. WILLARD, Dentist.

W. GUILD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
W the citizens Of the District and <
vicinity. that having located himself 80
In Washington, he is now prepared to Q1IIO
perform ali operations, In his profession, IN the
most approved style -
Once No ESQ Penn. avenue, adjoining 6au-
TIERS. ian 20-lY
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PIsfOLSl!I
VOLTS REPEATING BELT PISTOLS.
~ Colts new model pocket Pistols.
Warmers Revolving Pistols.
Leonard's revolving hammer ri tolls.
En's self cooking frame Revolver.
Aliens seize oching and revolving Pistols.
Single and double barrel and self-cocking pb-
tolls In every variety. -N-
The improved volcanic Repeating Pistol.
Perry's patent breach loading ana SSH Priming
Ride.
And Flobertrifes and pistols, improved pattern
s'"'' - = L. TUCKER & CO.,
$50 Pa av. opposite Browns National.
feb Se-6t
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PROPOSALS FOR AMY suPPLrxs
OyYrcB OF AMY CLorHINs AND EourpAsx.,
PHILApILPHIA, Feb. I'd. 1857

THILApkLfHIA, FEB. q, 1857.
CEALED PROPOsALS ARE INVITED.
y and win be received 1t this once untii ID
O'Clock . m, Of the 10th day Of March next. for
SUPPLIES AND MATERIALS. Seliysr.h,s
at The United States Clothing and Equipaee De-
viz:
5000 yards ga dark blue indigo wool Ayed,
cloth for caps and bands, weighing about
Ia ounces per yard
5000 yards Ga dark blue (indigo wool dyed)
twilled cloth, weighing II ounces PEI
yard
81 600 yards ga sky blue Indigo wool dyed)
twilled cloth, weighing % ounces Fer
yard
16, 900 yards dark blue (indigo dyed) cotton and
wool flannel, weighing * ounces per
81, goo yards X white flannel, (cotton and wool }
to weigh 6X ounces per yard
1000 yds 3 inch black alpaca