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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.


PEhsONAL.
A NY .BEsPECTABLE FAMILY WISHING TO ADOPT
f'sr Of b sddiesng t.. Union SQUARE Post oaoe,
Tor four Gays.
III MISS lsrIrG 1MFYDF. oF GFRNasY, wiz
cav o. Miss caroSe ,neg she yll bear sme,ns :" nee
INFoRMATIos wANTtD-OF CAPTAIN HAND.
late OF the ssior uou,c No - NJ left asi Saturday,
and has nct secn heard Of since any ornson respecting
iio,ery store.
NEW uAyEs uorrI. ie-sS-sEND YoJE ADDRESS
~ 90 q. NJ. Herald oiice.
THE FIREMEN.
T,nF FIRE DErA RTNEST or THE CITY OF BROOK
lyn Wcs'ern district, requested To mee ~ Piro
O'Clock i ~ 10 ssnc the funeral Of iSc sie samuel Tun
sS fsW s S So re Of ccer
THE MILITARY.
NV yoRk VOLUNTEERS arIssnoSl-Yog Ass
evening January at Is. clock precisely oS he g,ns.c
ton OF Important business By c Issr pvcxu.x
VILLAS Prsi- Secretary. Brevci T. cut tclouei.
VETERAN CORPS Of isis-i MEETING or raE
Older nv '""S ''''' ." ''''''' "a W ioSs. doone
iLTEKsTURE.
VIZ view q Ss met R TSRsF VIZ
Lived Ancch Colesc History fhe p.en y asac
Hcah Education. 1hs Newspaper IN inc .ounu, fosvnr
Tp: The CITY: fnfTnAt0n nsrhel
BhcTlry Notices. pusiness World hurh Anars Aue Q!
tho Ashes tcrtycr; tufipus ects ~ NNnrN
History. Hrcyite. &C. SC Price QUIZ cent 80 yesf
for half car or a. hy all ptNrTk HRO
MAR etkciesa q agents FOwLER WELLS, pubIshers.
No o. broadway. New YORK
TSC isfs7s,ItE -EN~ss<.
<,rogB , PurCAL AND STATISTICAL SOCIETY A
In Manor viii be read hts Thnrsdav) evening O'Clock.
gua,e Nv Jobn 1brnsher Ne the Route OF C1lum
bs along me Norh shore Cuba Flee TO members Tie
ociety and thelr friends
rr-rr rvv URTRY WARD BFECuFR DELIVERS rms
evening bursday) At Or. Chains churoh. tie gecuud
~ Of lectures before The Young Mems Chitse
Union. lis subject Vs. The Commonwealth
OItIIisTs AND NTIsIsTs.
TN POWELL CAN BE CONSULTED on All.
- difeasos q the and from 70 oclor, Mo- bT
Broadway aUd rom 10 NJ No 100 Wes Fourcc ~ sr
hi ca cered wi bout the slightest PAIN hstabshed
1876.
- Co. - -
SPORTING.
CPORTING THOSE WHO ARE FOND OF
- sjcghng especially those who accompan'edby
ladies find pleasant the German House In Car
nansvlc kept BY Captain MILLS who IN always ready and
willing and rcfreshments and In fact
tng TINT viii render those Stopping with him comfortable
The house rerecy free from all those that
10 be found In most public houses.
TOO LATE EOd CLASSIFICATION.
n OcT--k pIfNCU EEya Two rApuc AND TWO
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CPORT1NG. ALL THOSE WHO ARE FOND OF
- Jeighng pnd especially these who are accompanedby
ladies viii find pleasant rooms ~ the German House ~ Gar
nanevlc kept BY Captain MILLS who IN ready and
willing urneh music and rofreshment and in fact every
tng Tint viii render those stopping with him comfortable
The house rerfecy free from all those annoy that
% be found In public houses.
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Iotal... .s.s.ss..s..s... go. sSVV w
No Reports have been received from the commissioners
FOR proving the Black river in 1885, and the Trout brook
1860.
soc report the appointed by the act Of
ls5 Nr he OF the saranac river marked N,
annexed.
20 DE report Il the commissioners appointed by the
q 1854 for the Improvement Of the osweesce river marked
CONSTRUCTION notTe. -
Zee report O The commissioners for laying out road frof
Clinton county 70 Carthage in Jefferson county annexed "
vi report marked l.
There has PAID " The commissioners for laying out
road from Lake Pleasant Hamilton county 10 Long Lake
IN s1 county. tunder chap b2 laws 81 1901 The sum Of
t9l So One of the has furnished statement
showing the expenditure Of ss4 81.
NJ other reports have been received
sfATIoSfRT,
Arot4i ~ Sfdfion IN h0Hj.
January I, ........................ S93 o.
Amoun, paid for stationery IRON ian I.
lotS 10 oct l, lh16.................s... Ah1S 81 -
Amount u stationery delivered the clerks OF The Senate and
Assembly from Jan 1 la65 70 Oct L. lss....... Es2
Amount on hand Oct les. lVT 81
Table anneyed 10 this report eyhbits The co Of the
onsry delivered the Clerks ~ the Senate AMI assembly
70 each of the pubis Offices during The ascs year
RAILROAD CossfzsOrHRs.
Under Ae provAoas " ebaV ~, LAW wv, Ussanss
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THE FIysEMEN.

THF FIRE DErA RINENT or THE CITY OF BROOK
yn Wcs'ern district arc requested tn mcet ~ Firo-
mems Han Henry street thursday the ~, Inst a ooe
oclock l. NJ. TO the funeral OF Samuel Tuthn
who killed. nj The FIRE In Pupar the morning a
the Inst PhiER II ThWS sec'y Board Of OHcers.
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0CITTISTS NVO NTIiisTs.

I'm POWELL, CAN ne CONSULTED on ALL
- deasos q the - and car from 20 o'cec n No sH
broadway, aDn from 10 nj No Wesi Fourcc ~ rr
Ai cia eyes cered ou the slightest pain Established
n 1886.
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THE MILITARY.
i.iTEKsTURE.
TTT If5,-,' SO 30 -''v.

T,rogR sPurCAL tND STATISTICAL SOCIETY A
In pooer viii be read hts Thnrsda evening % O'Clock
ibesaii chapel OF tbs New Yok University WaahD
s1nate y John 1brasher " on The Route OF C1um
bs along Norh shore o. Cuba Flee 10 members OF ne
fi.eir
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1hB tuu1 beng reduced " vi "a ~. and the law
ma the HtAh COMMISSIONERS q pay Tie surplus moneys
ceved ~ them into The ucasur hy been repealed there
seems u be 10 Necessity or contnung The books OF the
Cosnr oiere otbce distinct fdnd and Union oil
she cu trufr should Of thc small
amount remaining A. ~nl b from preceding state
nsu Of 81 30 o. money the treasury and
mortgage Grsnsi The America Scamcns Friend
600 Thn mortgage vss f1sen Tor loan from DC fund
wi,hcr Interest sa Hsth0rUed BY chap liz thai
wear eaio ~-n 70 ~ paid q years
OF smsud tbe reasury there due sundrv
pereers urrsr the de ior with
lain Ierscbs money pad uuder profess 70 The
fund July ~ i- cfaptsr t3l tho ol 81 a4
aSd lbe q CIsconnurg The fnd. The Comptroller
tud snrrpti that b. authorized ~ transfer that
~ fund rsvenue. tie order Of per
isd i that ndcr he pled a. the lie.
1ssure shall deem advisable.
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The person viii be entered upon books, unless a
payment of the subscription BE- InAie Ia advance.
Distant subscribers may money by and AL rzk
will be assumed By ourselycs n 5 transmission
The COUNTRY PAIER Published tr woky during The sessions
Of Congress and semi weekly during the recess.
brpns Cor period less year win be received
proportioned o above annual rates.
sSPosTAsTEs authorized 10 act as our agents. and ~
sending u 1--WE DAILY subscribers wh $50 enclosed s
WEEKLY subscribers with s elosed viii oe eusssd 70 COPY
srats
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INVENTED BY EuGEcIo LArIlIA, ABcinTEcr, NJ s. D. A sc
nESfGNS made for concrete churches, villas, cot
H. tges, and farm buildings once Gothiea near chapf~qus
westchcster county New York.
june 17--dn
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Mutual Life Insurance Company OF Come cticut,
INCORPORATED IN 1915
Capital Annual dividend on life policies 40 per cent
Ninety eight during by paying
copanys operations furnished Those who in
other agencies and have removed to this city, have their
policies renewed through
MICH NoURsE Agent
June l3--d1y No. 46l 18th street.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Navy Department the Navy Department be-
Ing the Office Of the Secretary and Of bureaus attached
and Repair Bureau Of and and
Hydrography and the Bureau Of Medicine and Surgery
The following tho duties Of each Of these Offices and
of the force employed therein;
Seays Isaac Touoey Secretary the Navy; Charles
Navy charge everything connected with the naval establish
and the execution all laws relating thereto ntrued 70 him.
by the constitution is commander chief of the army and navy
vessels ali orders Of once commissions OF officers
and marine appointments Of commissioned and warrant
seceary Office All the duties Of the different bureaus are
performed under the authority q the ana .ner oaor are
corps forms Of the duties Of the Secretary and
Bureau Nary Tar' and Dolscommodore Joseph smith chief
An he navy Yards docks and wrves buildings machinery
yards and everything Immediately connected with them are
under the Of this bureau also charged with tho
management Of the Naval Asylum.
Bpau Construction Equipment, and RepairJohn Lsntha
chief the eight clerks and draughsman The oce Of
the navy Daniel Martin attached to
this bureau who assisted by three assistant engineers This bureau
macra providing Of ali vessels with their equipments
he Of all marine steam engines for the navy and with
the approval of tho Secretary decides upon plans for their consruc
ton.
navy bureau and -four clerks All provisions for the use
the and clothing together with The making o contracts Tor fur
nlshing under the charge Of this bureau
Bureau of Ordnance Hydyopaphy Duncan Ingraham,
chief clerks and draughsman This bureau has
ens powder shot, Shells 6c and the equipment
Of vessels everything connected herewith also pro
chronometcr barometes &C. to
cte viii, furnished ships owar The United
States Naval Observatory ydrogapha 0cc at Washington
Annapolis also under the general su
pcrintendencc OF the chief OF this bureau
,rs Medicine Sure1vnr William Whean, surgeon Uni
navy passed assistant surgeon United
navy clerks Everything relating TO medicines and
stores o sick and wounded and management Of
hospitals, within the supernendence Of this bureau
war prr.xrsrSr
uon n t1ovd Of chief clerk,
and four watohmon The
following attached 20 this department.
Commanding Generals OEoeThs ofce at the head OF which Is
Lieutenant General Scott Is At New York
Adaant Generals 0GoCol samuel Cooper Adjuant General
AssstanBrove Major T. ~ Townsend Bevct Capt Williams,
and Bevet Capt Gasche Judge Advocate ihevet Major John
clerks and In this Office are kept all
records which refer the personnel Of the army the rolls &c
II Is here whore all military commissions arc made out
QotoaSr Generals oGceBrevet Major General T. Jesup,
general Asstancoonel Thomas Captain NJ
Miller and Beve Major Becr eleven clerks and one messenger
Paysaser Goras 0Foeco Lrned, paymaster general
Major Leslie district paymaster; eight clerks and one messen
ger
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wheeler g. w ilson.

MANUFACTURING CoMPANYs IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
famHies, Manutadurers, and Others
vJyHESE machines combine all the improvements
invented Their extensive and increasing sale,
approval and conmendaon that they have
as , proprietors warmly recommending them They
itave been In sni-eeiVi'y ons W 'oS' W M $3.50 ~
Eised entire satisfaction. o..o.. ouor al ,,hors
among ite hdobd advantages that the, possess over al
,,t froelop,
ist Beauty simplicity Of construction and eonequ
from arrangement need of repairs.
I'd. Unexamped ease and rapidity Of operation
Sd. Noieess movement
remarkable perfection OF their stitching ana teT hpp
bliy a variety Of purposes and materials
Principal Broadway New York and at their agencies
in the principal cities OF tho Union.
May 26--1y+
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NEW york ADVERTISEMENTS.
.a III rs NOT A DYE.
Mrs. s. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restofer.


Gray haired bald persons Of hair or scalp read the
following and judge Of the articles:
Mrs. o. A. Aliens ZyIobaIsamum,
OR Worlds Dressing with the Resiorer and Is
tho dressing yoang being often eeacou
in cases Of hair falling SC, without the nessorcr;
REV v DEGEN Editor Guide TO Holiness We con tesy 70 rs
% &c.
PREslDEr EATON, L. D., Murfreesboro, Tenn Notwh.
standing Irregular the falling Q or haf ceased and my gray
locks restored 20 original colcr &c. f-rs9 + .
REV B. MoIs Ateboro, Massacrsse j has changed the
Crown Of Goryr belonging 70 old mem 10 the original hue o
rEy TfACER GO years age Pitcher, chenango c0sty
New York My restored Il Is nothing IKE aye
that my family has greatly thckened where almost
Rry JAMES MCKEE New York city, recommends IL, &c.
RFvW PoRTEs stanwich 1t has met my most sangninc
REV J. + GRiswoTD Washington H m really encacioos IN
restoring the hair" &c - II II, :,
REV G. NJ SrRATT Iewisburgh pennsylvania we can anu w
cfeerfully recommend ~ &c I'll
TUsrTN, Charleston, G. The white mar mas pecoe
obyiaied' NC. ,,-,,. i
REV b G. SMITH Prattsburgh Iwas surprised to Gnd
hair turn as young" Sc.
prv q NJ CINcH Iewisburgi II has stopped my hair
falling and eaus.i a growth" &c.
REV a. FINk chatauque county II am satisfied ana rec
REV NORRIS Cross River York rs the best prepara
CUTTER Editor Mothers Magazine, New york. recon
tuends hn - go
p5- Ne might swell this list but convinced, TRY IT.
export preparations Europe even ana ty
Sold by all the principal wholesale ana re-
tall merc in s. Cuba, Canada. ..
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MY TRIP TO FRANCE; by Rev. John p. Done
Il Ian Price rs An additional supply just received y
BLANCHARD a MoHUy
tepA Late r. fsrnhsm.
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We the Of VIM. Grandn ESQ., who
Of the States and Territories also commits
the United Court Of Claims Colonel Gsndn thor
oughy with departments
Washington and the practice Of tho United States Court Of Claims
[Nao Fork DAILY Naw
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Marble Manufactures, TOmbs, Statuettes, Etc.
TIME SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites the atten-
of the public to his large and elegant stock OF
MARBLES, ToMRToNEs, AND MONUMENTS,
At NORTH between Twenh and Thirteenth
r.
employ and other experienced fine
marbles and in other description of stone.
MARBLE MANTEIs OF THE LATEST STYLES,
OF his manufacture, and Of superior quality.
IINTIIs DOOR AND WINDOW sIIIs, CARRIAGE STEPS NEW
YORK FIAGGING &c.
everything that required in the marble and stone bus
ness, either for utility or taste for the fine arts.
particular description his stock but
day his yard where every judge for him
self +
addition TO the above enumerated articles he has number Of
wrought suitable for either the tomb the
them imported by himself from Italy these please
nm fancy he will manufacture to order such be desired
p his lied facilities promptness and strict attention TO business
he homes TO meet he expectations OF his patrons
"0 0nof'' " i WILLIAM RUTHERFORD,
r. reet north he. .ycen Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
Sep 3-d6m
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Fashionable Dry Goods in New York.

Fashionable Dry Goods in New York.
N immense assortment of seasonable fabrics con-
IN stanty ON hand also a full and
ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF CARPETTNGs,
cloths natngs curtain materials lace curtains gilt
cornces, window shades, &C., &c, &c,
.- MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRICEsl
LORD & TAYLOR
... ..#. 255, 257 $50, and 261 Grand street,
Nav 26-ly ...-... and AZ and 40 Catharne street
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
Georgetown, ID. G.
VNHIS large boarding and day school for young
ladies' long and avoraby known conducted by Miss L.
NJ Narrower, principal
assisted by competent and experienced teachers in
department OF learning. y- e..rt
whose call them Washing
place daughters wards here under their
accustomed dothe graduates of this
e0nary representing nearly every in the Union.
For particulars address NJ ]. NARROWER,
Principal OF the Georgetown Female Seminary,
Sep 12-eon Georgetown, d. c.
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yTTINTER FUEL NOW ON G-.ND AND ON

yTTINTER FUEL NOW ON HIND AND On
wv the
GOO white ash egg coal for radiators
$50 white ash broken coal for furnaces
600 red ash egg coal for CRATES ..ag.
900 small size for range and cooking stove
200 tons Cumberland coal
Also
Large supplies OF HICKORY
large supplies OF all kinds OF fn we
the advantage OF all those who may
favor with their orders
Hb-PrOmpt personal attention given to every order.
as-Coal kept fioored and rooted yards
HS-2 240 lbs. TO the ton.
T. W. NJ GAIT,
Northwest corner 18th and streets, No 5i7;
-.... .re One square south of Penn avenue
Sep 2-1mif -a
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Csay Geoaps oce-Gen. George Gibson oomuisary gen
era assistant Captain SIMPSON six clerks and one meen
ger. ,t t4
sypan OGoe-Gen Thomas LAWSON sureeon general
assistants, r. Wood and Dr. G X Wood; three clerks
Enonay 0Go-General Joseph Totten chief engineer asssu
Captain III g. Wright; i've clerks and one messenger
TgrarAicdI j. J. Albert colonel Of the corps as
ssant Captain Woodruff; four clerks and messenger
Ordnance Craig colonel Of ordnancei assistant
Capt. Wm Maynader; eight clerks and one messenger
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FURNACES
TIME ATTENTION of the community generally,
and of housobuders particularly invited to the Keystone
Heater, lately patented by j. d. Green, OF Philadelphia
All solicited call store and satisfy
superiority Of this heater all others So
successfully principles combustion applied its
although aditng surface OF hundred
square feet requires thirty cent less coal than
furnace heretofore manufactured.
experience OF thirty the fur
could has applied the production OF the
Heater proprctors that efficiency
and economy Of 1t is unsurpassed
SIBIEY & GUY, s. ....
No. 800 Penn avenue, bet. 10th and Ilth ss,
Exclusive agency for the sale Of the Keystone Heater.
Aug 5-T&Th2m
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PROSPECTUS
or THE
WASHINGTON UNION.

Neg Eolume, Nele Types, d,td ,Nso Arrangamolt'
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Episcopal High school, of Virginia,
A HOWARD
Three Miles Wea Of Alexandria.
REV JOHN 7. MCGUIRE, RECTOR.
TIME seventeenth session of this institution will
commence Wednesday, tho 9th September next
$3.50 for board tuition, lights fuel mcndng payable
annually In advance.
languages, music, drawing charges
Pamphlets the Of study
sent to those who request them Direct
REV. JOHN p MCGUIRE,
Theological Seminary, Post Omco
Fairfax county Virginia.
July 1s--1aw1ot
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Ben. a. f. A. WhitIock & Co.,
Is Beeknnan Street. of Ndssau opposite The Asor
..-au-. ~. .@ House, ,. @ ...........
rRopREToRs OF THE PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE CREMANT CABINET
IMPORTERS of Cognac brandies for druggists and
merchans use from oard Dupuy, Co.. Hennescy Pine Cas-
on OF the highest reputation and sole pro-
bandes in the native proof and nayor Oh
Cognac, viz . -...,... .,.......5
Vineyard Of Chateau Bernard,
champs dor,
Superior vineyard veux Cognac
Also
Exclusive importers OF the
Old Royal Hollands,
Burgomaser Schnapps, - A.. L.
And several brands Of sherry adcr and Port Wines &c. &C.
Mes porers, and cigars direct from shippers
,.. CHAMPAGNE CREMANT. web .e
BMAE A. W. Co. the exclusive owners OF this whe anu
are in receipt shipments regular packets and beg
may have given trial to do under their guarantee h ~
will be found superior in decacy and quality 10 wine AZ
present imported.
BENZ NJ Whilock, .......
Edwd A. wbtlock - -
J.. Haversick, BEN. d t. A. WlHilOeh W.
Oliver W. Dodge,
Henry Cammeyer
May 26-1y% r.as ... . ......
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Academy or the Visitation, Frederick City
Maryland.

.
Academy or the Visitation, Frederick City,
Maryland.
rTNHE exercises of this institution will recommence
Il the first Monday In September.
TERMS OF BoARDETs
the French language f desrcd annnn
OF ten months sloo
stationery washing mendne bedding doctors fec &C. 10
Music piano, harp guitar forms additional charge
the Latin, German Italian and Spanish languages draw
ing painting likewise extra charges Entrance fee So
Aug 22-1awTws
washington Insurance Company.
CHARTERED BY CONGRESS.
hYTNIIlS Company is prepared to receive appli-
insurance buildings, merchandise &C. at the
without charge for policy at their Office corner
Tenth and Penn the Washington City Savings
Bank.
VIM f. Bayly Samuel Bacon,
Jos Bryan, james +. Halliday,
VIM Orme, Hudson Taylor,
Francis Mohun NJ w. Gait
JAMES C. MCGUIRE, President.
G. d. HASsos Secretary
May 29-d1y
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nlos. NoEIl
JONES a. NOELL,
Attorneys at Ldp
DUBUQUE, IOWA,
WILL attend faithfully and punctually to any
wv their profession committed to them.
Collections Illinois Wisconsin, and Minnesota Territory
and proceeds promptly rcmitted
Srs roP,ar PTo So,,.o a.pkers Washington city
Hon, Reverdy johnson, Baltimore, Maryland.
Hon Hon John John 4. A. Dix SH New York city
Sep 2-dn
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WEST JERSEY ACADEMY,
BRIDGEToN, NEW JERSEY.
.-. DAVID THonrsos, A. NJ Principal. r
TNHE fall and winter session of this institution will
IL commence on Wednesday November 9th, 1857
For circulars address the Principal .#-. 81.
Rev. g, d. JONES n. D., Bridgeton ~ j.
Hon. WIN BlGIkR, u. 8. senator, Cearheld Pa.
Hon. TIIE0, FREIINGIUYsEN, IL d. New Brunswick n. j.
Rev JAMES WOOD, d. d., Philadelphia, Pa.
Sept 19-w6wt
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EBBITT HOUSE.
j. III. FREEMAN.
.H street, between 18th and 14ih Streets
WASHINGTON, d. c. #
IyHIS popular and fashionable hotel has been thor
repaired furnished with and superior furnhure
hundred and has all the requisites Of
house.
proprietor has provided coach which viii bc at the railroad
depot landing arrival for the o
passengers and baggage TO the hotel.
a.... q.
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Depot, ss5 Broome street, N. ".

where address all letters and inquiries
s try sell articles instead Of this on which they
make profit depot for circular terms and nira
signed Mrs A. Allen, written in Ink Beware
eounterets.
Aug lS-eod3m
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-04-03

A HORSE WITH A Cork LEe.-We
takc the following from the Adelaide
{ (Australia) Register;
We have recently seen Mr.. Collins
mare, Jewsss. II will be remember
ed that she broke her near fore leg
on the race course in April las. while
running Tor the town plate. Ampu
tation was performed by Mr.. Grabb,
under whose care she has completely
recovered, and is expected to throw a
foal to swordsman in about six weeks
Her condition is excellent, and the
cork foot seems to answer it's purpose
admirably.