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A FARM IN ALEXANDRIA, COUNTY,VA.
"a EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE EOR Az

A EhRM iN hLEHhNDHIh COUNTS,NA
"a - EQR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR I'M
acres, miles from Washington and the same dis
tance from Alexandra. and miles from George
Mr.: +. Yulee, ESQ and OF the lands of tae;late l..
B. Hardin. Esq. he Farm ia divided into fields.
containing rooms. with a good cellar and back
Kitchen, stable and all necessary buildings. In
good order now IN the occupancy OF r.. Yulee, Esq
who will show the property and give information
Iespec ting the sale. Information can also BE- had
from w. ID. w allach, Esq, Edi or of the star.
P1sssssio on given on the lst of January. 1859.
je l8-Iawtf ID, WELLS
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~ d. WALL,

~ d. WALL,
~ SIS SRvRNTH STREET,
Continues to furnish COFFINS, at short notice.
to re removing ' persons % from Mn" the ht.e old
grounds 10 new Cemetery.
Furniture repaired; uphOstering done and Var
mshIng done at houses.
Residence-D street, between 9Th and 7th, No.
aAf.I
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Boots, Shoes, &c.


1QTHE LADIES OF WASHINGTON CITY,
has,nr beer engaged in manufacturing Lsdies'
A MISSES, and Chlldren't Shoes for 13
- past 80 years, we ought to>S
know by IN time what wlil suit them IN that line
and can safely say that do which you can prove
by giving our work trial. hnd (at all times
the ARTICLES at the principal shoe stores in WASH
ington cIty-the Shoes 80 vell-kDown as J. w.
MoCurdy Il sons Philadelphia make. apsl-ly
TRUNKS! TRUNKS. TRUNKsm
The undersigned has now and constantly keeps
0rNs on hand a large and very supe-
MIN nor assortment of Sole -Ieatherkuau<h
>hASbTRUNKS AND VALISES; alsck -
Iron Fra ne and Wood Box TRUNKS!
VELVET TAPESTRY and CANVASS
TRAVELLING BAGS and SATChELS; tus
SADDLES, HARNESS. WHIPS, &o.
am prepared 20 compete with the best manu-
lecturers, IN proof OF which, read the following Re-
port OF tke Committee at the Far Of the Metropolis
tan Mechanics Institute for 1857;
Tophsm a Norfet deposited Sole-lesther
Trunk thatIs for soltdify ard ssaiify of mafe,taI,
the best on exhibition.
yKvEIN THOMAS, SaddleT.
b. 3. kINsEI, CGIner.
". .B.-Trunks Covered and every description OF
Repairing ex ecuted with neatness and di rratch,
JAS. :. TOPHAM.
- lLete ToFHkM NoRFLKI,l
No. <9e 7th street. oppo. Odd Fellows Hall,
m4-ly Washington. ID. q.
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NJ A X L. + w RKs.
= $3.50 VIM. RUTHERFORD, .a
ARTIFICER IN MARBLE,
Il y StYAet. hefwa I2th and inn Straaf, Norxh

~. WASHINGTON CITY,
Invites public attention TO his extensive stock Of
5,essqtltnl be deslened aud ElabcIatey Carved MAN
choice assortment Of STATUARY, which for de-
slEn and finish cannot be surpassed, and are we'll
msnt Of Plain Mantels, Monuments, and Tomb
Monuments Of any desgn executed to order With
punctuaiity and dispatch. E1V'O-J W" 80
Estimates given Tor Brownstone or Marble work
our line. S'o.'T o'nH "oiA IN III
Ples,e eall and make an pection Of our stock.
Z N.b.-hiAke note Of the address. Re I7-Sm +
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n MYERS NEW BOOKSTORE.

os.r. ...
Public attention is respectfully invited to his oo-
lection of
Books, Stationery. Gold Pens, HH!gkN
Novels, Periodicals, d c., &c. AA.k&H
English, French, and American Sta ArT~
tionery OF the finest quality;
American and English Standard w Orks the latest
and best editions, 3- y
SplcndId Family Bibles and Prayer Books,
Beautifully Round Books for presents.
The English and Amer can Poets and Dranat Ist g.
comp roinlsing the finest apd most full editions of
moores Byron, SCOTT, Shakespeare, Milton, Burns,
Pope, SOuthey, Bryant, 10 ,&c.H =.
Fairchlds Improved Gold Pens. "0 %
Also, imports and will keep constantly on hand
collection of German OIL Paintings Of thd fines
quality. =
No. 42s Pa. avenue, between ~ and 9Th SITS. p
je Is eOim ,,. .T-''''.
THE lGIfT OF DETENTION. VISIT, AND
Search, examined on legal principles and au-
thofit,es. by X lchard :. Cox, Counsellor at Law,
Washinkton; pamphlet, 25 eents.
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PICTURES OF LOLA MONTH";, including
! her autobiography, ! vol; ST..
. A Poor Fellow, by the author of (which ths
Mary Derwent, by Mrs. Ann s. Stephens, 2 VOL,
paptr: 81. y
Adele, by Julia kavaragh, | vol SI25
Edna an antique New England tale by Emma
Cara, VOL; 81.
Lily White, a Romance, by Edward Goedwi., I
VOL; ST.
The life and Times of Hugh Miller, | VOL; 81.
Masdelen, the Enchantress, by f.. l.. L., vol. :;
The Wife's Trial, by Miss Pardoe; 81 cts.
Komanoe OF the Harem, by Miss Pardoe; 80 cts.
The Rival Beauties, by Miss Pardoe; 81 ots.5
Confessions OF n Pretty W oman, by Miss Pardoe;
50 cts. ..'' =. r, -,
Robert Oaklands, by Leigh Richie; Is cts.
H jels ERANCK CAYIOR
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RLACkiSTDNE'S PAVILION-'rbe urder-
- signed tof Washington) having taken A. 4
ths healthy, pleasant and popular resort, VE.AS
VIII receive guests afer the LIST bly. This srIEi
ravllion IS IN St. Mary's county, Md. near BACK
zones Island, and Is accessible b' steamers from
the most PLEASANT In the State and the water pos
Fixtures. pleasant and comlnodicrs Chamber Ao-
oommod stlons, spacious DinIrg and Ball Rooms,
Wlth erandah of nearly one hundred Ieet, 'front.'
ing the river view, aud Bowling saloon contr bn e
10 the ENJOY ment of the guests. HIS Table will he
supplied with all the luxuTies Df the water His
Bar is stocked with the choicest Wines, Liquors,
ana Cisars: FIrst-rats CotIilon Music, dali gent
servants, ana every attention be relied on.
sail and Fishing BoSts always at hand. Tne fish
Ing ls unsurpassed in the tinted States. Terms
more. 81 l.25 per diem.
S..There will lie a Grand Independence Bsll
at the lPayl!Ion On he ME mt of the 9th JAW and
every fortnight thereafter thoug hout the sea son.
e2S eolmf Y. ]. MARSHALL, Proo'r
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NEW LIVERY, SALE, AND HIRING
L SEARI.E

Corner OF l35a street and Pennsylvania ape1ne.
The undersigned begs leave to announce to The
citizens OF washington, and the pubic u
In general; that he has just completed An>
one OF the hnest stables IN the city where EtESN
can, at all tunes, be obtained as neat and ""
snowy turnout as can be- iOurd any -AA-eee>
where. My stock comprises hue assoI t,Dcut oi
horses, which, for style and action, cannot be sur
passed by any stable IN the country aud oho:ce lot
of new carriages and light wagons. Horses taken
at livery ON as reasonable terms at any establish
ment IN the city. CIVe mo u call, and 1 guarantee
satisfaction. = ! -
ma 4-3m' ALLISON NAII.OR JR
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WATER AND HOOK.

CODA WATER AND HOOK.
II You want a refreshing glass Of pure SODA
WATER, favored with the different fInit Slrups
or one of HOOK, new article in this crv. call at
J. L. MIlbun n O.s Drug Store, under W lizards
Hotel, where the best quality Of the above bevs
RACES NAV be had
j. p. MnLBURN & CO, DRUGGISTS,
il 5-en3,n WIilards Hotel.
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E,,. SHIRTS.

II SHIRTS.
Il 1TTING SHIRTS, AND NO HUMRUC.
Any gentleman W no wants n superior cur Shirt and
shirt To ut, OF the best quality Of every
one can fesiIfy who has tuSd them, call the COZ
nei ot6th street and Pshns lyaBia avenue. No lit,
sale.
ap " 60 HOPKTNS'S BAZAAR.
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Dentistry, 20.

nK. X. FINLEY HUNT,
-'sf 80. SO Peansylvania avenue. &S
VIII perform oil operations belonging TO hIs s>@1<D
profession at his old established once, a. above.
a lQ-tf
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nENyisTRY.
- DR.. STEPHEN BAILY,
Ose--S TO. iSs PENNsrLvINIA AvEHJI,
Jkrss sSsYs (reN lffk Ssrsfs. 1xx0

Dh. STEfHEN BAIEY.
, Osr+rs no. l9e PENNsYLvI MA AVEHyI,
TArss sssrs Jre~ lGk SfTsff. 10
Or. BAILYbess !eave to inform the d bio thar a,
90 be seen at al hours at his once, located above,
pcactce with the arre number Of psti.ns and sTes,
galey Of difficult that ne has treated spcoess
.oeno o. ot6sfwse, reians to me feetS H:;
own eI perience confirming the opinion OF many men
s"d and F. sFm, Ss. S S ~ ons Ds: as.
al hTf Ees a .cs5s ts e,css G films Teeth s.o
%e aOd sDG s a OF 9 Gum
neEth, as was most cOnclusively shown by the lsst
AltsoUSh he fstters himself from his long re.,-
eSoSn f6d To On SS he o
leave TO refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS:
From the late Rector Of the Church Of Epiphssrs
Or. srnrHIs BAur: Dear Sir-I desire 10 exrresz
you Ss soG opeSO. % y
10. me have seen Lls Estlsfactory hope that you
public that yOar ski!l so vel deserves. ~ '
washington. Aus. ., Las. y.%,FRfHcs,
Prem one Of the odest frr1s m Baltimore, msr,rs,
Having 5a.ss sssss.. s., 81; Der
.st OF Msshasr2n et,, 20 en- eoate for an ITn
my entire satisctios ard In view OF the fsct ihst
one oi the Tost ed members Of the Dental
perform the same work satisfactorily, il rives ne
Sfrat Peotote 10 expfess ny entire cOnfdeuce AID
hgh estusiion OF his professional st:ll,
batnmore, ) Jen. IL, 1857. nARMANN BO6gS
E1Hsst frsn rsts eyed from the ..s Hoe, y.s,
III. C.ay.or.
Ias t.e,h {.s. .nsse for ne reFt ,dnirsei, no,i-
" sos.d 10 better. VerJ gratefully,
10 those that sock relief from the na. az Of The
0oth, can checrivlly recommend DE-. &. Baily a. q
sEperor Dentist; he made q set of poroel an teets
Tor one OF my famv, and pnSg cd several teetb for
rnyeeli, and the work has s stood vel for more thss
tea yr&rI. 2UPERT r. nj xOr,
e the Va. Conf of the NJ. f. Chlroh Sogts.
Apr1l Is. lass.
We, tho undersigned, having had occasion 60 Avail
osreoives OF tho professional skill Of ur. =. Ba-,
surgeon Dentltt OF mis- oty having been cornlI,
tnt OF sns operations on our families or friends tsss
pleasure IN expressing our admiration OF his artlrtlc
skill as well as OK the uniformly satisfactory manner
In which he performs the most delloste and dIfiout
operations II Dental Surgery, and we respectfully re-
oon mend him 10 the confidence end patronage of the
pubic. of WHICH we CONSIDER kirn ty WORTHY
THOMAS Y. WALTxs, Architect T.. =. CapIto,,
THOMAS MILES. N. d., of washington d. C.
u. Z. BosRER, n. ID. OF GeorsetOvn, ID, G.
n. y, LINCOLN, Nj. d., Of Washlngton, ID, G.
Jos. n. sRADLKy, Of Washington, ID, g,
9koRsk WALTON, Ex x-Governor of FIorIds.
WALTKR LfNox, May or of wnshinrtolI
HHNRI BALDWIN, L.. :. Patent Ofhoe.
O:C. VISIT, PRINCIPAL Rittenhorse Academy.
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(SULPEPER MILITARY ms rIrUTE.-,Cnn
" next session of this ipstit tion will conpenoe
On the ht.t Monday In September. isds. For Cats.
!. :. So, - CHARLES p IhlsHTgeoy. e
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stop THAT RATrLING.

am nov prepared TO put on =. Chapm.n,s Elastic
remedy for the rafting Of The shaff. .clips t35k
OF G Gs1r,ss aI =, e. s.. and Wsson'' which nbs@
Call and examine at my Paotory. vhsra I hsus
certificates from the leading Coaahmafers in II tSS
eogntH,i - ,eaY1r ANDREW J. JOYCE, ;.
= OsnAE E~N~
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CARLLSLE WHITE suLPHuR SPRING

~ CUMB MBERL4ND COUNTY, PA.
rms weli-known Mountain Resort. situate in
Cumberland county. Pa five miles north = 4
easl oi Cairns e, will be open for visitors yeH&H
tie soth OF June. Tho waters Of these A..IG
SpriDgs are highly Impregnated with minerals, aLd
nre superior for drlI king and hathlug. Accommods
tons large. Fare from Philadelphia to Csrleisle,
SSS5; from BsltImore TO Carlis G, SIS 10. Visitors
earIng PhIiadelphia ard Baltimore IN the morning
tnin arrlve NJ tho SPRINGS At p. m.
For further InfOrmati on address the propristors,
OWEN IL CHANDLER.
Carlisle Springs, Pa.
. .Referenees.-IohnC c Da Costa. ESQ, Tho.. e.
SercIval, ESQ. Philadelphia; Alex. kiand. Esq.
YIN. Renshaw, Esq, Baltimore; Jacob Gideon.
ESQ Richard Wallach, Esq, Washn ng ton.
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EIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
TRID T. Mt
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANl
PROVIDENCE, X. /,

CHARTERED BY LEGISLATURE, JuNR, 1885.
AnthoTizsd Capital. Observation-Disclosures. SiO0NN
Cash Capital paid in aud securely
tHrsSted---- -----...----......----.- -. l50,oO
OBEDP: MILLER. WARD COWING,
SECRETARY. PREsIDENT.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS. .
Ward CowIng. IObed 4. Miller,
William A. Bradford, Thomas A Doyle,
Samuel Darling, William p. RI yder,
Edward u. Perry, George cleveland,
George w: Hall, Phil Ryder.
+. q. Gardiner,
Fire, on Stores, Merchandise, Dwellings,, Mills
Manufacturers, Hotels. &c; also, on Marine and
Inland transportation Cargo Risks at the ordinary
rates Of premium. ~.
Losses promptly and equita6ly adjusted and
pafd.
All premiums are made specific when policies are
issued, and are to be prepaid in money; and fur
ther assessment case of loss be made On the
par les SO insured. The advantsnges of Stock
System, which preciudes the possibility of an as
se5Sfnent, aTe very obvious.
The board of directors have author. .zed the issues
of Policies OH country rsk a, detached on very low
terms.
The Company expect to deserve the confidence of
the public by doing business favorable terms
rs any other hiIniiar institution. ard by the utmost
fairness and libeIh!ity all their dealings.
POlicies granted and issued to parties effectng IN
suIanoe: at once without delay by the undersigned
at his Office. w. ALBERT KING,
Agent, NO. S5 High street,
Je At Georgetown, ID. =.
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I ORD ST. LEONARDS HANDBOOK OF
IL Property Law. so hisbiy extolled in the Feb
rnary number Of Plack woods Magazine, one vol ,
cloth; price IS cents; postage IL cents.
The Pocket Chess and Checker Board -for Paying
games IN railway and coaches, comp etc with
set of Inen price o0 cents.
For sale at TAYLOR & MAURY'S
IL sank ST.
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For Rent and Sale.

'NHOSE WHO WISH LARGE. AIRY, AND
4 pleasant rooms now be accommodated &C
MKS. SEA RLt'S, Ss3 Pa. avenue, between "a and
9th streets. soy je ~ 2swaws
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EOR RENT OR LEASE FOR A TERM OF
L ARS-That very handsome and e) Xxi bly SIT
uated HOUSE on Penn ylvania avenue. between
nth and 18th streets, lately occupied by Mr. Diver
nos, as a hotel The main house is we'll ada pied for
either private residence or public house, having
nolnber OF large rooms and many c"nveDiences at
tached TO 1t and the additional house whioa lately
served the purpose Of bar, three or four rooms
up STAIRS, can very readily be converted into an Of
nee neOW WIN sleeping rooms IN the upper story.
Ihe establishment is a very desirable one for a
foreign minister; the house lately occupied bar
room, c., &c can easily be converted into Office
or ofhces below. with sleeping above for the
SECRETARIES and attaches IF the legation.
er's Building ma ar-3tdX 2awit
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Places of Resort during Summer.

SUMMER ROARD-TGe subscriber, the pro-
sy sI1or 81 tbs Sn,ea hes t a, r;. 49,
one OF the most agreeable summer retreats &S.iH
Tor families Sc. king cool shade. fine w,ter. bacing
Sir, comnodous accommodations, ard every con-
ceIvabie luxury Of the table "f we l-kept rural
hote has yet nine or ten ocmfortabe rnoms unflled
Sllch he offers 20 persons i'm Washington snd else
where deslruus of escaping from the dust, heat and
Eiare oi The cities. Two trains run daiiy to a a
convenient. -
is te rms are moderate. and he spsres pains tn
pi ase all vino favor him with their patronage. He
refers 70 the foiioylng gent emea- whose famies
SeGbers thereof have been guests in h's estsbiish
ment, VIZ: Commander Jno. Rodgers, u. 4. N;
Capt. meigss, =. A;C. s. wallach. Esq: J. w.
Cnhey Esq and Lieut.. w. ID. Porter, u. :. N.
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kOR RENT-That very desirable brick DNNEI.
Il LING HOUSE, No. 40l 18th ST rect, between !
and X. formerly occupied by Hon. I. l.. Gar,reli.
For terms, apply To WOODBURY. EMERY. No.
4o5 18th street, after o. clock p. m. je IS eotf
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PIANO FOR $40 A MONTH-SIx very
N good second hand Pianos. for sale low at SID
per month. John r. Fills
Just think Of tia PIANO for $40 per month at
ELtsiS'S Piano Store. lie %
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RARE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND coal
LOT upon Fl, Goth street. II 10y I2e feet nearly
opposite the new Presby terian Churoh. For terms
apply to DIR. CHAS. II. CRAGlN. Georgetown.
ap y ltawtf -. .
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'1sTI7 tsIig ~ ssptsH ,-g.5 ...,l,,
ats. 10 --a -.... ..as. ss.l.s r.fE u
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Bxhsst frsm rste received from the .e.e %, yet,
N. Cay.on.
U. 8. SENATE, Ase. 10, IsH,
Ths tseth yss msde for me voTf admraeiy; moth
- ~ 80 ' WY !oHN 'oiHifNS'M N. CLAYTON
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70 those that seek relief from the ma .sde. NJ a..
Noth can checrfrlly recommend DE-. 8. Baily a. q
hyperion pentlst; ne made set of porce ian teeth
Inysef, and the work 81 stood well for morsthss
tea yrarB. 2OPERTT nj xOt
e tho Va. Conf of the NJ. +. CfsrcS soris.
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MEDICAL HOUSE. Nd. 81 onstaanoa.s stEest. nsa!

MI EGU8CAL HOUSE, No. 81 Oustunhouse street, neaE
L1 Royal street-For the Cure of Old Chronic MereuIa
Syphe and all Private Diseases without Mercury hndTRnca
rom business exposure to Friends and guaranteed 10
all cases.
unparalleled success which has attended Dr. pae
lice in all the United States and Europehe many
marahle he has effected which incur
able by the eminent physicians uses him offering his
services the confidence of the unfortunate The following
of the diseases termed Private which
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies Dr. James per-
sneny eradieaes meiy Syphilis primary secondary
tertiary Structures Urethtal Discharges Glee onofrhea
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections of females
complicated Diseases of
danmBtOu of the Bladder aud Kidneys Rheumatism Hydro.
eele Cancers Ulcers TnmoFs and all Diseases Of the Skim
Dr. would Rio call the attention especially
who have privately and improperly injured themselves
and solitary habit which ruins the body
ting them for either business society," viz Constitutional De-
billy Impoency. The following the sad aud
melancholy effects produced by early habits of YOUTH
Weakness of Back and Limbs Pain in the Head Dmness Of
Vision Loss of Muscular Power Papation of the Heart DyB
pepsia, Nervousness lFabil5, symptoms of Consumption
Mentally, the fearful effects the mind 10 be
dreaded Loss of Memory Confusion of Ideas Depression Of
Spirits Evil Forebodngs Aversion Society," Self DistFust
Love eff Solitude Tmdiy, etc. of the evils produced
All persons afflicted with of the above Should
fail call DIR james and be at restored to perfect
health false deieaey you, apply once and
yourself the awful and dreadful Of this
terrible maaoy.
weakness Of the organs Immediately cured and full yeoT
Remember 1.-THE Medical House of Dr. 81 Custom
house street.
Private and separate reserved Hours of attendance
from A. NJ. TO s 7. II.
Consultations strictly confidential
Ps-Recent cases Of GonorFhea cured in twenty eurB
pay. Dr.. JAMES
oil ly 80 EusonhAasA street,
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JeBerg's Double-Acting Suction and Force Pump,
Nth India Rubber Bail RttLves.

Eoktfh 4tistEt 4suuUs5 9tttt FutceSs
Suitable Sugar and Cotton Plantations Draining Exeavs
tonss Dry Docks, Ships Ocean and River Steamers,
Dwellings, ETC.. etc., etc
having been appointed Agent for this State
Tor the sale OF geherys Improved DouheAet citing Pump with
India Rlhber Ball Valves prepared receive orders
and furnish same This valuable invention patented June
9TH 1850 and awarded the FIRST PREMIUM at the New
York State Fair held ct Elmra in that year IN intro
duc TINS new Pump this community the undersigned
eendee that his efforts to bring it into general will be
seconded by all who its operation construction,
The perfect adaptation solid Balls of India Rubber for
lump Valves Will at be apparent every thinking mind
he to water and their yielding surface
certainty OF operation and perfection of which cannot
he attained by the nse Of any other Valves The spicityt
the facility with which the parts removed
and replaced the compact form renders this the perfect
should possess OF these valuable Pumps as
apt from their general purposes they moment be
transformed into m efficient Fire Engine
ute Price so, 20 = ~ 20 a=
Size No Possesses capacity of forcing gallons
Size Ne possesses capacity of forcing min.
Ad tage Sizes sutablef for Dry Docks or heavy Drainage
up 70 capacity OF 800 gallons per minute are now p course d
and may soon be expected Nos and are ad.
hIeoy adapted 70 sugar Houses for forcing Juice
ana the ordinary which Pump generally an
hea he toF Fedeemag s8apg hsnds, tbs No.
The subscriber feels convinced TINT when these Puusps ars
WIZ speak for Themselves that sooner on later
they will go into generalusa " = ~
samples Of Size No 2cAH be operation at G. O. Bier
20 NO. 70 lamp reet Price Coul0n's No. I0T PoydTsR
street. or at the Office Of the undersigned where persons
ANDERSON D. DIETER, Agent
Grnrf aFaa7
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.
sgaEEr 0onnlsslogEHIs DEraa1nE

STREET UOHMIss1ONER7S DEPlBTMEFT,(
City Hall, July %, 1858
R7g- The undersigned does hereby earnestly
beg citizens OF different Wards Of the city
his make complaint against the neglect Of duty or
abuse power any Of the deputies IN his department
this purpose complaint books will DO found 1T the following
places City Hall Peter and ChaFtre streets Re-
office Fourth District Recorders Office Third Dis.
triut. O.. o. FLETCHER,
ty22 2n Street Commissioner
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AUCTION SALES.


By ToURNE THOMAsl AuctoneeT5.
SATURDAY, the gath inst, ut ~ o'clock,
~ st Banks Arcade Magazine street. will he bald-
BEN negro boy aged A1years good cook and general
laborer, fully guaranteed.
ElsTER fv2q
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20 PLAN.Tnts. eOllDRRs. &c.

soUFHERg FIRE-PR00F ROOFING
The undersigned public Fire. Proof Roofing
teraI possessing the following advantages hi
the kind which has heretofore been discovered;
1t cheaper than STATES require heavy
and expensive roofs, will last long, needs NO REPAIRS
and when finished has the appearance Of STONE.
1t is invaluable for repairing OLD RgOFs Ola shlnss
covered without removing the Shingles ii
pereedes the necessity Of valley hanging CUTTERS
OLD METALLIC ROOFS may be made perfectly tight rqss
Roofs which have given trouble for years. and a
feetly tight.
1t neobustible IS npervious water affected ~
the atmosphere SUM- and conductor Of h0aa
applied species OF roofs, fiat inenes
be applied sides Of houses taking the place ef uee
and will give building covered the external
pearanoe of being constructed of stone.
Fer the roofs OF onnnbusee and steamboats, is 2s i
uRbe and would render railroad ties nperhabie when eoe
with it they would no longer be exposed 70 the stmoa
Planters and Builders can be furnished with the s6uiE
Fire Proof Roong,, with plain instructions how TO apply
SUGAR HOUSES, E
RAILROAD CARS and DEPoFs,
BRIDGES,
n WAREHOUSES;,
be covered and made perfectly Fire and asrIga8
with our Roofing,
We are prepared make contracts which win suPs7a
tend or furnish the material to any part Of the country vita -
structionE how TO use 1t.
We are prepared to negotiate with builders and osFs Tor ~
purchase Of the right Of States, Parishes Counties and 4
Once of the Company no. IS ST. CHARLES sTREEzs
basement 81 me tssopi' iGLENNoN COLEMAN CO.
Liberal inducements offered TO Builders and others 70 t
Agents. =, -.
will meet with prompt attention 49,.
observation-disclosures In all parts OF the country N ID ana