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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-04


NAvAL.-rhe orr q snce ship Plymouth was taken
into the dry dock AZ Portsmouth, Va, on Tuesday.
Sue is destined for the gulf station, and has on
board 2l2 sailors aud marines. She carries one
eleyen-iuch pivot gun aud four Dine-inch broadsde
guns, all OF the Dahlgreen pattern. The officers
are enthusiastic, and say that the Plymouth is ca
pable of bringing in two or three vessels like the
Styx.
The United States steamer Arctic, Commander
liartsene, for the Gulf, was spoken on the 3lst
ult ten miles north of Hatteras.
Captain James ii. Ward has been ordered TO and
assumed command of the United States receiving
ship North Carolina, at the Brooklyn Navy Yard
vice Captain Findlay Schenck, who has leave OF
absence for six months.
We understand that in addition to the arma
meat for the o. 8. steamer Plymouth which was
mentioned yesterday. she is to be fitted with four
inch guns Of 63 cwt. They are being prepared
for her at our navy yard and will doubtless dc
good service if the exigency demand the use.
1t is reported that Liz A. NJ. DeBree has been
detached from the Receiving Ship Pennsylvania
and ordered to the PloJ mouth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-04

DAMAGES FOR PERSONAL INJURIFs--A letter from
New York dated the llth inst, says: In the q
S Circuit Court, this morning, in the case of Ann
Kelly, who sues the New Jersey Railroad Gonna
ny for damages for the loss of her husband (caused
by falling through hole in the platform at The
Jersey City Ferry.l the jury,this morning brought
10 verdict of $1,000 for plaintiff One of the urnrs
stating that that was not his verdict however the
twelve we're sent out again-and remain out at
this writing
In the Supreme Court civil suit was brought
by Reuben Royce, to recover damages from Chi.
naman, named John Josephs, who had thrown
some scalding fat on the person of plaintiff while
on board an American ship in the harbor of Ha-
vana, nearly year ago. As usual ''there is a
woman in the case" The Chinaman had hand
some wife, and being Jealous of Reuben committed
the as5ault complained of. The Jury brought in a
Vel dict Of 5000 for the plaintiff.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-04

VALUE OF PRECIOUS SroNEs.-The fines Farieties
of sapphire come from Pegu, where the Soccur in
the Caprelon Mountains near Syria. The red vari.
ETY., the ruby, is most highly valued FITS color is
between bright scarlet and crimson. q A perfect
ruby above 81 carats is more valuable than a dia
moud Of the same weight Ifit weigh one carat it
is worth $52, two carats $685. three carats $780, six
carats 5000. A deep colored ruby exceeding
twenty carass in weight il generally called car
huncle. The largest Oriental ruby known to be in
the world was brought from China to Prince CAT
garia, Governor of Siberia; it came afterward ine
the possession of Prince Menschikoff, and contin-
ues now jewel in the imperial crown of Russia
good blue sapphire of ten carats is valued at
s260; if 1t weighs twenty carats it's value is 81 0OO
under ten carats the price may be estimated by
multiplying the square of its weight iu carats into
quarter eagles. The sapphire of Brazil is merely
blue tOurnabine, as its specific gravity and iufe-
rior hardness Shove; white sapphires are some
times pure that when properly cut and polished
they have been passed for diamonds. The yellow
and green sapphires are much priced under the
names Of Oriental topaz and emerald. The speei-
which exhibit all these coors in one stone
highly priced.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-04

WEST POINT MILITARY AcsDyMY-The annual ex.
animation OF the Cadets of tho West Point Military
Academy is now in progress before the board OF
visitors appointed by the President. Lieut. Cen.
scott is present There are twenty-seyen rrad.
mates, among whom are solomon Williams and w.
r. hooinsoh' OF North Carolina; Joseph Dixon, of
Tennessee; Leroy Napier Jr, and M Thomas nj
Georgia Samuel Mckee, of Utah: VIM H. EchoIs.
OF Alabama; Moses j. White. of Mlssissppk J. j.
llalronqnist, OF South Carolina; and Andrew Jack.
son, Jr, John s. Saunders and Charles X. Jessr ),
at large.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-04
ROUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

EEs ASI u sell, at a great bargain, desirable To-
OF Ur,ai Lear the old Distillery, aud outside the
cOrparaSon line IL has frouta OF 81 feet, and d
depth - fAQ feet IL has it twostori, framed
Dwelling aud is enclosed with a substantial fence
An adj iaiu2 lot. Of the same Dimensions, viii be
sold also il desired. Apply to -
ap l6 II CAUTHORN.
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sssHIF YoUR HAIR Is HARSH.


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Use Prot Woods Hair Restorative.
II youI Hair is Gray,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
If your Hair is Thin,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
If you are Bald,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
Il you have nervous Headache,
Use Prot Woods Hair Restorative
Il you have Dandruff,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
lf you have ETuptons.
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
[ you desire Glossy Hair,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
If you desire to preserve the Color
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
tf you desire not to lose the Color
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
Ii you want Cheap Article,
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Il you admire the Beautiful Lock,
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Ii You admire the Beautiful Ringlets,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
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Il you wish Face free from Pinpes
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
# you wish to appear Yonng,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
n ven want testimony over whelming,
Read the Circular of Prof Woods Hair Restorative
lf you want to ind it.
The Depot IL at ia Market street, st Louis, Mis-
,onri and BIZ Broadway, New York.
En.I lis also sold by every popular Druggist iu
this city and country. NH l2--d5cw3mN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-04

GREAT BAkG AIMS IN w II 1 4 X
" G00Ds-~Tarlstans. swiss Maslin. Rriiian ts
saiaso 4 Dmty. c"ried IL si ,; ani other 4, les
. extra Ioa prices, al @ tLDsMITs2,
Jes zt5 Broad Ut.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-04
&c FOR RENT-A yerv desil
m FOR RENT.-Thoso newly erect

f@ FUR hENT.-I nose newly erect
~ cd Brick Tcnements, on Gary strcet, between
18th and 8th. They are well adapted .or Grocery
stores o. any hind cfratsil business They contains
rooms. besides the store room, and are well adapt
cd for the accommodation st families, having al! ne
ly. TO good tenants the rent will be moderate
Apply to T. F. RAGLAND 4 CO.,
"a 2l--ts Lumber Dealers. Marshall street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-04

d TENT OLD DOMINION COFFEE
p0Ts This Cotft POI is decidedly the best In
use -juft reCts cd An assErtm 1T ot all sizss al
an examine al kTEBBtNS a PuLLEN'a
ay "a i9l Broad itr OF.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-04

| THE SoURcE.-The New York correspondent of the
| Philadelphia Ledger has the following:
There is Eome reason to believe that the slave
| stealing operations at Norfolk and Portsmouth.
which are creating much ado there can be traced
| to certain parties in this city. Rumor is pretty
free with the Dames of sun6ry prom.ne sbo ion
lists, but with what justness correctness, it is
yet, impossible to say.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-04
g FNR Rent. and nosse,sion eiYen

al in few days, the large and des rably located
dwplsinc, corner Of 5th and kraaklin streets now
occupied by Mrs {. c. Barton, 4 a Boarding House
for which il is admirably adapted. Apply to
THOMAS W DOSWEi l..
Receiver of Browns Administrator
ie l-2w w. Burton &c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-04

ISAUGUR iTIoN--0n the 17th nit, the Jeuuer mon
nment, recently erected in Trafalgar Square, l. o.
don, was inaHgurated by Prince Albert. The mon
ument consists of bronze statue, represe senting
the great dscoverer of vaccine in sitting posture
and is placed next to the statue of Sir Charles Ma
pier. at the west side of the square. Contributions
TO the fund for its erection have been received
from all parts of the world.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-04
g. FOR RENT-The House on Cary

f.s7e IVIt
:a street bstw, en- % and Sd. at present occupied
Mrs Holden Rhodes. Ii has rooms, IA in thorough
repair and Il good tenant will be rented at mode
rate price. Possession given LIST day OF May. Ap-
ply 10 DIBLELL JOHNSON,
ap 5-ts ShockOe Slip.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-04

n= FOR kENT--A brIek Store and
NJ Dwelling, situated on 2d street, containing
g'rsIn 81 ongh fnr II good size family possrssion
gwen Immediately. Rent mo ,oratc, to a good ten.
ant Apply &c ED EACBO.
3-3t Pearl strpat
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sa FOR RENT.-For the purpose o.

81 moving into a larger building on the Basin
haak Ee Offer the bouse at present occupied by US
for rent Nm. T. STAPLES & Co.
18th street, next door to
- Sbiafda 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-04

The frie,a. ~ ~. .---"vL CohvnuTfou.--
iayissson. o. % ans casse in this city renew sn.,-
20 DC present with them next vess !. ne sesss,
ssoh, eommencing on Thursday, ths ,oss - -
m.,n,. =. The first evening is 70 b ese.css2
mainly mainly by the opening sermon, by Rev e1P'sd
.npsass ss 2, charlottesvle The discussios cf ,is
~. already snnounced. will engage ths -,
aot soi f,i lay. On Saturday, the iptsres,i.s -
ssais o. teachers and scholars takes place q \.
'oilowed by Simultaneous meetings 81 ths ss.s.ss
snurcnes 10 the vicinity OF the Square Othsr 80.
oI tue convention lay take place SATURDAY
e1noon ana evening. DR.. Piumer Il expesesa -
oe one OF the speakers, on the occasios G.. :.
one, come all. "' So1e
Delegates should report themselves =. n. ,,,.,,
stores OF Z. B. Price and Workman cosssss,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-04

BEEF CATTLE continue to bring epor.
nous prices In our markets, butcher, bs,n. -
pie to buy for less than ten and twelve dolias.
hundred. some Of the butchers say that there \.
ne ~ suci.y 10 the country OF dne cattle, but We
presume they must be mistaken. or ths' ,rss.-s
exorbitant rates could not be mainfainad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-04

Gs FOR RENT-1he desirable Brick
FL Residence on Sth street, north of Leigh street
az oining ;he residence of Daniel Esq and late
/! occupied by Mayor Jas Nj Tayior 1t contains
rooms, -itchen and outbujdiugs, together with q
ttthk use in the yard. The property is supplied
with city water and gas.
"a Il las III TAYLOR 4 SON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-04
CONC TO LYsoHBuRa.-Th. r....-

~ hfboHBURo.--The Theatri-
cal company now performing in this c,t, "a,
:. .eaye ior Lynehburg, Va, next week, sfser eoi.~
hs.sst y .S 70 participate 10 compimentsry
R.uenss T ,ne ls,tsr place, to be given 70 Grosa1
husKn. IL wiz be the best array Of tsIsn, -.
exhibited In the ssMountaip Citv y " '"'ons essf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-04

- FOR kENf-No q, cottage row.
IT, on 18th street containing rooms Including >
n The basement Possession given about the i9th
oG June. Apply 10 n ID EACun
2-H ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-04

sa FOR RENT.-A two story Brick
E3 Dwelling. ou l9th east If Broad street recent
ly occupied iy capt 4 Wilkinson. containing rooms
The whole premises have bees thoroughly repaired
There - a large lot attach a. with a we'll OF ood
water on il. Trims accommodating Apply 10
A j CLOPTUN
corner " all aud Franklin streets
je st opposite Messr$ Dickinson Hill Il 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-04

.,.,u.e....oD II tue name given to
,he most singuiarly marked horse, now At Messrs
Davis Hutcheson's stable, that We ever - :. u:.
seok, breast and shoulders, back to the srth srs
oeep Day, while the remainder of his bodv i. ~
white as driven snow. One of bis ears 4 vn,,.
white. 'e 'ne osaer -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-04

EsN FOE REST,--Une half of The first
al i0ur oi the house corner nth aud Cary sta
Apply 80 T. A i CLttPTUN
corner Wall and Frank lin streets
le G-St oppb.ite Messrs Dickinson I'LL 4 %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-04
ron RENT AND SALE.

"a FOR REST.--A brick House con.
E:s tainuv rooms coal house and other conve
nirnces situated near the Armory bridge, suitable
for good size family Possession gwen Immediate.
ly Aprly to ED FACHa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-04

g. FOR RENT.--A frame dwelling
HI near SAockoe Creek. containing several rooms
ara cihel c!avea'ences. Posse sion given imme(i-
ately Apply 10 l. ID EACH0,
It 3--3t Pearl street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-04

Hi Dwelling on Franklin. between 18th and 2ntb
II rr's containing large rooms with dry cellars
AMI ia god Order. with brick kitchen and city W
TT ~ the premises Possession can be had imme-
dit'ely.
A!so-2 small Dwellings on Venable street. Terms
Accommodating. Apply t.
EA j CL0PT0N,
corner w all aud Franklin streets
2-Sf Onp-1sifa NrsSrs iyirk ipsnn Uiit b y,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-04

sss Portable House and Lot recently occupied By
Mrs. Amanda VI Cochran. For terms, apply to
JACOB SHOOK
my 22-ts Agent for L j. MCOHESNEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-04

g. FOR RENT.-The upper portion
81 nt u House nearly opposite Meiranoljtau Han.
waa.G aIswes i0y a drill r,-Om, printing office. or
temperance hall. Terms low. Apply 10
"A CLOPTON
corner Wall AMI Franklin streets
r2-2t opposite Mtssrs Dickinson HflI & Co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-04

Ii A desirable HOUSE and LOT for sale on 18th
street. between Clay and Vensble streets beyond
the corporation line. The hous- has eight comfort
able rooms and there is an eX 7eileut well of water
the lot The lot fronts from IS to 80 feet 18th
street 6t feet Of which running back to McCance
aud FnntIax e. feet that For further in.
formation, apply 10 h. KEKSEY, No. l6 East Main
street, or 4. a J CLoPfON, cornsr Franklin and
18th streets, either OF whom will take pleasure in
showing the property my 2s-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-04

- FOR RENT-A large Stable and
Ri Lot, 90 Oh siTc&t aud the Canal. The lot is
vrty well suited for coal and wood ward Posses
slcS given lgih June, inst. Rent $50 Apply to
+ KEsSEE
Je S-tS 18th street. between Main and Cnrx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-19
I LIGHTNING Conductors!
IL LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS!
A OTIS PATENT CONDUCTORS,
Tas Only Method Of Absoint. Protection again st
Lightntag, as demonstrated BY Science
GNd Expertsace.

The undcrs sned would respectfu iy announce to
the citizens of Washington and the surrOundin
country that he 10 now entaged in constructing the
above nimed Lightning Conductors These Con-
parts the United states as being superior to any
other conductor now IN use. use the celebrated
n! N!oAhster Point, which has been recommended br
scientific gentlemen this oity as the hest point to
be us ed The Pons are the saIne as usad the
Franklin lightning Conductors for the last 50 ears,
copper points tipped with plaft~pm.
These Confuctorsare made OF iroh-lron being far
greas Fahrenheit; wrought iron at 2,7S6, and cast
irun at SAD degrees.
nave erecommendatIonsfI9mg gentlemen IN wash
to capaci: ', DO -.. -.t
Orders left at Messrs. Noel Il Boyd's, Pennsyl-
vauia avenu =. next IN Co0mb's MeOdeOn Hail, be
tween oh aud 10th sts, and at the Star Once, Will
bc attended TO, -
je Him ... j.. +. SMITH.
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Boots, Shoes, &c.

1NQTHE LADIES OF WASHINGTON CITY.
Having been sRed On man anufacturint LADIES'
~ Misses, aud Children . Shoes for 1
- - thls past 81 years, we ought to~uS
hEoS ny thl time what will suit them thai line.
nnu can sslely say that we do which you prove
" giFihe our work TRIAL lind at al times
tue auces At the principal shoe Stores IN Wssh-
ILglOn city-the shoes weil-kuoNu J. w.
MoCnrdy a Sons Philadelphia make 40 2I-ls
T'RUNKS. TRUNKsa TRUNKsE
The 1dersisued has row and constantly teeps
EyyySon haI d a large and very rpe- -
kyS zxt rIOr a sOTtment of Soe-I eat her E&-A
~slyo TRUNKS AND VALlStS; alsc( -
Iron FRA ne aIc Wood Box TRUNKS A
VELVET TAPESTRY and CANVASS
TRAVELLING BAGS abd SATCHkLS; kne
SADDLES, HARNESS, WHIPS, &c.
j am prepared TO compete with the best manu-
facturers, IN pruoi of whioh. read the following Re.
port OF the Committee at the Far Of the Metropoi.
tan Mechanics Instituts for 1857:
TcPnam Ncrtet deposited n Sole-eathey
Trunk that Is for soitdi!y asd graiiy Of waterfall
TIE best oE exhibition.
yENKIN THoxss, Saddler,
b. .. kINsEy, Curner.
~. B.-Trunks Covered and every description of
Repairing executed with ncatness and ispatch,
JAS. =. TOPHAM.
Il ate ToPHAM & NoRFLET,D
No. <S9 It'll ST. Get, opPo. Odd Fellows' Hall,
mt-U Washington, DC.
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&EOPLASTiC PROCESS
" AN ENVIRONMENT IN
MECHANICAL DENTISTRY.

. Ut: Il. q. HILLS respectfully informs he public
uHl ne IN now prepared TO insert partial anc
Io'i setts OF FhETH at reasonable rates 6~sSSS
on thls improved plan. The great advan ~IlID
Hge this process has over all others rs a. perfect
adaptation. The method of itself Insurss a most
perfect ht The metal is entirely free from ali me
aIe taste sud none OF the secretions of the mouth
can have any effect upon it.. Testimonials from the
most prominent citizens of Baltimore, confirming
It's great superiority, can be seen. All those per
sons Sho arc suffering with ill-adapted plates will
PIedee give me call, and will take great pea sure
va eAp'aunns and exhibiting to them speci,aesrS of
she work All inquiries should be INSIDE rsy Of
hce ss am the only authorized agent for thIs pro
oeSs. w
0Ece, No. 80 Penn. avenue, between 18th and
ISta streets, next house above Gausicr's.
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DENTISTRY.
~ DR.. STEPHEN BAILy,
ofNen NO. iss pkNdsTLvss. AVENUE, U5SST
ZArss doors Jyow lSfx SSfsss. "


Dr.. BAILY ocss leave 30 ,-eorm the publ,o that he
can be seen at s hours at HE Office, oct ed above
He feels assured that experience Of ftesn years;
safetS R ss 81 S.
ill'J Will ~siahse HIM TO surmount any dIiicrlty
oSIenthso5 @ Otherwise, relating 70 the Teeth. He
nd r and II : e and espeels, Drs asIrs
card ali merc.tia prsparst,ons fI 9, r 20 as
ali Eiams's Is, Gutts Percha, India Rnbber and &c.
Tset and ths Porse otsd Di SdOnnG0Ss n g p $1m
- the only reliable substance that oan be worn in the
American Dental Convention. sh'NH " 'he ISL
Although he fatters himself trom, his long resi-
known 70 tss numerous friends and patrons. hs bess
leave 10 refer them to the follovln,
TESTIMONIALS:
From the late Rector of the Church of Epiphany
Dr., sJ.rInN B.ILI: Dear SRI de,ire to ..r--..
you as superior dentist. The opera,,cns execu. al
S me he ssa es ay
pstiio that Jour skill 90 vel deserves, '"'
Washington. A.s. u. ls;s. sosn ~ HbIh gRbIhxo..
ff'm one OF shS e.s Sss.s sts:. st: : M.s.
Having .m,logs s.: ssssSs-s B.I;, sG surgeon Den
sors t and dsSs Sss 70 Of execute for me a. i'm
Gnti5s ,atasfsGS,ea , Dad IN view OF the fact thai
College of Banrors ed alien ~ he DInts
PERFORM the ssnss work satisfactorily, it gives me
high estianton OF ms proessy,ons I'm connoenoe sns
bsitIm'e, Jan. q, lS5' nARMANN Boaas.
kxt1n nsm note eceivod from the lat. Hos, y.l,
M. CiaJtol.
~ xss ssIis sss = z. made fcI Gs ..Ts .dHbi moth
JOHN NJ. CLAYTON.
1s bose that seek relief ftcm the ma Iades of tina
Oet csn oheerfpliI recommend Dr. =. FSaIIy es
snf erior Dentlst LIE made set of porceI,., teeth
for ons Of nay fmll. and pluEsod .sTsrsl testh ioI
ysef and the work has ell stood vs tdrJpOre thar
SD yoArs. ROBBERY q FfNON
Ct the Va. Conf, CT tbs NJ. z. Calroh South,
Ami IS. 1875.
we, the undersigned, haetrs e.d occasion TO Avail
Ssrssyes at thc profssEir5sl skill of Dr. 3. Baiiy
Sp1fson pentIst OF tris lsy, having been oogniS-
ant of als operations m our famIss OF friends taxa
pleasure In IL xPrSSs'HE adaJrlion of his artistic
skill, as vel az q Cne uniformly factory manner
In Nh2s ne feyf rms the most delicate and dlficult
ofersEons " Dental Surgery, and we respectfully re-
commend k.n TO the confidence and pal-onaxe of the
pue1le,S Th,ch we consider him emincntIy worthy,
SEoaAs y. WALTER, Architect u. !. Capitol,
IH9Nhs MILLEE, NJ ID, of Washington, ID. G.
Is. :. BohRBR, NJ. ID. of GEORGETOWN, -. G.
Ms, LINCOLN, NJ. d., of Washington, u. G.
Jos. H. SRADLEy, OF w ashilgtOn, ID. G.
0KoReE WALTON, FL Governor Of Florida,
WALTER LESoJ, Ex-MGyor of WashlnftosJ
HHsRy BALDWIN, u. 8. Patent Ofics,
&c. WTsEr, Princi pal Eittenhouse Aoadsmy.
tsb:0 II
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EIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE..
TRI f Mt
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANl
PROVIDENCE r.

PROVIDENCE, X. /,
OFFICE. TRIDENT BLOCK.
CHARTERED BY LEGISLATURE, JUNE, 1855.
authorized Capital. tnI............SO SO0,Ma
Cash Capital paid IN and securely
OBED p. MILLER, WARD COWING,
SECRETARY. PRESIDENT.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Ward COwlng. IObed p. NJ ler,
William A. Bradford, Thomas A. Doyle.
Samuel Darling, William g. r yder
Edward b. Perry, George Cleveland,
George w. Hall, Philip RYDER
r. e. Gardiner,
This Company Insures against LOSS or Damage by
FIRE, on StOrcs, Merchandise. Dwellings,, Mills,
MaLufa ctories, Hotels, 30; also, on Marine and
Inland Transportation Cargo Risks at the ordinary
rates Of premium.
Losses promptly and equitabiy adjHsted and
p0h.
Al premums made specific when policies are
issued aAd are To be prepaid in money and no fur
ther assessment In case of loss to be made the
parties so insured. The advantHnses of Stock
system, which precludes the possibility of an as
sessment, are very obvious.
The Board OF Directors have authorized the issues
of Policies on country risks, detached on very low
terms. -
The Company expect to deserve the confidence of
the public by doing bus ness on favorable terms
as any other similar institution, and by the utmost
fairness and llberalIty IN all their dealings.
PocieE granted and ed to parties effecting in
surance at once without delay By Tho undersigned,
at his ofics. w. ALBERT KING,
Agent, No. S5 High street,
jeH-u Georgetown ID. T..
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T CAR X A 8 Es.
u HE Subscriber having made additions 20 hin
Factory. king II now one of the LARGEST - .
in the District, whsre his fac,lues 10 &1
RIAGES and LIGHT WAGONS car not be sur
passed, and from his long experience n the busi-
ness, he hopes 10 give general satisfaction.
Al kinds OF Carriages and Lifln Wagons kept on
second hand Carriages taken in exchange for new
ones. ANDREW J. JOYCE,
4 la-h CORNER OF 18th and sts.