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The New York IMEs--QuEsr1oss AND ANSWERS

THE New YORK TMEs--QuEsTIoNs AND ANswERs.
The Times which has full and hard looking North
ern, Eastern and Western face, and is thoroughly
walled up the South protests that it is not re-
publican journal, but independent concern, fight
ing ON its own hook. We not much surprised
that the Times should in its new and comedy estab-
lishment, take early measures to disavow its con-
nexon with the back-repubicans but it is certainly
little odd to hear that paper announcing its pol
cal independence. At this distance, nothing
in the conduct of our contemporary which is not
thoroughly tainted with negroism. Its utmost effort
to be truly independent is to be found in its disa
vowal Of doctrine which it is sure uniformly to
maintain. 1t requires some courage, we admit, in
press to denounce its own ideas; but we give the
Times full credit for having done in declaring its
independence of the Back-Republcan party
The Times wants to know why Mr.. Weir, the dis
trict attorney of Kansas was replaced by another
That information the Times will be able to get at the
proper department, We feel very little interest in
the subject; enough however, to express the opin-
ion that the inquiry submitted to was intended to
benefit the republican party.
Perhaps our interrogation will not think il amiss if
we submit one OF Two quesuons 10 hlm ana ask re-
spectfuly that he will do and the country the fa-
vor to answer
Are you not in sentiment sympathy, and purpose,
essentially and irrevocably republican Do you
not first and last, in your own way and words, in
tend to advance the republican party Are you
not stepped and dyed in prejudice against everything
southern against men, politics, productions, labor
and laws Is it not essentially true that you are
devoted anti-slavery advocate 'AA"
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Markets.

New YORK; May 2l.-Cotton quet-s sales 200 bales
Flour heavysales 200 barrels State, So 80 So 95
Ohio, 81 rs a 81 40 southern, 81 4Oa 81 10. Wheat
frm.-50 900 bushels southern white, ST 20 81 26 /;
western red ST. a 81 0S white, 81 O5 81 20. Corn
frm--14 900 bushels 10 a "a cents. Pork buoyant-
SIT rs a Sls. Whiskey firm--21 2lf cents Coffee
firm. Sugar irm--Muscovado, 81 1t cents Porto
Rico Ga 81 cents. Moasses firm uscovado 30 cts.
Naval stores quiet. Rice quiet. Freights dull
BALTIMORE May 2I-Four is quiet Howard street
and Ohio 81 375; City Mills quoted at 81. Wheat is
unchanged to fair reds, 90 l02 cents; good
to choice whites, 81 25 a$l 49, Corn is active-white,
81 a GA cents yellow, 81 70 cents Provisions are
trmer but generally unchanged Whiskey is steady at
2O5 a I'll cents
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LITTER FROM PRESIDENT yU4REz, OF MEXICO.
VKRA CRUZ, May 6, 1858.

s trf7srg VMA Cruz, May g. 1858.
DEAR FRIEND On the 4th instant, at o'clock D. M
arrived at Vera Cruz, with my friend Ocampo and my
other travelling companions without having experienced
any unpleasant incident during voyage The troops
which garrison the city and the castle of Uoa well
the authorities and the people at large filed with the
iveies enthusiasm in behalf of the liberty and constitu
tional order Of the republic The soldiers commanded
by vdauri have achieved signal triumph those
Mramon, who, exulting in our misfortune at Salamanca
considered themselves invncble In short the opinion
is general and uniform that the cericomltary govern
ment Of Zuoaga in spite of the tremendous efforts Il is
making to sustain itself will finally succumb The ques-
ton is simply one of time but the triumph Of the liberal
party is inevitable a " l.t.I.
Present my kind regards TO my numerous friends in
New Orleans, and believe me yours very sincerely,
BENTTO JUAREH
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THE WASHINGTON UNION

connections in that direction shah have been perfected
The representatives of railroads at present
in the city, and understand that they arranging
schedule by which the Transmission of the mails viii be
greatly expedited Many interests TO be consulted
yet have doubt the conference will result in a
considerable reduction ia the time required TO for
ward the mails and passengers from one section OF the
country to the other
The schedule ON the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
making connexions with the West, works admirably.
Soon after twelve o'clock every day, are placed in
possession of Cincinnati papers of the previous day and
of St Louis papers of two days previous IL is very
great improvement upon the old schedule.
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Business Matters in New Orleans.

New ORLEANS May Business here in all its de-
patments rules very dull and the is regarded
nearly over Sales of middling cotton at IL l6
cents at which figures there free sellers The Mag
sadvces were regarded voraby for cotton but prices
here are still considerably above those current in Liver
pool at the date Of her departure Exchange on London
has declined and the best bankers bills will not now
command 81 81 per cent premium
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The British provinces along such an extended from
tier and necessarily fsebly protected by officers
of the customs, we can well understand Difficult
ty increased, apprehend, hundred-fold by the
general impressionon that frontier uat in fact the
treaty establishes system of free trade and that
it matters but little whether the regulations
are strictly enforced on articles admitted free not
clearly exempt from duty by the terms of the treaty
We must remember, too, the facility with which
European products may be imported through the
British provinces into the United States, sent
thither through the United States in bond, and re-
imported free of duty provincial productions, from
which il is difficult if not impossible to distinguish
them without undoubted proof of origin
Under the circumstances, confess do not
see how the Secretary of the Treasury secure to
the revenue its just dues except by strict con-
struction of the reciprocity treaty, and rigid exac
ton Of unquestionabe proof of the right of free adj
mission in every where exemption from duty is
claimed. If Congress chooses to change the law, 80
be it but while the law remains, the people look
to all public functionares for its faithful execution
THE RIGHT OF SEARCH AND BRITISH AGGREs-
SIONS
We present the reader to-day with the speech of
Senor Villalobos delivered in the Spanish Cortes on
the I'D of February touching the conduct Of Great
Britain in the efforts Of that government to suppress
the African slave trade Sehor Villaobos has resided
in England during large portion his life, and, it
is evident, not without having acquired some knowl
edge of the motives and secret objects which have
onntroylad tba Iopdon cahinat In rafarence IN the
subject We quote most significant paragraph,
because it seems equally applicable to the polti-
clans of like stamp in this country; t
''The cry of abolition became the most popular with
which the English politician could enter upon parlia
mentary canvass - w 14"
We also present the reader from the New York
Times with lively historical sketch of the conduct
of Great Britain in connexion with this government
on the practical question of search the exercise
by the former of dominant police over the high
seas.
Wewould as soon think Of discussing the ques-
ton whether justice and truth should be recognised
in the administration of the law the assumed right
of visitation search far American ships are
concerned. The ocean is the common highway of
the nations and the ships of each recognised State
in the family have the right to claim absolute mmu
nifty for their flags. Whatever Of convenience may
be urged resulting from contrary doctrine with
view of suppressing piracy, there isno right Of
tive intervention, and there is safety to the
merce of the weaker powers, except in adherence
to the principle that the ship carries with her and
maintains for her government the laws and jurisdc
ton of its country aA
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BIoodless Duel.

RIcrMoND, May 2l.--O. jennings Wise and Beverly B
Douglass who were held to bail few days ago in Wash
ngton this morning repaired to short distance from
this city with the supposed intention of settling affair
of honor by duel Both however, have returned and
il is understood that their friends have acably settled
the affair." and that cordial relations have been restored
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Caution.

We would again remind subscribers, particularly IA
Ohio Kentucky and the western States that we have
discontinued with the exception Of hessrs lApseonb
Deerng) all our agencies throughout the country and
that with these two exceptions collections will be
oonised by this Office by persons claiming to be agents 70
the Onion af is49.Ht 80 APP 25-tf
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Bogus Lotteries.

NEW YORK. May 2I--Severa parties composing the
firm of Swan Co have been arrested here and at Au
g,sta Georgia for being concerned in bogus lottery
They were held to bail in 10000 each 1t is said their
receipts have been $3.50, 900.
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WASHINGTON CITY.
SATURDAY MORNING. MAY aa. 1865.
Business Notice.

che busipes establishment a the proposed
change in terms viii DO conducsd strictly cash basis all
Agencies or
tnasd payments should Dc mAe 70 Agents after this
cept Lpscomb who authorized 10 collections
In Delaware, Mar land, aud Virginia ..ai
WAsnsogos, March -, 1851 lala
The foregoing any agents eolso
employ heretofore employed In this o but
those who hays performed such other a Oh te
country APP 29-u
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Democratic Congressional Nomination.

ST. LOUIS May 21-IThe democrats of the third con-
gressona district unanimously recommended the
election of Hon John Clark United States repre-
sentative.
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Murder at New orleans.

NEW ORLEANS May 20-Captan Phillips, leader of a
party called the Thugs, brutally murdered last
night. r.aa.f., ..s al ..aasras.as a... #EH
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THE RIGHT OF SEARCH

SENIOR YILLAL0Bos IN TINE SPANISH oOR7Es
ENGLISH AND FRENCH CRUISERS AGAIgSy
THE SPANISH HERcHAN7 MdRiNE ON THR
COAST OF AFRICA. Ft@
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Total receipts in IL days ........
AMERICAN VESSELS BOARDED And
SEARCHED

The following is represented to be complete list of
American vessels that have been boarded and searched
by British cruisers in the negborhood of Cuba
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DRUNKARDs, DRUNKARps, AWAKE

IL yoursvcs fathers mothers, wives, sisters brchers
your sons hsbsnds brcthcrs and friends fr,
adrunkards drunknrds restore them to them
selves Won The family circle to the wod and 10 useful
re-a. Delay the is You ran
administer with without his knowledge with tho same bcnc
h1a and saving voluntarily taken. viii turn
sho scsenug and nyerne drinkcr Of n'ox
ang drinks gradually creating perfect aud thorough
chaugc disgust which fond of cfadsing all de
r adding and giving vior strength chccnnes and scty
mind mud body Induced by nany who have been ruined in for
nne health position rcgaincd their position by
f use II s onrond make known to the world and save
many fallen brother, win compound for who order nj
spcr bottle" bolcs forward by other
Wise 70 n the Union Directions accompany the bottles
ADDRESS J. p ErsTAUD, NJ d.,
jan l9-ilos BALTIMORE rps, OHice
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TO OUR suBsoRrnERs.

The name n no person upon os' Shcss TN
payment Of the subscription be msse IN advance
II may fprwara money by cf ana =" r'k
viii be assumed nv onrss,es n H. rnie iranini- icn
The COUNTRY raFI u Published tweckiy iang ne Sessions
of Congress and scEi! KY during the recess t
olion period less tlna VIII be received On terms
pFoloEtoaea 10 The above annual rates.
as-rDe'rsIAsTERs agenti ana ~
sending enclosed sNi-
WEEKLY subscribers, viii. sas enc~ed win be entitled no cry
g,afss
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nRPHANS, FAIR removed to Iron Hall Ponnsrl

NJ vtt the weather having
attending
Odd Feows Hall prevailed
few days and will ocnd ~ Iron Hall The articles
s marked down lowest possible prices and the
of the Charitable soccd Nearly $50 orphan
depending ha wha' absolutely
necessary tor thrr present
IAN bd ss1n'ssl
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uJ JASIlINGTON ART ASS0CIATlON.-Tbo Sec
w ond Annual Exhibition Washington Art Association "
open at The gallery between 18th and lh streets
from 10, a. M, IN TO- y. m.
Admission % tickets 81 To be had the principal
bookstores and hcc- and a the door.
I'D
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The SPEAKER laid before the House communication
from the governor of Tennessee transmitting resolutions
of the legatrrc of that State asking Congress to pass
bill gahtng pensions to the soldiers engaged in the
of 1872 aud the Indian during that period which
was referred to the Committee Military Affairs and
ordered to be printed
Also communications from the War Department,
transmitting statement of the contracts made during the
year 1851 and the number of additional clerks employed
in that oflico during that period which were seycray
laid on the table and ordered to be printe j. if
Mr. DAVIDSON, ef Louisiana, presented JOINT resolu'
ton nsructng the Postmaster General to establish GER
tain mail routes; and it read twice and referred to
the Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads.
Mr.. MOORE of Alabama. presented memorial of the
general assembly of Alasma in favor Of the establish
ncnt of an armory in Selma county, in that State which
was laid on the table and ordered to he printed
Mr. NORRIS of Pennsyl vania moved 10 reconsider
the vote by which the House yesterday laid the table
the resolution authorizing the employment OF clerk by
the select committee the Pacific railroad
Mr.. MAYNARD, of Tennessee, introduced bill in
aton to contracts for the improvements of the Tennessee
rver which read twice and referred TO the Commit
tee on Commerce
STEAMBOAT Htti.
The House then preceded consider the bill further
to amend act 20 provide for the better security of the
lives of passengers on board of vessels propelled in whole
i'm part by steam and for other purposes this day be-
ing set apart for that purpose.
Mr.. WASHBtTENE, Of Illinois, preceded TO explain
the lilI At the last Congress b agreed upon 10y
the Committee Of of both houses after conver
cation with many gentlemen from all parts of the conn
try and with The Secretary of the Treasury. This bill
failed for the want of time and at the commencement of
Congress hc introduced that bill il was agrccd upon
other bills we've introduced or the sime purpusc one
by the gentleman from Louisiana, Mr. DAvrpsoN, and
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Arrive a Wiihau,sbugh by 81. pm;
Leave wllamsbargh daily, except Sunday, at a
Arrive q Holiday sburgh by II
Proposals tho Yellow Spriugs
s52s Creek ohemang " AZ miles and back
twice week.
Leave Creek Tussdst and Saturday al a nl;
Arrive al Chemnpg by I0ii
Ieave Chemung Tuesday and Saturday at III m;
Arrive at Orcutt Creek by 1925
3Ja9 orainaIsyic a week
Leave starucea Tuesday aud Saturday a / p m;
Arrive at Tsilnlsnsyile by ais y m;
Leave rainnnsftlc Tuesday Spd Saturday al 1o&
Starucea In with the mail
gicbanna nePot--sas al ~ M
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$3.50 FROM Ilhave By IL.s Ferry, 10 Rockingham 10 ne
and back a week.
Leave IAsssiie Friday OK am; -~,
Arrive ~ Rockingham by ~ m; ft-
Leave Reckinshsm Friday
Arrive = fAlesyille b.. 81 nj.
5ss Frou Trpy I'M to James iagr ton PLANK hoad
2i ne- aud q week
Leave Troy Wednesday a IL m;
Arrive a Pages by
Leave ssss Thursday siE arrival Of High Point
Mail;
Irofosas for additional weekly trip invited.
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niiRtna,

From July 1, 1858, 10 Jane 80, 1889
Springs Pennington 26 miles and back
week
Orange Springs Monday at s m; a 5fts s
Arrive Remington by
Iesye fsnipeaH TuessAs
Arrive al Orange Springs by 8 pm. .....r... +
o einh be considered.
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sburH CAROLINA.
From Jsly D. 1855, TO %, 1854
'' From ssss's n nsy y Pierce g Anderson E e. saas % %
ass si asa.rssa sas ssat 'TiF Il rha.aay assS
Anarsop H. BY vaennes Level land
Isave Anderson c. H. wednesday at 8 a IN;
Arrive = Abosstlie @ II by pm;
ssss .ss ss,sss Long ess and Cherokee,
Leave Morse Shoe saiardny at Sam;
Leave ci.y1a Friday at Sd nj;
Arrive a sltTsc Shoe by s} i.
'' NO T1s ssssa 'ass soa s saaao %
Leave piekens G. H Tuesday pm;
Arrive at treenyile next day by opmi
Leave dres,vule Monas a,sam
Arrive at Iickens c II next day by IL m.
GEORGIA
From July l. 1855, to June 30 1859.
Amcricu by nnyle, Drayon, miles and back,
| Leave Americ,s Tuesday and Friday at S am
Arrive at Erayton by II m;
Drayion Tuesday aud Friday at m;
oS3s From Athens BY Planters stand Fort Lamar GAINESVILLE
Hnan ss F5s e e. S s E Ty ss IS g. %s %ses Fo""'
save Athens Mor,ay, wednesday, and Friday at IL M
Ts ss Monday "Sss IL
Rroo,a. srss I. % nTa rn BY nSs n sss schedule win be considered
csSe From carkssle 81 Naeooces sene awasee
IIwa 4 Y and Peach Tree 70 Murphey 90 miles and
Leave Clarksyie Wednesday ahi Saturday, at PM
Arrive Mnrphey days by 6pm;
Leave Murphey Tuesday and Fridny atoam;
! Arrive at Carksvle next days by II m
Rocky Plains and Snappng Shoals 10 Bcr
sheba lb tsiles and back, twice n mock. X,
Leave Coyinston Tuesday aud Friday ut IL m;
| ut Hfsbeha by IL;
Berlbeba Tuesday and Friday at "A Ia
Arrive at Coyingon by III r
a From mpsn by Forenee to Gcnnvle, Ala % miles and
back week.
| Inmpkin Tuesday M;
a Glennyilc by
Leave Gennyille Wednesday at s m; H.rs.....
Arrive at LunIkin by 4 pm
additional trip per week will be considered.
6542 WeeIowee Ala a5 miles and back
|
Leave Newman Thursday Al M
at wsetowee day by IL
| Ica,e Weoaodee Frldat ~ \ p ~
Arrive Newman next day by 6pm.
Rocky Mount Holly irantve 10 miles
n week.
Leave Rocky Mount Wednesday and Saturday at Sam
| Granville by IL M .... ...
Leave Granville Wednesday and Saturday at p m;
Rocky Mount by pm
tho Brunswick and Florida railroad
Saln river, the terminus OF the Savannah Albany,
Gulf railroad, Of the Ahamahs river.
distance, intermediate points, pro-
pbsc the aount aid R'd Of service, and ruable
schedule Of departures and arrivals
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EXECUTIVE coAAusftsftoSS
The VICE PRESIDENT laid before the Senate two
communications from the Secretary of War; transmitting
In compliance with law n list Of the clerks and Other
persons employed in that department. other than offcer
Of the army during the year 1857, and statement show
ing what contracts have been made under the authority
of that department during s same year; which Were
read and ordered to lie ON the table
Also report from the Secretary Of War, IN answer to
resolution of the Senate calling for the annual report
Lieut. Col james ID. Graham, of the corps OF Topographic
cal engineers of his surveys &c. OF lake barbors for the
year 1887 which was read and ordered TO lie ON the
table.
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DUNCAN. SHERMAN, q CO.,

CORNER ZINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW YORK, .
ISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers,
principal OF the
tile creiitA for in Europe China, &c
3t--amd
WTATCH Repairing and Engraving. w Watches,
chrononcter and pocket mckcepers Of every description
accurately
every including
eating of arms, crests notices. n ytone
~ Visiting wedding cnrds elegantly and printed
~ w. GAIT h BRO,
Jewellers 324 rennsy avenue,
Jan 39-n Between 10th
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DIvERNOIs' HOTEL,

leasyuana .Acenu betren Seeneuth and Eighteenth streets,
WASHINGTON, D. c.
This establishment furnished arranged the
and improved principle, with private apartments
for either ladies' gentlemen.
17- The supplied with liquors
and n season N
Hot and cold luach ffom II O'Clock. m. until ~
Nov TT .aAs ~ * = ! y. =. i,
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
Georgetown, ID. G.

FTNHIS large boarding and day school for young
ladies' and favoraby known conducted by Miss J..
Miss "
assisted by competent and experienced teachers
department learning
ofCongess whose them Washing
wards here their
dothe graduates
seminary representing nearly every the Union.
For particulars address NJ. J. NARROWER
Principal OF the Georgetown Female Seminary,
Sep 12-cof Georgetown D. C.
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PENNSYLVANIA.


. From July i, 1885, to June 30, 1860
Conneautvc Crossngvllc and Eenboro to Water
ford, and back, twice n week.
Cenneautvic Monday and "Wednesday at ! a m;
Waterford by pm;
Thursday al
Conncautvlle by m.
$500 by Iseown and Monocacyvle, Nd TO I'm
mitsbursh, "a miles and back, three times a week
Tuesday, Thursday, aud Saturday at
Arrive at Emmisburgh by 6Pm;
Enmibnrgh Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday at
Arrive at Hanover by Q m.
3ba by Rcbardsvie Mary hnnvlc, shsnhcrs
lbnch lton and Bear Creek Nii 10 khgHNay
IS miles and back, week.
Leave Brookyillc Saturday nj 7am;
Arrive at Rdgcwuy by 6Pm
Leave ladgeway+riday a, am;
Arrive Bookyic by m.
TX miles and back, daily, except Sunday.
Leave Aaetta daily except Sunday, at pm;
Arrive al Lancaster by Bpm
Ieavs Lancaster daily, cxccp, Sunday, atsnn
Arrive at Msrictta by IL IN,
s52a prom Lancaster by street. nwlnsvie spd Bethesda,
TO MctaIs ferry, IS mile, and back M,ec week
Ieavr Mccal's Ferry Monday and Thursday at2 pm;
Arrive Lancaster by m
1924 Greenland and s'horshng 70 i"aoNe'
miles aud back, six times week
inavc Lancaster daily, except Sunday, at pm;
Arrive a Paradise by pm;
Io,vc Paradise daily except sunday, at tam;
Arrive At Lancaster by 10 y M .
S529 From arkco and Service 10 FRANKFORT springs
20 miles bnck, twice week
Leave Beaver Tuesday aud Thursday al sam;
Leave Frankfort Springs Monday and "Wednesday ntSRm
Arrive at Beaver by y
3'2 rom Eansbureh by shcrnanvi Incve, miles and
I'vc Evsnsburgh Monday Wednesday and Friday at 10 M
Arrive at lipesyie by ~ M;
lesve Inssyilc Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 2pmi
Arrive ut Evspshurgh by'a pm. Ha,
HoIltsyshurgh, Crock
wiilam.hurgh, " nlcs and back, six tm'-' week
Hollaysburgh daily, except sunday, az
rival Of western mail;
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PHOTOGRAPH OIL PAINTINGS,
George G, Thomas,
Cs~sissso~sv ef DEEDS for all The States,

Marble Manufactures, Tombs. Statuettes, Etc.
VV,HE SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites the attcn~
l. ton Of The public to his large and elegant stock OF
MARBLES, TONTsroNEs, ANB MONUMENTS,
NORTH
g.
hi, employ other
marbles aud every other description
MARBLE MASTEIs OF THE LATEST STYLES
W hts manufacture, and Of superior quality.
lNTLs DOOR AND WINDOW sIIIs. CARRIAGE sTEFs NEW
YORK Ff4isF}fNG &C.
thing that required
ness, either for utility taste for the fine
daily invites v to his yard where every judge for him
self
a
beautifully staiuees gar
of them himself Italy please
not the fancy he will manufacture order such desired
ny s varied facilities prcmptness strict attention 70 business
he hopes tse expectations of his patrons.
WILLIAM RUTHERFORD,
north, Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
Sep a-d6m
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Warrington Insurance Company.
CHARTERED By CONGRESS

Warrington Insurance Company.
CHARTERED By CONGRESS
yINIiIS Company is now prepared to receive appli-
Buildings merchandise, the
city rates. any charge policy
avenue, tho Washington
Bank
VIM r. BlyIy Samuel Bacon
JOS. Bryan, James =. Halliday
orme, Hudson Taylor,
Francis Mobun NJ. w. Gait,
Benz Rca.
JAMES c. MCGUIRE, PRESIDENT
O. ~ HAss,S, Secretary.
May ~ -dly