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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-10-03

a CALIPoRNIA WIDow.-Captain Salt
water says his first essay to effect matri-
monial character resulted in manner so
discouraging that he don't believe he II ev-
er be induced to try it over again, The
captain being out of the service for some
months, conceiyed passion for a rather
mysterious young lady boarding at the same
hotel. Says the captain, az conveyed her
round to shops, shows, theatres, churches,
and every other place of amusement and
information, and at last when ] thought
things had gone far enough, squares my
yards, and says lust as cool as a powder
monkey" Ma am, Pve been thinkin' I'd
like to be spliced"
"Splicod" says she, as artlcss as tur-.
tie dove.
"Spliced," said I, and if you've no
ton, why--I I'm ready to share my luck and
dunuagc with You, ma am r. ~
She looked sort of taken back at first,
but she goes about and says: 81 g. ~
Captain, Eve been thinkin' if my hus-
band don't write, and send me some money
and q gold watch from California, I'd just
asSleavo marry somebody else as not, and
I if you wait a few days I'll give you the
preference" e.
Herhusband had beento the Pacific just
four months, and here was California
widow T" stood oil, after that" said the
captain.
~ BRowNLow- ANA ,.P Parson Brownlew
tho notorious editor of the Knoxville Wing;
deponfinates the Democracy of Tennessee
I,asthe" Andrew Jackson s-Jacob' 's-coyering
lihe-foreign- -Catholic-Sqaatter- Sovereignty
dirt4road-patent- leather -wdrranted- MOTTO
eut-in-the-eye bogns-don't n'ts-care--a-- damn
/ Democracy" 4
Judging from the above, the Democratic
party is held in high dislike. by Parson
Brownlow, who Is one of the, 'sbig InginsS
of tho Hindoo- gum DUN acknowledgements,
Plug Ugl -Pope-o' Rome-fearing. .-loathing.-
rip SAM.and set 'olrs,lp %again-sknock an.
,lrishnlan-in-thc head 4witl slung~shot--
d-don't care a-oassed. rcd -centTparty. = Z.
L Xazoo ,Slslt.
!" AlaMaAsif We cross the bridge at NIGHT
must se pay toll ~ sftsO OF course. nv ,leaf9
why do yoaaslS 81 Why, because tllo sig.
er viii have Como home 70 s!eep.' ssOhl
fie river neyee sleeps "fhen why has 1t
abed, mammal /,
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TO FARMERS AND BUTCHERS!
II NOW all men by these presents stbatI, J. l..
II n. SMITH, am now giving the highest
price for GRf3RN AND DRY ElDES ever be-
fore offered in thiscountry, namely: v =
Hides. Green, from CD to ~ cents per pound.
do Dry, q" Toto 122
Brin1 your Hides to me Just rs soon as you
get then, off the beast, ondit will be better for
us NIL, j. l.. NJ pMlIl3
Jan 90, 1851 Z, 81 % sN IL ly,
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Tha Grave.

Oh, the grave the grave! 1t buries
every error, covers every defect, extinguish-
es every resentment From its peaceful
bosom spring none but fond regrets and
tender reeollections. Who can look down
upon the grave even Of an enemy, and not
feel compunctious throb, that ever he
should have warred with theipoor handful
of heart that lies mouldering before him
But the grave of those we loved what
place for meditation. Then it is chat We
call up, IN long review, the whole history
of.yirtue and gentIcncss, and the thousand
cndearments laYished upon us almost I'M
needed in the daily intercourse Of intimacy (;
then it is that we dwell upon the tender
ness, the solemn, awful tenderness of the
parting scene tho bed of death, with all
its stiHed griefs, its noiscless Attendance, its
mute watchful assiduities; the last tcsti-
monies of expiring love; the feeble, hutter-
ing, thrilling, oh how thrilling the pres
sure of the hand; the fond looking of the
glazing eye, turning upon us even from
the threshold of existence; the faint, fall
tering accents struggling in death to give
one more assurance of Affection
Ay, 90 to the grave of buried love, aid
m ditate! There settle the accounts with
thy conscience for every past benefit unro-
quited---every past endoarmcnt unregarded,
of that departed being who can never, new
er return to be soothed by thy contrition
If thou art a child, and hast ever added
sorrow TO the soul or u frrrow to the sill
We cd brow of an afcctionate parent If
thou art husband, and hast ever caused
the fond bosom that yenturcd its whole
happiness in thy arms, to doubt ono mo-
ment of thy kindness or thy truth If thou
art friend, and hast ever wronged, in
thought, word, or deed, the spirit that gen
crously coufded in thee; if thou art low
err, and hast ever given one uqmcrited pone
to true heart that now lies cold and sill
beneath thy feet then be sure that every
unkind look, every ungracious word, every
ungentlc action, viii come thronging back
upon thy memory, and knocking. dolorully
at thy soul; then be sure that thou wilt
lie down sorrowing and repcutant on the
grave, and utter the unhearod groan, and
pour the unavailinS tear, more bitter be.
cause upheard and unavailng.
Then weave thy chaplct of flowers, and
strcw the beauties of nature about tie
grave; console thy broken spirit, if thou
caust with these tender, yet futile tributes
of regret but take warning by the bitter
ness of this contrite atllction over the dead
and be more faithful and affcctonate in the
discharge of thy duties to the living.
| GLrCing.
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ACANDtp NIfSD. There is nothing sheds
so ipe a light upon the human MID as
candor.i II was called whiieness. by the
aucients for lis purity; and II has always
won the esteem due 10 the most admifabie
ofthe yjEiues. However sought for or prac-,
ticed, all felt the, power and charm OF Ills
influence. The man whose opinion makes
The deepest max upoul,is follom-mop,
whose Influence is the most lasting and efli-
cient, whose friendship ia instinctiyely
sought where all Others have proved faith
less, is not the man Of brilliant parts or fiat
tering tongue, or splendid genius, or com
mandiug power; but he whose lucid can
dor and ingcpuous truth transmit The
hearts real feelings, pure, and without re-
fraction. There are other qualities Which
are more SNOWY, aud other traits that have
higher place in the worlds code OF hon
or but none wear better, or gather less
tarnish by use, or claim deeper homage
in that silent reverence which the mind
mast pay to virtue.
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LUMBER! LUMBER!
DR. Y. ~. GREEN

OFFERS his Professional services to the citi-
" zens of Pickens District in the practice of
Medicine in its various branches. lie would
spy that he has an experience of ten years in
practice, Office in his.Store. [April14, 1857.
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WINDOW SASEES

OF all kinds, manufactured by Easlcy & Da-
" Wis, superior for their exectness md du.
liability and already painted and glazed,
with the hest American and French Window
Glass, Always on hand Mt Wallialla, and
for sale low by JOHN iRUSE.
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NMtasRaAAa

"a 90 9j E5. IE9
4 III pefsohs indebted 10 the Estnte Of aaron
~ Roper doceased .ususi make payment anaall
lliose having demands sgainst said Rsiatc yyin
renter them, legaliy t1tested on Or before Non
daS Tho alh ,lea of October nczt The heirs at
las Of saia AafHn3 Ropet deceased, viii aiso
tabs noticet That n6ssii settlement 81 ihe estate
al fhe said iutestnte Wiil Sc hadbefafe slc lsri,
fYREsL. ROPER, ddai'r.
judy 2, 1857 1I yn
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M6aWAaaRA

s hereby given tlSt Application %iil be mads
i toshe Board Of Comf0lsslonofs 81 lsoadls Sc.
(now fieo bridge) Road t5 canc Creck. y
aJapc ~, 1867 o sa
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NEW STORE & NEW GOODS.
At NVALEAAHEA.

NEW STORE & NEW GOODS.
AT SVAE4EAAB,EA.
pIlE subscriber is just receiving and OPEN
i ing at his NEW STORE, ON Maiu-strcet,
Walhalla, a large assortment of
Splendid New Goods,
Consisting, inpirt, of Dress G, Is for La
dies and Gentlenep' Wears i.
Hats and Caps, Buots and Shoes, a largeond
READY MADE CLOTHING, a very COM
plctc assorthclt- -undor and over dross.
groceries.
OF all descriptions, fresh and for salc very
low for CASH only; as,
Scgars, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, of
the best qualities.
TOgeihcr with n great number Of articles
not enumerated, all of which bnyo bocn Sc
lcctcd with great care, and will hc sold on
the most accommodating terms for Cash.
PRODUCE taken in exchange for Goods ut
cash rates. Give me a trial.!
j. II. OSTEND0RFF.
Nov. 10, R2G 10 II
TMc State OF south Carolina,
~ oRDlNAnY--rIcKINs.
orS''on 'e"kins Petition.for distribution
Vim. Edwards Ct nls VI i''''u
I T appearing from the facts itet forth in tho
Petition, nthis case, that William Edwards
or his hcirs-at-law Thomas Smith and Milton
jenkins reside without the limits Of this State
Ills ordered, therefore, that these absent parties
do appear in the Court of. Ordinary, to be held
at Pickens Court House, on Monday the Cd day
of November next, andobject to the distribution
of the distribut:vc slmre of the said William Ed.
wards in the personal estate of Rebccch Simr-
son, deceased, or their consent to the same will
be entered of record.
w. j. PARSONS, ORR.
Otinnrv's Office July 2T 1861 3nn
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.NNlNDOW GAASS.

Raw ana Boiled Lnsccd Oil, Spirits Turper-
tine, Putty, all kinds of Paints, dry and al
so ground in Oil /; Cine, Paint Brushes, and
all articles in this line For sale, at the low
est figure for cash, by
JOHN KRUSE.
Malhalip. Fob. u, 1851 81 If
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-10-03

LIVE SO long as you may, The first TWEEN.
ty years form the greater part of your life.
They appear so when they are pasSiug-they
seem to have been so when we look bnck
to them-and they take up moro room in
our memories than all the years which sue.
ceed them.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-10-03

A FARMER once told man, who was
thoroughly Irish. to run to his pasture and
catch an OK. II mean the off one, y will
manage the oiher-myself," said he. Pat
ran to do as biddep, but suddenly paused
on tho way, with the exclamation "Ile's
a reasonable fellow, any how. be dad--an'
how am | TO know which is the orphan 2"
:" EsAy, John, where did you get that
loafcr's ha,2 "Pfeasc yer honor said John.
It's aud old one of yours that Misses gave
me yesterday, when yop we're to town"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-10-03

A MERCHANT, who was on the verge Of
bankruptcy, took a walk one day with his
cashier, who had grown rich and built sew
era houses in a fashionable avenue. In his
pride of heart he showed his employer his
palatinl mansion, and asked triumphnntly: ::
What do you think of lhatl" 81 think"
said the merchant, altera pause, " tEat you
had better take my business, aud let mo acl
as cashier"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-10-03

THE SMALL SWEET CoURrEsIEs OF LIFE.
The following extract from letter of Wm.
Writto his daughter, gives publicity to a
secret which, Il practiccd, would be worth
u mint to the posSessor:
" want to tell you secret, The way
to make yourself pleasing to Others is to
show that you care for them. Tho world
is like the miller at Mansfield, who cared
tor nobody no, not because nobody
cared for him. And the whole world will
serve You SO il you give them the same
cause. Let every one, therefore, see that
you do care for them, by showing them
what Sternc so happily calls the small
sweet courtesies OF life, in which there is no
parade; whose voice is so still, to ease. aud
which manifest themselves by tender and
atfectiouate looks, and little kind nc ofut
teption-giying others the preference in
every little enjoyment--at the table, in the
field, waiting, sitting or standing"
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RELLEVUE C(lYRPAMY

Pure Zinc and American White Lead, for
which the highest premium was awarded at
the Worlds Fair, ~. Y Sale Agents for
South Carolina. Carmdit & Briggs in Char
oston For sale ut Walhplla by
..s4 .IAIfN KRIrSE
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9B, UJU Ibss iiacon Sidoa 90 coils Rope, 10 bales
Begging Leather and Rnssst Brogans, lead-
ing articles in Hardware, sll0yels, So.
/ Can at tho oldstaud, at a n NDER SON COURT
HOUSE, S. O., md ,gesu do What fieht. "a
af * vs. Sa& u, Nv. BROWN.
Sept 90 1866 is II
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'pIIE subscriber is just receiving and open
i ing at his NEW STORE, ON Maiu-strcet,
Wolhalla, q large assortment of
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! IO0K OUTf

q ~ o. w3BRowN ara JvsT REeEfgTSo
il9.s 1890 sSsa eESs 0R Salt lnseemIoss baas
Large lot Of aRReOdcEEsEs Esss Of all kinds,
syizi Sugar Coffee Iron, Bacon, &c., &e.i e.ioarc,
fully selected forihe Fall Trade.
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Personal.

80. Willis 8. Williams. for a number of years
a conspicuous lawyer of St Louis, died in that
city on the Both ult
Major VIM. III. Polk publishes card in
the Nashville Union declining to permit his name
be used in connection with the candidacy for
governor of Tennessee
80. The Elmira IN. y Advertiser in speak
ing OF the fashions; says Strip all the men and
what change would be apparent,'
80. Rev. f. F. Cutter has retired from the ed
itorial charge If the Christian Mirror C. A.
Lord, Esq. who has long been connected with
the paper, will probably take the editorial charge
-. Mr.. Peabody was received bv the mer-
chants OF Cincinnati on 'Change on Friday last
In his reply to cong atulatory address he ret rr
to his hope Of again visiting this country in four
or five years. He was to leave Cincinnati the
newt day, en- route for New York.
-. There was a choking match' in the House
OF Assembly at Albany, the other day In other
words. Mr.. Beckwith, of Washington. struck
Mr.. Hastings, Of Albany, violent blow The
ARRAY grew out OF an alteration relative to the
bill making appropriations for the executive de-
partment committee was appointed to nves-
tgate the circumstance.
-. Mrs. Polk, the esteemed widow of the ex-
President, has determined to reside in Washing
ton during the next session of Congress Here
tofore, since her husbands death, with the
exception Of visit in London at the time when
Mr.. buchanan was the American minister there.
Mrs. Polk has resided in Tennessee 1t will be
remembered that the deceased ex-President left
to his widow the charge OF taking care Of and
publishing his memoirs which, so far as they re-
late to his administration are said to be minute
full OF interesting personal anecdote and abound.
ing IN reflections suggested by the state Of public
affairs and the canduct Of his cabinet ~. Y.
A. Posi- -'' =
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OFFIcIEAsts,;. p,,.,,,,,, y.,,,.,
Notice Is hereby given 10 holders Of stock Of thu
loans Of the United States, that this department viii
purchase the same until the let day Of June NEXT
unless the sum Of Sl-So,no shall be previously OBJ
tanned, and will pay, in addition TO the interest .c-
crued from the date Of the last annual dividend
OF interest thereon, together with one days add
tional interest for the money to reach the vender
the following Mates Of premium on said stocks:
For the stock Of 1879, premium Of 10 per cent
For the stoV of 1917 and 1913, premium Of Is per
cent? and for the stock Of 1850. commonly called
Tefss Indemnity Stock, premium ofs per cent.
CertIhcates Of stock transmitted to the depart
ments, under this notice, must he assigned 10 the
United States by the party duly entitled to receive
the proceeds.
Payment for the stocks 80 assigned and transmit-
ted will be made by drafts on the Assistant Treas
urers at Boston, New York, or Philadelphia, at the
option Of the parties entitled to receive the money
which should be expressed in the letters nccompa-
nying the certificates. HOWELL COBB,
mar lS-dtlstJune secretary Of the Treasury
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IL a Western Court has decided ,ba, srres,s
by teiegraphic dispatches are illegal
III The freshets at the East have been the
severest known for wears On the Piscataouis
river six bridges and number Of houses have
oeeh carried away. The damage on the Penob-
scot and Kennebec rivers is also extensive.
CONNECTICUT ELECrIoN.-Bishop Democrat.
elected in the fourth district Of Connecticut bv
IL plurality The delegation will, therefore,
stand TWO Democrats and two Republicans, in-
stead Of four Republicans, as at present. Holly.
jority.
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GoDEY's LADY's Book for May just received
from the publisher, has an immense amount of
matter of interest, at least 80 say the ladies
who have passed judgment upon it, and they
ought to know. We notice in this number a
fine piece Of music called - Norah, the Pride of
Kildare, =" by F. N Crouch of this city, who is
the musical editor Of Cooley
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Observation-Disclosures Divsr.io.
of Pp,f iso sSns sss sss edition
Wsish's DoGestic Eeonony ~
AIEpsnsch g Goih., Isa :.
New Uniyssssl DiSsionsIy Of ii. Es1lish, French.
Ss ssnaI a rS words.
4 sailing. Worth Of Practical Receipts, 9 Ct.
h.TSxisfs: shilling gsss.s.. g cent;
apis f@p SslSsffbs By ''0 FRHScR TAYLOR.
NESMfr AtSkRRf DKp SSDDs. SUPPLY OF FUR,
!; ypst 5eSeyed and on sale immense variety Of
10 sIi ss sc%Ss and
enee of h9usekeePers. We name the following arti:
ih IN Fk sisf EYE Gsf!sd in ri: market
ask Table Cloths THIS nsps sS Of snn Z. ss
unsommon in this County. The designs q are
e. e y 50 to 80 by lols Breakfast Cloths
lO' 1y l0S to 70 by lo-lS double Damask Dinner
81 double satin Damask, for overlays. to match the
srsst hs Is new article Of and
trouble at the dinner table
% E 70 . per lobe dassn Napkins to match
TOILET GOODS.
iSa and s Linen S9sS hes sna lr ,o, is ~
cents NV" " s~n
All widths and qualities Pillow and Bolsser-c..e
An immense variety of Toilet Towelng, for all pur-
poses
Elegant Marseles, Turkish, Dimity, Lancaster,
and Alendale Toilet Quilts, in Il ( down to 81
Crib and Toilet Covers to match
FRENCH Canop,es, for s9spending nets OF draperies
Thrse-yard wide pink and white BoLinets, for Bed
Engli sh and French furniture Chntzes
DO do twilled Eugene Stripes, for
| Coverings for Chairs, Divans, Sofas &C.
All coors Cotton Damasks for ditto.
PARLOR FURNITURE.
| Elegant Piano and Table Covers, in Burgundy,
Crlmson Green and Blue Cloths. in rich satin
ana Embroidered Borders. These goods are en-
| Tapestry and Embossed ditto, IN all colors
And many other goods, the styles of which have
never before been this city before the
| time.
| The attention OF the housekeepers of washinstop
Georgetown, Aexa and enyirons is paTtcular.
ap lS-eo4w CLAGETT, DODsON & CO.
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NoTIsE Of THE GEsssfTARl1sHMENr OF
~ THE TERRi TORY OF KANSAS. HES
I'm pursuance Of the act of Congress approved
ditiona land Districts in the TERRITORY Of Kansas
to be called respectively the DeIawsre Land Dis
ern Land District, !" it is hereby declared and made
established rs follows, viz: ' 'oe"
For the DELAwARE DfsrRIcr, Mt Dox,,y.y
For the "OsAGE DIS IRIcr'' at FoRT SCOTT.
Territory " DHN' III sau
-, Iiven under my hand. at the city Of Washington
thIs eleventh day Of April, A. ID. 1857.
JOS. 8. WILSON,
m Acting Commissioner of the General
-aP Io-IaMoM i and Office
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ID of every description for dress and school vesr
very low prices 90, WALL X STEPHENS,
ap s-u U Pa av., bet 9Th and 10th sfs
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WASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY.
w CHARTERED BY CONGRESS

CAPIrAL....- S200 0O0!!!
This Company is now prepared to receive applica-
tons for INSURANCEON BUILDINGS, MER-
CHA NDISE, &c, at the usual City rates, without
any charge for Policy, at their Office corner of
Tenth Street and Pennsy lvania Avenue over the
Washington City Savings Bank.
DIRECTORS.
VIM. F. Bayy, Samuel Bacon,
Robert Farnham, James +: Halliday,
WIN. Orme, Hudson Taylor,
francis MOhun, Nj. w. Gait.
Benz. Beall.
JAMES c. MCGUIRE, President.
Id. HANSON Sncrpf0rv 1x
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THE IMPROVED SETS OF TEETH,

. DIR. LOOMS, the inventor and patentee of
Loomts, Mineral Plate Teeth" having@~
successfully introduced his improvement in}xl~
various cities, has now permanently estab- CQlO
lished himself in WASHINGTON
This Improvement for Sets of Teeth consists chief
ly IN liking set of but one piece Of material and
that indestructible mineral. No metal is used in
galvanic action and metallic taste. There are no
Joints to become filled with moisture or PARTICLES Of
1000, hence they are pure and clean. Thew are
lighter, stronger, less clumsy, more durable and
G G In their appearance will give reward OF
One Thousand Dollars to any who will produce
similar work Of art to equal mine in purity beauty
durability, artistic excellence any other requisite
All work responsibly warranted.
H6 Penna avenue, between 18th and 18th Streets
1S-iy -'
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AMUSEMENTS.
FIFTH AND LAST WEEK.
WAUGH'S ITALIA,

LILLIPUTIAN FAMILY,
Exhibiting every night this week at O'Clock and on
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTER
AT 0DD-FELT0WS HALL.
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EAS CHANDELIERS AND BRACKETS
~ We have now in store large and varied assert
ment OF GAS CHANDELIERS AND BRACk-
FITS from the factory of Cornelius K Baker, Pha-
delphla The selections are made 18th much care,
and comprise many Of the new European patterns
chase as We shall sell at the manufacturers retail
prices.
low rates. J. w. THOMPSON 4 BRO,
29 Penn. avenue south side,
ap l3-eo3w between 10th and llth SITS.
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NORTHWESTERN INSURANCE COMPA
~ NY. HOME OFFICE, OswRGo CRY, N. ".
J. T. STEVENS. Agent, No. SIT Seventh street
lover Suter, Lea d Co.'s Bank, } Washington ID r

The Northwestern has a place among the yery
best insurance companies in the United States In
coIPorated in the year 1852, it has since then coutn
ued to do constantly increasing business until il
Companies in the State of New York for the Current
year second only in amount of business solyency.
and capital IN that State. Its reliability during the
financial Ieyulsions of the past twenty live Years
has been fully tested and sustained. -
within tbs limits Of the State Of New York no
other Recommendation would be necessary than the
Report OF the State Comptroller for 1857 which can
be seen at the Office of the Agent ~
The prompt pay rnent Of all its losses and the con.
tinued accumulation of its capital and surplus fund
ture. .- - = 0'o' an u da,v
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ADMISSION. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cents
SAA@Ss IN. IN y"
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300 MdA,NTILLAs FROM AUCTION.-IN
OES addition TO our usual large supply of Paris
and New York MANTIILAS at prices ranging
MRNffLfIoa sns We r have ELY Ssi received So
10 sell az all PRICES, from s. TO g. 50 each The,
are worth double the money 10y
,o MAXWELL q BRO,
up e-eoSt 38 Penn avenue.
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Descriptive Pamphlets for sale in the Hall.
LII ITALIA has never before been exhibited IN
Washington. mar 10 md
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N. B.-No newspaper Is authorised to publish tn
foregoing advertisement without special
to that eject from the Commissioner of Indian Az
iaifs' mar 6-lawtlye
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wv. L.. IA meeting of the Wnshington
,,HSS Light Infantry will take place TO-MOR-
fOW EVENING, April 18th, at 3 O'Clock. A full
attendance isparticularly desired.