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NEW GROCERY. WINE AND LIQUOR
~ STORE.
The subscriber begs leave to say that he has
opened a New Store, corner of 18th and l. streets,
where he intends to keep an assortment of WINES,
l'lQuORS, CIGARS, and fine GROCERIES,,
fine Teas, Sugar, Coffee. Flour, Soap, Olives Rais,
ms, Figs, Ssrdnes, Ancnovies, &C., all of the most
approved brands and qualities.
FamIlis and embs rs of Congress are particular.
lY inyted to cal. and examine the stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
A general assortment Of fine Havana Cigars i'm
ported direct by the subscriber, At wholesale and
retail.
Canal Boats supplied on reasonable terms, and
produce taken in exchange.
Bevy's Old Whisky Of l840 constantly on hand.
Country orders punctualiy Gtteuded to, and COun-
try Produce, of all description. received cOnsi GU
ment. JONAS p. LEVY.
m S.ly 55i 18th street north.
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j, BAUM RTEN

SAMUEL HOOVER'S BOOT, SHOE, AND
- TRUNK ESTABLISHMENT.
have this day received a ge assortment Ladies
~GSp Gentemen's, Misses, Boys, Chill aswyO
H~ SHOES. for Spring Trade. S15D
@. Also, splendid stock of adies and Gen
tlemeR's Il E. sole Leather; Steel and Wood Frame
Trunks, Leather. Carpet, Canvas Vases. Bags,
Vallses, Ladies' Bonnet Boxes, and School Bags
Trunks made to order at the shortest notice
IpromIs. to offer usual Inducements for CASH.
and respectfully request a!l in want to give me q
call before purchasing esewhere-at Iron Hall, be-
tween 9Th and 10th streets, Pa. enue.
m4 SAMIJEI, y. HOOVER.
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These ships having beer built by contract expressly
for Government service, every caTe It's been tai en
in their construction al6o th engines to in
sure strength and speed, and their accommodations
for pSsssnf srs are unesual5d for elegance and oom
fort.
The steamers ofthis line have improved water
tlsht compartms and pense Las been spared
TO maxi them all as good as new the thorough exam
InutlOn gwen them proves their mode OF constIuc-
tion yet unee ualled.
Price of passase from New York to LIVERPOOL, in
first cabin, SlS0; II second do, 975; From Liver
pool toNew York, 80 and ~ guIneas. An xscrl-
perienocd Surgeon attached TO each ship. No berths
can be secured until paid for.
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o A N,
Once Second Story, three doors from
ODD FKLLows' HALL.
Spectsoles and Glasses suited to every sitht
Opera, Reading, and Watchmaker's
Glasses; Telescopes, Microscopes
great variety; COsmOramlc StereoscOpes with view
OF superior and choice pictures on hand See AdveT
tsement IN National lntelllgencer.
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vI,HE ONLY ARTICLE UNRyALLEp IN MAR

4 ket, with Immense Home aud Enrofosn Demand.
uaa color Is aer dc hair becomes gray supplies s
natural nai and tus makes grow on bald heads all
and thus all headache may relied upon
falling makes glossy, healthy beautiful and
BY the young two three times week VIII fan become
NES YosN Jan s. 1858
hEssNs o. WooD Co Gentlemen Having heard good deal
eS' ,eor ~oSas ,iI IKE s We ana my ha beng quite
mon with great many persons had against all patent
me- % and short tune ago commenced usns your article 70
The result has been SO very satisfactory that n very glad did So
and justice well the who
may be as gray As was but who having prejudice without
lor setting aside unwilling your
monstraon write this letter which show any
Of The n. Y. Wire Railing establishment every day
Ny hair nov ~ natural color and much improved appearance
looking ] am Yours respectfully,
Corner Columbia and Carroll s,s., brooklyn
Inisasros Ala Feb Ia 1855
wooDDear Your Hair Restorative has good
this part country Ny has slightly dminshng
for several caused suppose from slight burn when
quite an infant. have been using your Hair Restorative for s
used all other remedies known effect think the vus
bic remedy now ezan and advise all who are afflicted that way
You publish tins If you think proper. You're. &c
Pml,DrruA, Sept 8, 1857,
PRoF Restorative proving itself
beneficial 70 The front and also The back part Of my head al
pint bottles of your Restorative and the Of head well
receiving rs benefit have tried other preparations without any
benefit whatever think from personal recommendation
'''' '' ' ~ : 7 ~ D. /; THOMAS
.-~ No. AGA Vine street.
The Rostoaves put up in bottles Of three szes viz large
dunn small the small holds half pint and retais dol
bottle the medium holds least twenty Ia
large holds quart 40 per cent more in proportions and reas for
O j WOOD co. Propeors 3l2 Broadway New York 0u the
great New York Wire Railing Eabshmen and ia Market street
And by all good Druggists Fancy Goods Dealers
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N A. CARpWELL, Real Estate and Genera

II A. CARDWELL, Real Estate and General
LIE Commission Broker, has taken tho Office up stairs in No
Pennsylvania whore he attend selling and
anywhere Ia the Unon renting collecting
and procuring houses lease business
ttlning real estate, with unexceptiona legal aid
The settlement of claims of any description the executive de-
pamep and bureaus and Congress- members
Congress especially claims of the distant and adjacent
Subscriptions and Advertising his experience being such
ensba him furnish ,he neesary forms and Instructions TO
Ties having SUCH well attending 80 having advertisements I'M
serted In all OF tepapers in The District Columbia else
where application by letter Otherwise N him thus the
expense Of trip To tho city and prompt made,
Also tho negotiation Of loans security all doprp
tons Of business which properly be chased under tho head
general commission brokerage.
R2FSgss Hon VIM A. Harris Formerly Of MSsour Dr. A. Y.
p Garnet Col Jsa o. Bcrrc Richard Maach, GEO.,
ihe poPreors q nc newspaper generally Of Washington
Nsgs j. g. Davenport and Hon y s. Caske Richmond Va
Rev VIM Ppmer Allegheny CITY Ia; Dol Burnley Frank.
Ky, and John q Srgen esq., New York CITY Dec i-df
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OF TIIE "NEW BOOK STORE. .

rESXTENSION OF TIE "NEW BOOK STORE. -
L FRANKLIN PHILIP respectfully informs his friends and the
uU the coustruc
dion completed In addition 10 large and re-
Gently stock stationery American and European
books established gallery the the store
where found the latest novelties mud all tho
reading leading journals
ing regularly received.
of the oies rs
advantageous and
from ng experience England America feels connden the
salafact.ry execution OF all orders ntrused TO his
FRANKLIN PHILIP,
Bookseller and StatoneT
Aug Y32 Penn aV, between YIN ana ioth stfeets
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FOR nAlrInoRF ANp THE EAST
ARRANGEMENT.

GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD,
WASHINGTON CITY Virginia. Tennessee, Georgia. Alabama
Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas and4fxas.
obtained the Southwestern Rail
Pennsylvania and Sixth Washing
board steam Ferry Boat George Page the Once Of
the aud Alexandria Railroad, al Alexandria.
Richmond, Danyie Lyucbburg, Bristol Knoxville, Dalton,
Atlanta, Chattanooga, Nashville, Huntsville, Grand June
ton, Memphh, Montgomery, and New Orleans
a Memphis
miles
shorter by any other
Pare leaves the Seventh
atG for Alexandria, where the
Richmond, Charlottesville stannion White Sulphur Springs Wood
for Richmond all Southwest
making and close connexions TO Memphis
OmnibuseS the office
O'Clock, and 7, p,
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent,
jane lg-u Washington.
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TELEGRAPH OFFICES.

Houses Printing Telegraph National Hotel, ON a
street. door north Of pcnsyya TO New York a
Baltimore hadeht aud intermediate points; connecting AZ New
York with the Eastern line 10 ST. Johns aud the lines TO New
orleans.
Magnetic Telegraph National Hotel Sixth street ana
Pennsylvania avenue To New York. connecting above WITH @
extreme Inst aud West
southern Telegraph National Hotel New Orleans, Aexn
dr Richmond Augusta and Mobile aud intermediate pon no
ding all the principal seaboard cities.
western Telegraph cnns avenue between Sixth and se
enh streets Glmans drug To Wheeling and neme
points connecting with all the Western Northwestern lines
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PROSPECTUS
FOR pablsliag Monthly Periodical ~ WashHgton, H. O.,
oaLld
THE NATIONAL RECORDER
pROspECTUs
RELIGIOUS AND POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE,
By l.. d. JOHNSON.

FENHE National Recorder" viii contain sixteen
quaro pages with single for dollar year
Besides the miscellaneous reaaiig louia ~ ''l' " ~ '
IL viii manly devoted tle following objects -,
give information Of all III thai may pe one ~ hT
i've and executive departments |" enc Sept'A h "
'h " il will embrace the spirit OF all that
ls Ia the Scnats with brief sketches o the sermons hal
I ,,s W. ~ Sstyered belare Congress-
M Inc executive department embrace all that relates the
chaplain tho army navy military posts and m cam
ns Sims IN naSyyars ho ptais and sailors
sylums she facilities for obtaining information al the
departments Washington and by correspondence with ehapnns
NC shall produce interesting 20 the public
object win be collect statistical information and to
pubsh Of Territory all that relates 10
Inc general interests Of religion This will embrace the number Of al
Officially recognised oiergymen employed as pastors Or the
number added annually each distinct church orgaatn we
shall enter upon such plan Of a WI cna @ ~
reach this information with more Than approximate accuracy oset
many other facts and statistics relating religious matters when
mover tte 'schedues Of the United States Gus
The ird object will be 20 notice all that new ana IN
science emitting 20 besow special attention upon
the Smithsonian Institution, also, al the Coast
survey once Observatory aud Of the scnnc Arts"
association and Also a such books aud periodicals as
attended promote popular education
whole practical OF objects
proposed this work Hos in their complete accomplishment To ef
Rect this shah need the kindly cooperation Of three classes
aud learning the United saIosor each of whom
rhe hr Of viii January 1859;
VIII coutan other things an important memorial to
man every or this periodical will be neither
t eharacter earlier date intend TO issue the hrst
number carly December We therefore respectfully
clorgyme viii with their address, dollar that
them the Rcrdr two years, numbers for
stamps
which only political and secua who VIII give ths prospectus
send the number containing H. We propose 70
advertise the name and locality Of their paper on cur cover
TO the presidents principals Of all literary Institution
subscribe for the Recorder viii insert the name ana place {"
their Institutions, proposed 20 editors
Address ''Natonal Recorder Washington, d. I.
Oct sl-n
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Nay 2e-ly
Collectors ONCE,

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons who have
paid the present year. aud an VINO are IN
previous years. ncuug gas taxes ha inc expire
eixty days this all properly on which taxes M any
description may unpaid viii be ADVERTISED and sod or INC
taxes, the law cnjons
Those who do not wish " be put TO the heavy api m
ihe advertisement and sale requested pay
Jas. \, HALLIDAY,
Nov 2l--lawtJan9 Collector
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TRoLIe MASTER FOR EVERY HousEHoIp

TINE Socable or, One Thousand and One Home
Amusemens containing Acting Proverbs Dramatic Chrades,
Acting Chursdcs Drawing Ianomimes Musical Buresques
Tblcaux WANTS Parlor Games Action Forio Science
sport aud aro Magic and achoico collection OF mcn
and mechanical puzzles Illustrated with nearly 800
and diagrams Tho whole being fund OF ending
by the author OF "Thc Magicans Book Nearly
pages, l2mo. Price, cloth, gilt side stamp, 81.
For sale al TAYLOR MAuRYS
bee II Bookstore, 354 Penn. avenue.
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T0URTSHIP OF MILES STANpISH, illustra=
" el.To DO published by pecember 2oh volume Of plato
graphs original drawings John W Enngur, illustrative
the sp VI Miles standishp There will be eight large
executed by Mr. Brady photographer These photo
graphs will pasted heavy plate paper with rseug
ao6rcd Iepyes containing the descriptive The whole
bound large quere massive Turkey with boyeled
and gin edges, Price ~ supyeriplens received by
FRANCK TAYLOR,
Where specimens Of ibe photographs can be seen.
Dec ~
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UNEXAS LAND AGENCY.
MCCARTHY A. brown
General Land and Real Estate Agents

WIN pay buy on commission and A.
everything pertaining agency References
given.
Upon Of will toward any address within the
postage and best (ust the states
work Dust sucd) OF 400 pages eang matter
stast Of the State the
commerce. and manufactures tho increase population
wealth revenue statistics Of all the counties railroads
emonts &c, &c, &c. Oct 2e--wU
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VIE ITinD hNSohL E.Nlap w. VI ~
II WASHINGTON ART ASSOCIATION viii be opou to tho public
Monday the 3D. day January next their and spacious
gallery between 10th and 18th streets and
will continue from six eight weeks
Works exhibited by the association consist Of paintings, sculpture
drawings architectural designs, and engrnvngs.
The gallery will be their reception from the 9th to the
Both december period for works intended for the
exhibition which might be unavoiaby delayed shipment
portalion
The Expenses transportation and win be borne by the
forwarded by agents. by those
whom circulars addressed and the association will hoh itself
responsible sustained by works while exhibition
tho sale works exhibited deposited the gallery
MISSION al 10 viii be charged.
description suitable the catalogue should be
tached each work forwarded together with its price, for sale
the address the artist The
should communicated by mail the shipment Of the
works,
by crier Of the board OF management
....... H0RATIo STONE President
d.. c., Nov. o, 1858. Nov 7-lawU
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rV,IIE NIr,NAL LIFE INSURANCE UUMPANY
4 or NEW YORK :. 90, oos ~ S., =, s, =
Net assets February l. 1858, S., 0I''' " '" ;" NNafp
bonds aud mortgages Of first class.
Frederick Winston president Isaac Abbott, secretary
A. " T. Garnctt D. examining physician, 465 Ninth street
Pamphlets and further information be obtained at the office OF
CHARLES DE sEIpEN, Agent,
Jane 22--d6ms No. 507 seventh street.
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~ MENT wrrlIGRE At I,IR0y SCHEDULE FROM WASH
INGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS OF THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
VIA POTOMAC STEAMERS AND RICHMOND AND POTOMAC RAIL
IINErwo daily lines Washington the South
Southwest Boats leave their berts foot OF 9th 6t
and Passengers by the morning boat oban line
breakfast board and pleasant sail Of 81 hours down the
beautiful Potomac passing full Of Mount Vernon by the
evening boat they insure good and rest of four hours
comfortable berths and Richmond in time
with all the trains for the South and Southwest
great southern this route being "A
100 miles rairoadng than other
making certain connexions to
FREDEuCKsBuRG RICHMOND PETERSBURG VIRGINIA WELDON
\. C.; CHARLESTON CT Augusta, MONTGOMERY
MoRuE, ALA NEW ORLEANS
TOWNS
Also Richmond with Danvie souSide Virginia.
Tennessee, and East Tennessee railroads
FOR THE SOUTHWEST 10
nanvle, Bristol Dalton,
Chattanooga Huntsville, Memphis
iynchburg, Knoxville, Atlanta,
Nashville, Grad junction, Montgomery,
and New Orleans.
through tickets further
the southern Office No 372 Pennsylvania door
of Browns Hotel board the boats foot Of 9th
GEO. L. MATTINLY,
August lily Ticket Agent.
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~ GORGE w. BRADFIELD, AttorneyatLaw the
VI states Building of7th and streets, Washington
H. c. Will all the District including the C
OF Claims and In the adjoining counties In Virginia.
SOP 22-3nl
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Washington Baltimore. 20 cents cent
Philadelphia. 30 &c 3 cents
SO .,.......,..b
corresponding reduction between intermediate points,
The Magnetic Company business for all points the United
and Canada Their lines connect with the Eastern and Canada
lines a New York, with the Western lines Baltimore.
Magnetic Company the oldest telegraph company the Uni
have the right the Morse Invention upon
the Of their lines.
The public rely upon the prompt and accurate transmission
All dispatches deposited at the following Offices viz
York 40 Wall street. Aston House, main New
Haven Depot, eth street.
Philadelphia 800 Chestnut street, Girard House.
Baltimore, Sun Iron Building.
Boston, Merchants Exchange,
Portland 20 Exchange .u...
Cincinnati, under Burnett House.
New Orleans, under 81. Charles Hotel
Nov 2-gf J KENDALL, Genl sup't
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I an civil suits e'ansasea nv Die un,, sa St esrt
~ ~. g ~ &c rs1s M 's1y g ace The U
them and their results He receives returns from zach term &
has charge of all lands ana other properly assigned 40 ~ %
payment debts (erce those assigned tayme 49,
the same for the benefit OF the United States. 'V
gAt Hs Eoardon Howell obh secretary Of the Treasury
eroo president Com W. r. siubrck United states navy caf
Capt A. Humphreys, United states army frof A. D. Bohs super
nendent cf Coast Survey lot Joseph Henry secretary sm
aa ns%Son rS, oosa limited State, o asS states navy
NM 81 Vsg Ipi,,S aN,S ~, S a .SlAA
~ ~, - , 49,, , i rs,Srtns ~ H,a n'e CLERKS
Ius board directs ae onlhs anu ahg ~ hge houses, l
vessels paoys' ana oeaeoDs' contracts of supP~s &c.
Usiei States Coaa Suey-Proiessor Bache D. supe
tendent ana superintendent weights aud measures.
Capt William X Palmer corps topogapb engineers unb,
States Army charge Survey Once Lieut. S HG
Irpita1 STATE AMY assistant A"1
A w r lssel chief clerk
G b snow hi charge Of archives
PendeOn, United states navy, compur bU
tules W."
AsssIapt \ 81 ponrtales IN yharee Of tidal division.
Leu j Tidbai United states army in charge Of DRAWING a
vsion - ~ ~A
Lieut. saxton United States army charge engraving t,
sion e wv
samuel Holm asursng agent
George Mathot electroyTist
rosT oFflok DEPARTMENT
Aaron Brown Postmaster The direction and
tuition and laws to the Postmaster General That lis business may
dstribuc among several bureaus ns oows The Apnsnnc5,
in charge OF the FIRST Assistant Postmaster Generals the Cn
Oace IA CHARGE Of The sond Assistant Postmaster General a Al
nance Once m charge of the Third Assistant ma
the Inspection Office i'm charge Tho chief clerk
A"msnt CDoe iorauo hing esq mrs, Assistant postmaster
oehe anu nineteen clerks TO us ONCE are sgieh an questions
whh relate TO the establishment aud dcori'nuanee u post offices
changes OF ss ana names appointment ana removal postmaster
iu foue ana s agents a. also Tue g'hs % " past
masters fnasters are iursiod WIN nTSis ana faK STAMPS
ana eer balances by tins bureau which = charged also WIN %
ying bIAs aud stationery Tor the use o. the emsh and wh
e te several agencies esaohsnea o supplying
ueryiou OF the ocean mail steamship lines and Of The foreign ana
ternaional postal arrangements
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t@S'do IA puhaas esq Npvon' N,As !S''AAs
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ue " WV n. , NY VI wy lug u'
salne uhleI contract enfslng a correspondence a fhR'
respecting ,he nelN"oy :" p7, W ~ ae
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contract ~ ie OF SAID sertce hst 70 De oeee1 through
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the Auuto oee FROM 's oSs AZ AZ .h ehos
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SCHOLARSHIP FOR

COLUMBIAN COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP FOR
scholarship tho Columbian College, for the whole
years. will be sold little than bsr
wishing purchase The scholarship
and tuition, which Is $40 will sell for $3.50 cash.
the original Is worth $3.50 or $3.50
Address CATAIINE, care Of B. J Washington p o., DC
Diff
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.


ENROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
II on TIE WESr, suuThwESr, AND NosfHwlssIs-BAITL
MORE AND ONO RAILROAD, WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
Two through aims are daily excet sunday from wash
nstDn ior the West, follows
lst. Mail 746 q malay connect
ing closely Washington Cumberland
The Louis and Chicago Express
Washington D. reaching Cincinnati D. day
connecting directly with eXTr for Louisville Cairo, and the
Southwest, and Tor -. Louis Kansas Ac
the grand mountain OF the read daylight take
either the 74b, $40, train from Washington, and lie
over a Cumberland or Piedmont.
For Pakeraburg Virginia road
$40 train For Marietta Cincinnati Railroad take
Through and baggage checks all quarters aud
other possible facility, viii be found upon this
passengers for the the and Ohio Rail
win leave Washington as follows;
For all points between Washington Junction and Piedmont take the
7yl5, n. train.
For al Wheeling, take the $40
train To connect with the Frederick take the 49, p M
train.
FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST;
Washington m Baltimore $40 and 74b, and $40
30, Sunday "a IA only
Leave Baltimore 4 80 and so, aud $50 aud $50
ON Sunday at A. 80, M, only
The 5 and 435 only viii stations and for An
napOls connections.
The f5 and $40 the chief connecting trains ior
the West and the Q. TO- 745, and 40 trains for the East
For further Information inquire at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ticket Once, of TIios II. PARSONS, Agent Washington
W. p SMITH,
Oct3 Master of Transportation, Baltimore.
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(tARPETING, FLOOR OIL-CLOTII, RUGS, MAT
sns. prnFset Curtain Materials and House furnishing Dry
Velvet tapestry earpetinss, now designs
Tqnssiry Brussels plas 80 u great an variety
Extra heavy 3'py do very rich
Extra-supcr nsraindo patterns
Very heavy Atwood Dutch carpengs .....
Twiled vsnian carpslns for halls and steps
Fun sheets extra heavy very oLclo,hs
any size shape room, hall, passage
Cocoa and Caution mattings
12-4, IA, 1914 drugeet erumb cloths .....
Engl4b drugget all widths, by the yard
Very richly embrodercd lace curtains
San S" SSsass aas ls sad is sas
Having 'a a tSp mApAR ,ue which took
New York the ih and S inst noW prepared 70
Offer than can be n",Sd under ORDINARY r
sa s PURCHASERS avs 's'' 'Sa o sas bro CO. S"
Aug ls--df
DR. VAN PATTEN, DENTIST--Offi and resi-
IL dcnce removed square, opposite
tho Treasury and the of Pennsylvania avenue and
Oct T-smds
WASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital $500, 900
STOCKHOLDERS RDIgIDpAI4Y LIABLE.
The only company Washington having such clause in its char
buildings, merchandise furniture &c taken at the lowest
rates.
clause the nders the fortune of each ookhoideI
orco-rarner Of rappsylyapi ayepus Tenth street
pIkpfToRa
f. Tsayy, raIi, Bea, Francis Mohun,
james y. Halliday, Hudson Taylor, WIN urme
samuel Bacon .juseph Bryan H. W CALI US
n, B-So charge made fog policies A
JAMES c. MCGUIRE, President.
D. HANSON Secretary. jane 21--ly
TTNO DIPLOMATS AND T0URISTS.--The adver-
User middle aged who csnyersant with and speaks
English French Spanish and Italian languages well educated
maritime
spowner wishes particularly
American diplomats and or Is bound to the
South American continent who reed nterpc
courier confidential travelling clerk lie furnish the
for qualification disn
gused the highest standing in Washington and Alabama
Address G. Box No. IS, Mobile Ala, of the Hon b.
Fitzpatrick, U. S 5, Sep 3o-d3m