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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06


HFpRJNG's PATENT CHAMPION FWE-fRoot
says, No, 1885, Isl and ie wAters,.. and No. aarJSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06

LADY ROBBED ~ THE STREET -On Ihursday
afternoon lady residing on Staten leland was stand
ug in Chatham street boxing At something which "as
attracting the attention Of crowd, when some expert
hief picked her pocket OF Pori-nonn'e containing
$40. and escaped with his booty unobserycd. Toe
lady Immediately gave information of her oss at the
Office Of the Chief of Police, and officer was dis
patched to hunt up the offender. He soon returned,
having in his'custody two young men, VINO were de-
aiutd on suspicion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06

REMOVAL % THE SISTERS OF CHARlrY.-The estab-
Hsfment of the Ssters OF Charity at Mount st. Vincent
near Harlem having been included IN the great Cen
tra Park the Order hsve purchased the estate OF NJ
Forre.t, il Westchester County, near Yonkers. We
presuDe the Sisters VIII remove to their new place
early in the Spring.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06

Ac,pTxl or Mrso.-NcrrpG attracted good house
on " eaIestay evening Madame Pstts-Strakoseh sP-
peaed .or ;he frst tIne this season, ard w,s VA ally
welcomed Msdsme Parudi wss very effective IN the
leading ME the duet in the second &C; received
smid storm Of applause. The Opera was otherwise
well cast
This evernc Ia FlrorItd viii be given FOR the last
time-Nadsne Psrodi, and Messrs. roern. sid
Morsl II the leading roles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06

DEN0CRATIC REPCBLIcAN GENERAL COMMITTEE
A-rceaby 10 call published in the daily papers the
Deuoorstic Republican General Committee met
Taunany Hall last evening. Those who arrived first
proceeded y the Committee Room, where the meet
IS are ususly held. but found the door locked.
rlsh was made FOR the dowr stairs Committee Room.
bat this also was locked. The party then returned to
the bar rcom and after Idulcng IN sundry potatiot',
called upon Mr. Brown the proprietor of the house,
to give them room, but Mr.. Brown ssld that be was
unable to DO so IN consequence OF the action of the
Sachems during the day. AccessOns were constantly
being made to the number and soon the bsr-room be
came uucomfortsbly crowded. Md't the clnking OF
classes and loud conversation, occasional anahemas
OF the beads Of he Sachems were heard.
The readng.room Of the hOuse being unoc
cupied snd presenting q comfortable appearance
WAS t,kcn possession of by the Committee and the
door CLOSED The assemblagc II 80 large number of
u.rsons in this room Tie windows of which fOnted on
the .reet attracted the attention OF p,sSers by and
10 little time the balcony was crowded. The tau OF
the outsiders was however soon cut short by the
closing OF the inside binds. Among those present We
noticed Mavor " God Thomas j. Muuday, AID. Me
suedor. AID Herrick, john Chambers and Nick Sea
Lrl>t.
Mr. Wilson Small Chairman presided ii. H. Mo-
nrge, Secretary.
The meeting adopted the By Laws reported by
Con miitee sppontedo that purpose and after the
transaction of some other business proceeded 70 dis
cuss the matter IA TO the eecment Of the Committee
frcm TamInany Hall by the Sachems of the T~mmtuy
Society Alderman McSpedon offered series OF reso-
buttons coudemnstory Of the action taken by the
Sachems, and dsclainiDg tbeir right or power in the
premises and determining upon taking the power them
selves The resolutions unanimously adopted,
after which the meeting adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06

AMERICAN MUIc AssocI,rroS.-The next concert
WI take place at Dcdsorths Saloon on Friday. the
9TH. Ms. +. c. Bost sok, Ms. Caroline VI. SaeP-
pard. MIR. Chss A. Guimette Cste OF the Pyne AMI
Hsuisor Op<ra Troupe, NJ. Wn. Mason, ard Can
did Be'u VII take part. Cousecranon Anthem
by Dr.. EDWARD Hodges, Hymn 70 the Virgin for
soprano solo snd chorus, and Grand Duet for two
PIANOS &c Will be gven.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06

The Hon. Cassus NJ. Clsys lecture before the
Young Mems Central Republican Union, at the Broad
Way Tabernacle this Friday evening, will probably
be one Of the efforts of that eminent and eloquent
champion of freedom. Thoee who heard Mr.. Clays
address before the Club in October last, remem-
Der the tlea, then afforded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-28
Medicines,
HS-C0L ENEss.
DR.. TYLER'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC:


The mcst Pleasant, Safe and Speedy Cure
fer Whoopirg ccugh, Group, Asthma,
Diseased Lungs, and Consumption.
Entered according 10 Iet Of Congress, A. ID. 1897.
UNAGAIN PRESENTING TOTHE NOTICE
little apology Is needed. Vast numbers Ia all
sections Of Inc Union are obliged to have recoarse
to other 81 relief than the immediate pre-
script OF Of their family physician, and as each
return Of the winter season brings ont host Of
prcfesseily new specifics, some good, others use
less, and many decidedly dangerous, il becomes
"a much a matter OF duty as Interest believing
this TO be a remedy, combining the greatest sd-
vantaGes, with the least objections Of any other
In use, % make II rs extensively known as pran-
tica0le That such Is It's character, is abuudantly
proved by the fsot that IL has been extensively
used the last twenty years With unparalleled sue
cess; that Its reputation has Continued to spread
and its sale increase, with little aid from adver-
Using or published lists Of certificates, (Which
all know can as easily be had for worthless
preperatio az Tor meGitoTlous one,) that bv Its
own intrinsic merit, with the recommendation OF
persons benefited by It's use, IL has gained Its
pre,ept popularity; It is not tIumPeted to the
wo Ia as specific or cure ell, but as valuable
ard scientific auxiliary In pulmonary cases ready
at hand, and one that has been generally found
10 afford relief there most others have been tiled
without material benefit AS such. Il is recog.
rlsed by numbers Of our leading physicians, who
know It's composition, and have been eye wilt
nesscs OF its superior etcary, as well as by thou
sands Of most respectable citizens, to most OF
whom reference is cheerfully permitted.
SclG at 25 cents or three bottles In one, so cts
by NAIRN & PALMER, and CRAS. STOTT,
Washington; CiS9EL, Georsetowa, md PEEL
l. STEVENS, Alexandria
Also, TYL ER'S GUM ARABIC COUGH
CANDY DROPS,n The same COIL position In a
portable form, much patronised By public speak
ers, singers, FREQ uenters ofpubic assemblies, &C
as they remove all huskircss from the throat and
voice, aud act like charm on a troublesome
Dough. Price 12K and u cents a Dox. dec Oily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-28

Fur ~. sxrs CT Dyspeps.a, Livsr Complaint,
DTopsy, NshvolgiG, IH.ipient Diseases Of tks
Lungs ard Bronchial Passages, Bflss, 6sx
sTol DstiIitr, DC.
l. has attained high reputation ana been ex-
tensiveIv used In BoCton and other cities Of tie
East, has been received and is now offered for
sale byX , GILMAN, special agent, $50 Penn
sylyania avenue, aso by the general agent, cor.
ner Of l. and ID streets, Navy Yard.
The proofs Of rs efficacy are so numerous, so
well authenticated. ard OF such peculiar chavsc-
ter ta. sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate to re-
ceive .be preferred aid.
The Peruvian Syrup does not profess 10 he a
cHre-alI bit It's range is extensive, because many
diseases, appd,ssfis unlike, are intimately re-
lated, and, proceeding from one cause, may be
cured by one remedy.
The class CT Diseases 10, which the Syrap pro-
vides a cure, is precisely that which has so often
badied the highest order OF medical skill. The
facts are tangible. the witnesses accessible, and
the safety and efficacy Of the Syrup incontEovert-
ib,e.
have apalyzed the melficel preparation called
the Peruvian Syrup, w III reference to the number
and kind OF active substances contained In It. and
the durability Of the compound Is pharmaceuti
cal article. The metallic compounds OF arsenic,
antimony, mercury ard zinc are net present, nor
IS II posSibis to detect in il the slightest indica-
ton Of any metallic and mineral poison Its or
ganic constituents do not iuclude opium, OF any
Of the drugs yielding poisonous principles The
constituents, when separated, are not even acrid
to the taste II IS a preparation scientifically aud
skiifully compounded possessing ell the durabll.
ity Of spi5ituol tnct1re, without It's objection
able qualities and the activity Of It's leading con-
st.tuent Is preserved through the jaiic!ous dap
taticE Of Us solvent. The point here attained has
ueen Frequently and unsuccessfllly sought after
by phaImsceutists. Respectfully,
HAYES, MD.
hssayer 70 State OF MaSsachus
No: Is Boylston street, Boston, ID Nov le5S.
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Proposals for Erecting the ustom-House,
&C., at Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


DR1POSaLs WILL RE RECEIVED At THIS
l. asra m-nt until The 10th day Re brCs v, A.
d., 1851 a, y O'Clock, a IN for tie construction Of
the Gust IN hnusr, Post Office, and Court rooms
authprized b. erected a. Ports mouth. New Hamp.
SHIRE. cnrding 10 the plans AID specific atoms pre-
rared a. this drpaum- aid proro ais 10 b. either
for the whole bJiidIT sepa ate for different sinds
nf work ot.ls of arcels must in .vLTy
company ach bid, with the amount Of 'ach kn-d
OF work, aad the tDle amount Ie-ried ont the de.
paTmeut ne the right 20 reject or accept the
proposals. here by nvr or any Us thereof. when
i'dee the inl-r OF the United Sa,esn quires 81
the derar 60 reserves the night 10 exclude the
bids of auy p~r on persons who there irs csueo
10 be-v; will not faithfully perfoIm the contrasts,
which they have attended 10 Oh ais nv indirec-
tion; and bids when there sh'n be "a ties in IN
tercs, who 40 not Join In the bids and all bids tia
upon investiga ion, are below fsu price for the
work,
Bliswill not he received in eroes and no contract
will be awarded 10 bidder unless details are fur
nished the DEF arm"nt OF the prices OF the different
kisds CT work materials, which 81 al be sub ect
to the revision Of the department., that IL may
adopt the whole rart Of tbs bad, the interest II
the United States may require
Ninety per csrI OF tie amount OF work done ard
msicrais delivered, according to contact ptlce.
(sa amounts 10 he s-ceriened by the mste ca
an agent Z he defetmenI appointed for that pur.
pose viii be "a from time TO ums as the work
progresse- and ten per cent retained until the
rieuon of The contact and acceptance Of the work.
&C by the agent Aforesaid, and be forfeit, in the
Event BOn-fu Fl m-nt OF Contract.
Contacts vi b. erisd only % master builders
and meet ancs and the assign IBeTeo', sIcsIt
bv consent OF tia Secresaiy Of The Tr,s uIy will De
forfeiture Of Tire same
Each proposa must be q ccom; anied by wit en-
qua autee, signed by two Iesponr be pes ms, (cer-
uhed TO he so by ia. United SAFES diirct juore or
attorney OF the said lsircI IH the sum of 81 ,0on
Tor the hole work or of popor Tor al amount, II
for any Jart, that the bidder will WI required. If
his propo a. b. accepted enter into contract and
bond with proper and sufficient securitIrs, fT It's
faithful perfo nance.
70 m Of bond ard certificate required wfil be fup
nished OH application 20 tire separ ment.
Plans, specifications and working dLavipes will
he ready after thirty days, when IN, be had On
apple alton TO the drpar ment
NO bid Kill be considered pnisSs {. fs conf plies in
az ITS details with the re3rsn ents Of thu sdcertse
ulegt.
| The proposals. must be rent 20 this der arm mt,
/ addressed 10 lie Secreiary of The Treasury. and
panty endorsed " Proposals for the PorfsnnortA
Custom house," and will b. opened at 10 O'Clock a.
m, OF the at cay AIMED for -"ceiynr the anne.
JAMES GCTHRlE
dec lS-2awtl6Feb: Secretary Of the Treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-28
Proposals for Erecting the Marine Hospital
At Gslens, Illinois.
TRtAgvRY DrrARrnrNs,
WAsHrSaYov nac.p,h.- IA faR

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS
Il de, ar ment until the 18Th DAY o. February, A
u. 1857, al o'clock, a. m for the construction af
the Marine Hospital authOiIed TO be erected at Ga.
lena, Illinois, according TO the plans aud r. ecihc.-
tons preIa-ed this deparimeut; aid proposals. 70
be either for the whole building separate for sif
fetent kinds OF work; bills Ct arces m u in every
csse accom- any ca n bud, with the amount OF each
kind OF wOrk, and the fota. amount earned out; the
department res,Tying the right 10 reject or accept
the proposals. henb by InvItej, any pats thereof
when IL deems the interest OF the United Stairs
Qures n the deparin mt also reserves the night 20
,Kcdde the bids ut sRy person psrsons who there
Is Just cause 10 be.ye will auhfully perform the
contracts, or which they have attempted 10 obta N
BY indirecton; and all bids when there shall be
IA ties Ia interest who do not join In the BIDS and
al bids tia; upon s:ission, axs bSIow q Isir
pri - for the work.
Bids will no, be received in gross, and no contract
will d awarded bidder unless details xre furn-
ished the ut par ment Of the prices OF The different
kiurs OF work materials, which sha be subject
10 the revision of the d,parment 50 tina; il may
adopt the whole or part OF the DID, a. The interest
OF the United states may require.
Ninety per cent Of the am 'uni OF work done md
materials delivered, ,Ording To contract Vice,
(said amount TO be ascsrianed by the estimate Ot
an agent of the depar m-nt appointed Tor that psr-
pa-e,l wi be paid from um To time As the work
progresses aud ten pr cent retained unIIl the CON-
peiion III the contract I'd a'cePance 81 The work.
Sc b. the agent aforesaid. and Lr lori itec Ia The
event OF noH- iGlflm"Et of contract
and mechanics, and Ihe assignment thereof, excerpt
by consent al the Secre ary Of The 1r,asuy, Will
be a forfeiture Ot the sam
FAC p,oposai mus; b. a>compani by written
guaianiee sigE-d by two responsible persons (ceS-
ti1ei be by the iGed siaes district Judge of
atOrasy I'd the saId disIi-i-l IG th" sum OF S5Osa
for tie whole work, or OF prC por TO- ate anount.
If for any part, tnat The bidder " II when required
il ir proposal b. accepted enter ino oon'rRt and
bond with proprr and sufficient securities. for iis
AiLhf Al per'oInluee
Form at 10 nd and cerfifcar required VIII hs
rni.hed on applicaca:ion 10 The de- .inent.
PA rs, P.cIGcations, add working drawings Nh
b. r. adv after thirty day. when IN cen d, had ca
application 10 The d'l artment
No ELI tr;u be c5n.i4eTed uHieSs u f.'hy oonfheS ~
az ,epectS vith the requirements 81 this advertise.
mck.
The porosals mast be seat 70 this te. artmen'.
addressed tn The -ecreta Of the TrcasBry. an
tia MY endo seJ Proposals for The GGlcrd hGr'hr
Hocr1'1l" and viii BE- opened a. 10 O'Clock m,
" tie last day named f0r rrc'rving the tene
lanes GU iHkIE.
Seer ta'y OF the Tr asciy.
ccr iq-A2wilphFeb+
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STOP TEAr COUGH
'gNEE GREAT REM. d FOR COUGH!
nd

'gyEE GREAT REM 0T FOR COUGHS,
Il Coins, Crow and WHooPINa CoUGH
DR. ROSES COUGH SYRUP
Cures Coughs Of the worst Kind. IL also cures
aoarseneSs, sore throat, WEAKNESS Of the chest
psin In the breast and ling Elections Where
ever there IL pain nix With The Cough Syrup 10
drops Of Pain Curer, enc yoy villfnd immediate
relief DR.. Roses Cougn Syrup relieves and
frequently cures a consumptive cough, ind iorti-
hes the system against further attacks.
iT In bottles a. 81 cents sud 81.
TO CURE GROUP.
TIE lives n thousand Of children have been
saved, Oy using Dr.. hUSt'S Group Syrup. 1,
Gives Instant relief Is cents : bottle.
TO CURE WHOOPING COUGH
DR.. ROSES Whonptng Cough Syrup Is the
only certain cure foT WhooPing Cough. jtcurei
in a short time, and aliays all irritation CT the
Lungs 50 cents bottle
The above valuable medicines are recommend
ed by Physicians who haze trjcd them IN theil
practice
TIC re had g. all Druggists IN Washington
Georgetown and Alexandria. dec 19-4m
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Proposals for Erecting the Post Office and
Court house at Windsor, Vermont
TREASURY DEP,ETxISy,

PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THIS
Il deraument until the 10Th day OF r, bru,Iy, A.
ID. 49,, al O'Clock IN for the coustrlciIun ~
the Post Office aud Count house authonzrd 20 he
erected al Windsor, Vermont, according The plans
and specific etioBs pref AIRED ths DE- ar n ut ard
propOs ais Ia be either for he whole building
aiatc TOR olTtr'nt kinds of WORK bills Of els
must IN every case a com; any zach BID. with the
amount Of each kind CT work, aad the 20 al amount
carried cut; the department lie -ervng the night 10
reject or accept the proposals. hereby invited, any
parts thereof, when II deems the interest Of IN,
unhed s1atrs requires II the department alsO re-
SCI yes the right exclude the bids D. rsen or
persons VINO there Il Just 10 believe will
faithfully perform the conIac.s Inch they have
at npied tnob am by indrecIion; and bids when
ther- Ella he parties m interest WAC CO not joan IN
the bis. aud al bids trat upon investigation,
b low a fair price for tie work.
Bids will not bs received in gross, sad M COO.
tract will he arded TO bidder unless de ale are
furni he'd The DEF aumeni Of The pnces Of The die-
cut kinds OF work AM materials, which 81 all he
| subject to the revision oi tbs department, that
il y iopt the mole part ofIhe bid as The 10
tefcst OF the United States may require.
Ni"ety per cent. amount OF work dec,.
aud mater alS delivered, according To price
SAID am 'unt to b; ascera'ned by the estimate OF
al GENT NJ the department appointed Sat tina, mr.
pps. will b. aid nom time IN time as the work
progresses aed Ten D. cent retsinsd until the com
Fetion OF The oniract ani accep "f the ~ork
&C by m, agent a'or6sad aud D.. Forfeited m ,h,,
event al non fulti ment uf contract
Con rae will he awarded only 10 master bull isTs
and mechane aud the as igBnept thereof, exc. nj
by consent OF the Secretary OF The Tp asury, Wi
be a forfeiture OF The same
Each proposal must be accompa, icd by written
guarantee, Signea by two responsible persons. Ter
tined Ia b. - by the United sIsiLS district iudse or
attorney Of he sai district la the sum of Is OOa for
The whsle wors. or CT = prbpOrisaate amount N
Tor wat tha The oder viii when =, qu,ted This
prop sa be- accepted enter INTO contra land md
with proper and sUf lent securit rs for ia. faithful
performance.
FORM OfeOnd aud certificate required will be FUN.
lshed On a7piira ion 70 the department
Plan. specifications, and working drawings will
De reafy att"r thirty Gays, when they an be hal
IN appl afinn 20 the der az TnPut.
No Bad uH be Considered unies, IL fuUy oo,onli,s a.,
ali is detois Mia the requirements of tks sSusyse-
a,eat.
The pSopc as must be sent 10 this dela-imeu,
addressed 10 the Secretary Ct the Treasury ane
p'ainly endorsed I" Proposals for kc HinSso, Per-.
Ofcc Gni Curt house" and will b. OPENED q, 10
he ssme JAMES GUrHsIr
oeo ~ <o"' i"rto- Secretary of Tr .urv
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FOR ALL PARTS Of THE WEST.
&H -
BALTIMOkE AND OHIO RAILROAD


New and Improved Ar,aagemsnts.
THREE TRAINS DAILY FROM BALTI-
Il more, for Cumberland. Wheeling, aud all
parts Of the West.
LIST The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will
leave, except sunday at Is a m connecting
with trains from Philadelphia, first train from
Washington lat Junction) will stop at way STA
tons and arrive at Cumberland at o. clock p. m
I'd. The MAIL TRAIN leaves Camden Sta
ton daily except Sunday at % a. m and
wood with trains for Columbus, Cincinnati, Day
| ton Indianapolis, Louisville, Cleveland, Toledo,
Detroit, Chicago, st Louis, Cairo, and inte1me-
diate points
7p. m, connecting with express trains for Gin
cinnau ~. Louis, Cairo, Chicago, and interme-
diate places The distance to Cincinnati ard
other central and southern places In the West, is
nearly 100 miles shorter than BY snv other route.
The time to these places Is also uneq Jailed.
IL Baggage checked through 10 Columbus,
Cincinnati, indianapolis, d II Louis
" Passengers and Baggage transferred a. all
THROUGH TICKETS will be sold to all the
large towns In The est, al the lowest possible
rates, stthe Ticket Once, Cunden Staten, and
at w ashington city.
~ A second lass car is attached to the Mail
Train.
Passengers from,Bal.imore OF Washington may
| risv the sntire road BY daylight, By taking Ac
commodaticn or Mall Train and living over at
| Cumberland or Oakland They resume next
| morning by the Express Train which leaves
Cumberland at so a. m. and reaches Wheel
| ing al r. m.
Fassei gers from Warrington have ample time
| for meals at Washington Junction.
This is the onlv route b. which Through Tick
cts and Baggage Checks can be obtained In
Washington
FOR WAY PASSENGE
| The Accommodation Train al 8 Is, will stop at
all stations east OF Cumberland, and the Express
at sta ions between Piedmont, goi west East.
wardly the Mail Train leaves Wheeling At Is
| 4 m, and Accommod alton leaves Cumberland
| ct s %, reaching Baltimore dt IS p n.
| The FREDERICK TRAIN Starts at 4 D. n ,
| except sunday stopping at way stations leaves
Frederick at . a IN, arriving az Baltimore al -
| 30 room
| The SLLlCDTT'S MILLS TRAIN leaves
| Camden s alton At e m and , 20 p m. Leaves
| tllico.t's Mills at : 80 a m end : 30 p m, ex
| cept Sundays. w. :: WOODSIDE,
| ian Is e Master Of TRANSFORMATION
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PROTECTION INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS BY FIRE,

PROTECTION INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS By FIRE!
FIRE, MARINE, AND INLAND INSURANCE.
.1a'korire4 Capitol and Surplus 3 ,3Ss, Is1 Is.
FARMEB3 AND EECHANICs' IESUg.
AhCE Co, OF PHILADELPHIA.
11e noTtiDesi coTre7 P.rrs LUdn,a aucnue aud l7th
sJe-'i Pcshi'ls'on City, D. {.
DIRECTORS.
7on. Iro5. y. Florence, Charles Dingee,
IeoTge H. Armstrong, Thomas Manderfeid,
Charles Rnhicam, Edward K. RelmbcId
Grorge He!mbold, P. Carroll Brewster.
lanes E. Neal, I,aac Leech, Jr.
TROHAs o. FLORENCE, President.
EDWARD EfLMBOLD. EecreiarY.
LOCAL. SURVEYORS.
ChaTiEs Waiter, M. 3a7 d stree,, opposite City
Jno. H Tho. ntoa Corner Fi:s: streetand Virgins
avenue, 'slcrG.
James Wrams, No. - Observation-Disclosures.
John los, NO Sol TArteea,h street, below
Pennsylvania avenue.
MARINE SURVEYOR.
Capt j. r. Levy; No. 367 Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite National fictcl.
oENEEbL SUPERINTENDENT
John ThOmason.
The business of ,;is Company will compere "a
gorRby with The rnst successful OF sirn1ar instu.
ions In TIE UriteG States
From The let day Of August 1855, in FIVE months,
up - LIST January, 1856, TIA premiums received
amounted 10 the large sum orone hun4ret and e;1ht
thousand, one hundred end fity-One dollars, with
only ioI'ysix hundred and sky six dollars loeses
exported
With those evidences Of success and GOOD man
agein'nt, tne directions fsf iustiaed IN soliciting
share .; public patronage, believing Thai the seen
my offered Is ample and that all sr cairos viii, he
adjusted Tno.c acc4rtlHgto equity ,lan legal icchn
calities. So ~
Tn. eolnpsry ispFcrarcd 70 issne rGlic les sr,as,
0s, Or carnage b. 6rc on DWELIGNEF;. FU8SE
tCGS, MILLS, NhECFACT tRIRS, WARE
{OUsGS, al descriptions OF BUII.DiHGS, aad
their contents, or hll kinds Of MERCEANnySE
transported br VESSELS, STEANnNATs "a
NAL BOATS, aAlLROADs, aud The usna, con.
Seyances to OF ftom any portion OF EUROPE and
tAER!CA, and on the hulls of sTEAMBOATs
nsviyatng the western waters
The rates Of premium will &c as low rs or lar
companies, and In fixing them every Improvement
IN construction and srransemeG, Ciil he taken into
Consideration, " ''''
az az, iossos speedily adjusted and promptly rsid
, inc northwest c. rner Pennsylvania avenue and
'oGuteenth street, Washington city, DC.
yrII may also be effected n: tie HON. Office
49, Us corner " o!Hui and Second Streets Phila'
;.sss b u". In other principal cities of the United
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