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The London letter to the New York Commercial Adj

vertiser says:
AS the preparations for the Atlantic telegraph APP
proach completion tho shares unfortunately recede in
discount The Great Eastern steamship will be launched
in September but win not make her passage to Portland
till the following April Her total cost has been $780,
O00 and the shares at present virtually unsuitable
solely from doubts of her commercial results not OF her
speed or efficiency"
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DIED,

Mendha New Jersey July 18th Lieut. GEORGE NJ ToTTEN
he rliiad navy.
Tho friends the family his brother officers Washington
Ills funeral house his father No 2oa
18Th clock this "wednesday
ing.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.


The Stbaarine Telegraph Crble-Leter from Lipcrpool
We copy the following letter received yesterday morning
BY the Secretary of the Navy
Il. s. STEAN-FRIGATE NIAGARA,
Liverpool, July 4, 1857.
SIN | have the honor to report that we have now
oiled on board ship three hundred and ten miles Of
the telegmphic wire
We shall have this first shipload of cable discharged
n the 7th inst when shall commence coilng in from
bsrque already loaded and prepared to come alongside
lnd on Wednesday, the sth shall have vessel with
lbout 400 miles board, which shall stow in the
er tier and viii then be cong from those two vessels
p one timesay hundred miles during the twenty
d our hours
All hands enjoy excellent health
am, respectfully, your obedient servant
VIM L. HUDSON Captain.
Hon. ToUcEy, Secretary Of the Navy
Naual Officers Dead The Secretary of the Navy Depart
h received intelligence yesterday Of the death OF Lieu
nants George NJ Totten and John r. Decatur, United
ates navy The remains d the former reached the res
ence Of his father General Totcn, United States army,
this city, yesterday morning The latter died at the
New York Naval Hospital
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n OST-0n Thursday evening, the 2sth instant
long white shah be literally rewarded
by leaving il NJ Fifteenth
May 90-u star
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wAR pEpAnrMENr.

The Aiaaesoa Indians We learn that orders have been
ssued for the troops Forts McIenTy and Macknaw to
proceed Minnesota to join the troops OF Forts hdgey
and Smelling in view OF unprecedented disturbances among
the Indians in Minnesota The government win not an
hoze Gov Medary to muster volunteers for the service
there being necessity for such a proceeding.
1t win be recoected that annnitics directed TO be
withheld from certain Indians unless they deliver to the
government officers murderers connected with nkpah
dn- tah band These Indians while complaining Of the
withholding Of their annus say they afraid, unas
sisted TO go in search Of the mnrderers The troops viii
them In this business presume and at the
time protect those who disposed TO be friendly 10 the
United States
The Interior Department viii feel assured take
immediate to ascertain the precise condition OF
affairs in the Territory
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VyEACHER-A graduate Of New England col
lego the institution where he graduated
WISHES procure position South teacher Te
az his present engagement viii the middle uf
bury, Vermont July F-d7t
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Bean. 4 3. a. whltleck 4 CO..

Ben A r. A. whitioek a. Co..
10 Bsekmaa STsef oOrHer u Nassau opposite ne Aaor
HOuse
lRoFRToT PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE cFTAdANT cAaAfr,
IMPORTERS Of Cognac brandes for druggists aud
merchants Iapgy Co HeHnssey lInt Gao
lnn Co. and highest ana
ps % brRnAirs, ahd nnytI u
csnac,
Vineyard n Chateau Bernard,
Ilquenr dcs champs dur,
Superior vineyard, Yieux Cognac-
Also
Exclusive importers 81 the
Royal Hollands,
sclnAJT<
And several sherry Madeira wines ke
Ales porters, and cigars direct from shippers
CHAMPAGNE, ufE2lANT
w. Co the exclusive tins wine, aud
recept shipments regular packets md beg those who
ma have a do their that
win he found deleary Of flavor and quality "A
present imported.
BaJj whilock,
Edwd A. WhtlOck
Frrdk j. Haversick BEN 4 T. A. MflllOCk . co
Oliver W Dodge,
Henry oammcyer.
May 26-lys
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Fashionable Dry Goods in New York.

immense assortment OF seasonahle fabrics con
IA santly on hand also full and
ATTRACTIVE sToCI or cARPETTNGs
ocohs maning rugs, mnis materials curtains gin
oornccs, window shades &c, Sc,, &c,
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRICES
LORD TAYLOR
255, 257, 25e and 26l street
May 26-1g and az and 40 catiariny street
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mn. ,l.ala ~ Eatr
- - -. &c ~. 60 ,d h dvan,,a an IN.
ureyious one 90 after ali the leather question has
been decided by actual advance latter the example OF
the recent fairs IN other places a some piected Inc
scliey - hiDney am m $50 -. s - -. 80
any ,.rrepile rif.et on the fair Without doubt the
business would have been still considerable had
general confidence been felt But the actual dealers judge
by comparison and as TINS has been better i tian the
1' ~. si ,,,a, s,.ovaIl tata &c Tire money
arLst n ,noht have been still better II is believed
that the results OF this fair viii not be without influence
that OF LEIPZIG 10 open en- the Sd pro1lino IN con-
sequence Of the more permanent settlement OF eastern al
fairs, especially Of Danubili province dhculties 1t Is
thought that the Lcipc Fair viii be OF greater import
ance than usual
So soon as the estimates HAYS been prepared o. the
amount Of goods received sold and returned ut the
Easter Fair shall have the honor 10 communicate the
same TO yoa with other particulars ON the Same SUBJECT
ISTEnIoR DEPARTMENT
&c. Tn, fsagsocs BeIieyinp that the interests Of
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE-
RIES OF MARYLAND.

The following the drawn numbers Of the Maryland Consolidated
for the benefit of Washington county &C. class 2b drawn
July 20, 1867:
81 "a &c 60 IL SO rs II Is % As 73
following the numbers Of the Ptpsco Institute Lot
ory, clhas 1877 drawn July n 1897
2 Al 90 62 49 rs AZ So 10 10 81 ~
Il. FRANCE 4 Co., Managers.
H. ri McrnAI, Commissioner.
July 221t
Washington Insurance Company.
CHARTERED BY CONGRESS
THIS Company is now prepared TO receive appli-
u huillings merchandise, the
city rates. without charge for policy at their office
Tenth and Penn the Washington City Sag
Bank
f.. Ryly, Samuel Bacon
Robert Farnhani r. Halliday
VIM Orme Hudson Taylur,
Francis Mohun NJ, W. Gait
JAMES C MCGUIRE, President
G. u HANSON, Secretary.
May 2o-d1y
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EBBITT HOUSE.
T. H. Frnrnas,

street between l3th lath strccs
WASHINGTON, D. C.
THIS popular and fashionable hotel has been thor
ougy repaired and furnished superior
contains one hundred and has NIL the requisites
first sheuse
The propetos have railroad
depot and steamboat landing Of
passengers and baggage the hotel
june 10
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ARnoRy PARK.--A survey Of this section OF the mall
has been made and the proper grade established and
Monday last the ground broken in commencement of
a thorough dwelling of the entire lot.
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We would call attention the who il
commissioner for the
sione in tho United States Court Of Claims
eugy with departments AZ
INsr Ford DasIy Naos.
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May 2e1y
william Grandin,

william Grandin,
couSslIIon ATIAw
AND UNITED STATES COURT CLAIMS COMMISSIONER
FranGlin street Nse Ipk
Commissioner for Maine New Hampshire
Island, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Michigan Iowa Wis
ronsn Kentucky Tennessee Louisiana,
hama, Mississippi, Georgia,
Kansas Nebraska Territories
Pensions, patents, and bountcs speedily obtained.
An kinds Of Inv
Special attention paid to Court Of Claims business
May 26-6m
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Tmr RICHMOND FmEsmx.-The United Fire Company OF
Richmond have postponed their visit to this city for
week or two.
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THR REMAINS RoBERr FARSHAR brought to
Washington yesterday morning The funeral win take
place this afternoon.
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Cyrus w. Field a. Co,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS,
No. IL Cliff stros Netr York,

Cyrus w. Field a. Co.,
wHoIESAIE PAPER DEALERS,
No. II chg ares, Ne,r Yora,
INVITE the attention of dealers and consumers to
III printing writing, wrapping,
kinds Of which they offer for sale at the muko pcrs
May 26--ly.
Mutual Life Insurance Company Of New York
Teinay budding, III Broadpay
FVNHE assets OF tins company amount to nearly
entirely
h,add thousand dsary
the city
tions IF dollars
The entire profits already amounting mlsn h,saf
thousand doilGrz the property Of tho policy holders
Fous Of application and pamphlets giving Information sup
piled applying the Office the
FREDK s. WINSTON, President.
IsAAC ABBATT, Secretary.
SHEPPARD ROMANS, Aciuary.
MNTUEsN POET NJ. H.. Medical Examiner.
May 26-1ys
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IRpaFR BUILDINGS, Philadelphia, juno %, 1857
TNIIE annual meeting of stockholders Of /" The
Telegraph Company :, Cor the election of officers Of said
ensuing year m he Transaction
the
Thursday, the 9th day ~ July,
1887. nt IL O'Clock, OF said day.
Dune 2a-law3t. JOSEPH SAILOR Secretary.
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Collectors once, city Hall,

Collectors ONCE, City Hall,
July 15 1857.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Deduction for prompt
~ paymenNooe hereby that the taxes for the
payable this office and thai dedurop
allowed paid be
the 18th September JAS y HALLIDAY,
July I6--eoiifn Cullcctrr.
washington Branch Railroad.
Trains tolouss
LNR0M Washington at 6, a. M. connecting OF Relay
IL with for the West and nj Baltimore with those for Pha
delpha and New York.
Al $40 a. n for Annapolis Baltimore Philadelphia
York
Aa p M Norfolk and Relay with
Express al 90 D. M al Relay for West Annapolis
Baltimore, fhiIadephia, and New York.
on Sunday at z, a. and 4 20 m.
Baisnor fur Hashinglon-
pig a M, and a 3 and alb D. IN.
sunday ala a m, aud IL, y, IN.
T. n PARSONS, Agent
June 10
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JAMES BUCHANAN.

This letter created great enthusiasm in the guests AT
the hand had played g Hail to the Chief Mayor
Magruder gave the next toast The President which
was drunk standing and immediately after the cheering
which succeeded Ind subsidized of the guests pro
posed three cheers for the President which given
most heartily.
Letters from General Cass Secretary of State Gov.
Floyd, Secretary of War; and Judge Black Attorney Gen
en then read Each Of these gentlemen expressed
great regret TINT pressing public business prevented his
meeting the guests of the city at Carus Saloon.
The pext toast "The Cabinet 10 which Secretary
Cobb responded his remarks being received with demon
STATIONS Of delight
After be concluded toasts continued to be proposed
whereupon several mcmher of the western delegations
responded
Mr. Jefferson, of the city councils briefly, but eo-
qucnty, replied to the toast sfThe Press
The Indies not forgotten and OF their number
sent up appropriate reply 10 complimentary senti-
ment
There much confusion during the proceedings
The company evidently joyous and gave vent TO
their feelings by orepeated applause Of the speakers
who elevatng their voices to the highest pitch endeav
orcd 10 entertain them in their best STYLES oratory
The assemblage separated few minutes after nine
O'Clock
The visitors hastily driven 10 the cars and thence
departed in extra train to Baltimore
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Tux CASISEs.I is said that was declared against
the dogs in the Second Ward on Monday night and that
hostties were commenced before the quadupeds could
prepare for the battle The consequence long list
of killed and wounded
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PERSONAL.

40 P. Baldwin and John Mitchell are
lecturing in Charleston, S G.
WIN Holland, young English in New.
buryport, has fallen heir to SIP 600
-. Rev Dabney Carr Harrison has been
chosen chaplain to the University Of Virginia
&C.. The Louisville Times of the ga saw.
the venerable George D. Prentice has sban.
doned the Journal and gene of upon a lectur.
ing tour.
go. Hon. Revcrdy johnson. Of Baltimore,
has received from the Pension Office warrant
for $50 acres Of land, for services rendered in
the war of 1912.
.... Moses Sheppard, retired merchant of
the Quaker persuasion, died at Baltimore on
Sunday morning, leaving $500, 900 with which
to found an insane asylum.
80. SIX clergymen of Manchester n. q,
have demonstrated to the directors OF the Man.
chester Lyceum against employing Theodore
Parker to lecture before that association on
account of his ultra views.
80. The Trustees Of the State Library,
Albany, N Y have just caused to be hung
up in the Hall of the Library a fine portrait Of
Gov. Marcy, presented to them for the pur.
pose by several gentlemen 81 that city.
-. Last night public reception was given
to Mr.. Peabody at the Maryland Institute at
which speeches were made by the Hon. Joshua
Vansant, Thomas Swami and others 1t is
said that Mr. Peabody will shortly make a
visit to GAINESVILLE, Ohio, to see his relatives
residing there. His only brother living. and
whom he has not seen for near twenty years,
resides oil a farm within o mile or two of
GAINESVILLE.
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BURsErT'S KALIIsroY Ie,;ar,e. ~.

BURNETT Observation-Disclosures dis.
tlnguished Physician in Massachusetts:
MEssRS JOS. BURNETT Co Boston ( en-.
tlemen Agreeably to your request, L hare
carefully examined the formula which Won
employ in the manufacture of the article to
which you give the name of Burnett's Kallis.
ton, and am happy to say that find the in
gradients comprising it to be such as medical
men would approve of, for ameliorating the
condition of the skin in cutaneous affections.
The combination is entirely judicious and com.
patibls, and we'll calculated to promote a
healthy condition of the skin. / am glad to
perceive that Gfyesrins is one of its compo-
nsnts As Cosmetic, your Kalliston must be
very desirable, as in addition to its efficacy, it
is delightful perfume.
Respectfully yours, INV
For sale in this city by MARIN d PAIrER,
esI'r rAsxsa' and the dealers generally.
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CAPT. HARrsTEIS.-We have seen n letter
from tho Secretary Of tho Navy, congratula.
ting Capt Hartstcin, his officers and men, ON
their safe return home, and the successful ac-
Gompilshment Of the duty assigned to them.
1t Is stated that the President, after exapin.
ing the correspondence ard reports, copcurs
WITH the Department in approving his course.
capt Ii. is requested to make known to the
omcers' the great satisfaction expressed by
OF their excellent bearing in co oneratipo with
him Capt H. is now 50 waiting ordsrs 3 and
leaves today fer his home In Savannah.-N,
Y. Jour. Com. Az
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Funuy.-A few days since there appeared
In the New York Herald dashing letter, pur-
porting 10 have gone from Washington per tel
egraph, wherein flaming accou ut asprinted
Of the dinner given on Saturday night last by
the President, to the President elect The
names Of the alleged guests, their converse
ton, manners, appearance, 30, were detailed
in it with go unaffected gusto and minute par
t'cularity, az hat the reader might well have
inns gined that the writer had fairly caught
the spirit of Ponto, tie pet Of the White
Hou.e-the Japanese dog brought to this
country by Commodore Perry-who, having
the run of the dining room on such occasions
of course wags his tail while the hot and saw.
Dry melting things are on the tablet around
the chair Of each smiling guest, sertatim,
catches snatches of the conversation Of each
and, take him all in all, is certainly for the
nonce the happiest dog in creation. Though
1t is pity to spoil go pretty a story, so TASTE
FULLY inspired, for the sake Of the truth of his.
toy Ne have to say that a gentleman who
was present informs US that the only person
there, besides Mr.. Buchanan, whose name
appears in the Hsrqid's whole list Ct guests
on the occasion, was the Postm aster ener al
Indiana Politics.-The private despatch
from Indianapolis noticed yesterday in the
Star, turns out to be incorrect in some of it's
particulars. Thus, the democratic caucus did
not unanimously recommend Gov Wright
for place in the Cabinet as that alleged.
Messrs. Bright, Fitch, Wright and Petit were
tho candidates before the caucus for the two
Senatorial nominations. 1t being apparent
that the two first above named we're strongest,
on the night before the caucus nominated the
other two patriCtically withdrew; and whom
the caucus met, Messrs. Bright and Fitch
were unanimously nominated, and tho caucus
as unanimously recommended Messrs Wright
and fettit, TO- first class appointments, to the
President elect.
On this version Of the matter we have every
reason to place entire confidence The cleo
ton is to be essayed some day this week.
Lard Warrants Swseny, Rittenhouse,
FAINT Co.'S financial circular Of the ID inst.
says:
Land warrants continue active We luote
further advance Of Ic. per acre. The South
ern mails for the past few days hare brought
IN largo supplies, but the increasing demand
in anticipation Of the spring trade is stil in
6 xcess Of the supply We look for steady
improvement. We give our buying and sell.
ing rates as follows VIZ
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,MEDICAk ELECTRICITY.
W. SHOCKLESS AND SANITARY
ER. WI e. NA&AeY


400 West Fayette Baltimore ard
t97 Pr. az near \ st Wash agton, d. c.
A:tsn1sl IL all ByaHches Of the Profession n
Especia attention Is given for the CURE Of
CHRONIC DISEASES, harisg origin fhroueh 4
a dsr0rged Neyuous System such constItut,ug
often under the almost im,Tedidts control IL ap.
prophatsy applied
III The following are some Of the modihca.
tions thereof. as employed by Or NJ.
First AIMOSPhERI ELECTRICITY, at
Secondly. GALVANISN, only employed r.,
Sc 70 lie ;omp'se, o; AS a DI5CUTiENT, ibut sus.
cePtiE ~ manv conditions, the results of eLc-
irttt:y t,bsra:ed nEd in motion. some Of these
are avale1 Ct az TO lows
Isl. ELECrRO-N MAGNETISM, generally
only Battery and Reli1
I'd ELEC ikO-MAGNETIC INDUCTION,
DV which POLARITY cnn BE- induced and main.
tdtHed ~ any organ, thns restoring lost motion
permanently often ntthIn m hour-da causing
impaired organs TO resume their healthy fsns.
tionS speedily
81 Ell. r. Z TRICAL BATHS; embracing
rLuasE ard ArFUsIoN, cold, tspid, or hor
b ELECTRO ChEMICAL FAITHS. or
those appropriately msdieGf.d
5h ELECTRO TRANSMISSION; combin-
Ing the means by rhich rhe AcTIvK PROPER.
TlEs - MEDICINES are raHsfs red 10 thes a. of
the tseaSe within the system; and
9th ELECTRO EXaALATION or those
methods by which MINERAL PoIsoNs or METAL
Lie DEPOSITS within the system a. e &c, omroses
vdporiscd and srhalsd ,L.refom
N. -ELECTRO BATHS, INDICATED or
EIH,LENr, directed when rtguired a., the resi-;
cence Of the patient
LADIES' ROOMS neatly furniehed
rfhce hours from a. m, to , o. m and 4 10 o
p. m. I,
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(yORYTON ON PATENTS, I vol; Curtis on
~ Patents. vol; Robb's Patent Cases, decided
In the supreme aud Circuit Courts Of the United
States, vols; Hind mach on Patent Privilege.
vol; Norman on Parents, l vol; 6odson,s Law
Of Patents, I vol, London; The Patent Laws of
all Nations, vol, Manchester, England; Record
OF Patent Inventions vol, London: Holroyd on
Princes Law and Practice Of Pstents, vol, Lor
don; spence on tie present State Of the Law Of
Patents, pamphlet, London; Blaine en- he Laws
OF Artistic Copyright, pamphlet, London; Hands
On the Law and Practice OF Patents, vol, Lon
don; Carpmael on the Law OF Patents, I volume,
London; Turner on Copyright In Design, 4 vol
London; Davies on Patents, vol, London; John
sons Paientee's Manual, vol, London; Smith
on Patents, 1 vol, London; List Of English Pat
ents for Inventions, from 1901 to lsi5, val, Lon
don For sale by
feb2 FRANCR TAYIOH
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ROFFIC% or THE NORTHWEST
No. EHN lNSURANC COMPANI
OSWEGO, January 18Th, Is57-Nofice Is hereby
given, that the Agency Of this Company has be en-
Withdrawn from the hands Of G. Lewis; ard
that no risks hereafter, on a count OF this Com
pany, taken by him, will be considered binding
by them ). Ii. LADLOW,
ian 2S-l w& Secre ary
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CONGR ESSIONAL PROCEsn,vov

In THH SENATE, yesterday, after we wan. 70
prcs, on motion of Mr. Bigler, a resolution
providing for the appointment Of Joint co,.
nItiee 10 make the necessary srations TO-
counting the electoral votes for President Ard
Vice President was adopted; and Nesrs
Bigler, Benjamin and Foot were appointed
thereon.
The bill to establish Law Department was
debated at some length by Messrs. Adams,
Crittenden and Seward, and was then poet
poned until to-day
The Indian appropriation bill being mex.
taken up, was amended and passed
And then, after referring many House bills,
they adjourned.
In TIy HoUsI, Asssrs. Jones Of Tsnnssps,
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
3H08 UNITED STATES 42
MAIL STEAM ERS.

The Ships comprising fkis Line are
The ALLAN GlC........Capt Oliver Eldridee
The Capt Joseph Comstock.
The IATIC..........,.Capt James West
These ships having been built by contract e.
pressly for Cover ment service, every care has
been tsfen I'm their constiuct ion, as also In hei-
engines, to insure strength and speed and their
accommodations for passengers are uneqlalied
for elegance and cCmfIrt.
Price OF passsg. from New York to Liverpool,
I'm frat cabin. a13; In second do T, SIS; exclusive
use Of extra size state ooms, S37S. From l. vel
pool to New York, 20 and 20 guineas Ar expe-
fienced Surgeon attacht to each ship. No berths
can be secured until paid for The shiI OF this
line have improved water tight bulk heads, and
to avoid danger from ice will not cross the Be nks
north Of az degrees, until after The 4 OF Angus.
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NOTICE HAVING DECLINED
VIA the agency OF tie Northwestern Insur-
ance company, Tor reasons which deem impor-
tant 10 ali concerned, would give notice tia |
continue to Insure In several large and tru tworhy
companies. always ready 70 pa losses PROMPTLY
Intend to do business for no Others, and hone 10
ne abi" 70 give general satisfaction for many
years past. &c LEWIS
Il declined their business frs, In March
last, but was persuaded to commence 70. them in
June, since which we have done cnmparatI velv
,itue for them. We shall not act again for any
feb 2-it$
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SPHILADELPHIA CAKELT PHJI,A-
~ deiphla prices, at the PHILADELPHIA Ice
Cream Depot, corner OF 18th and streets
ice OredW Si,oo per gallon. Jan l0-Im&
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HTHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEET
~ ing Of tar Merchants Exchange Asso-
cia.ion viii be held at their rooms orner of 10th
STREET ana PennsyIvan'a avenue, on TUESDAY
EVENING, February Sd, al7K O'Clock
SAMUEL BACON,
f,b Pot President M y
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rREAsUREa 9 STATEMENT.

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Of