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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-24


REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE STATE DEMOCRAT |
The Hon. James NJ. Ellwood being intro
duced to the meeting, came forward and
said
Mr. CHAIRMAN AND Fellow CITIZENS: The
Democratic convention which met at Iowa
City in June last, conferred upon me the
honor Of nomination for the office of At
torney General of this State A time hon
ored custom Of the party has made it the
duty of candidates to traverse the State and
discuss the Issues before the people. In ODE
dience to this custom, stand before you
tonight 1t is the privilege of each citizen
of this country, to think, speak, act and
vote for himself on matters moral, political
and religious this right has been secured to
us. 1t is the exercise Of this freedom Of
thought and action which has given rise TO
the political parties into which the people
Of this country are divided. l am one who
believes that the great masses of both par
ties are honest, while portion of the lead
ers of both:may be dishonest. stand here
tonight neither to prescribe or abuse any
man for his political opinions; on the other
hand, l freely concede to each man right
to an honest and fearless avowal of his SEN
timents, provided he honestly holds them,
and holds himself in readiness to abandon
his party organization if it does not carry
out the principles to which II 10 pledged and
is not marked in its course by corruption.
l shall tonight discuss the politics Of the
State Of Iowa. and will-furnish you with
facts regarding the administration of its 60
vernment You know that not a solitary
dollar is expended by the government Of
your State, except it comes through your
pockets. 1t is therefore proper that You
should know how it is exf ended-bow the
agents whom you have appointed to admin.
lister your affairs have discharged their trust.
Ii they have not been faithful to their trust
then repudiate them @ts ~ z
The State Government WAS organized in
lS4S, and up to the first OF Nov ember, 1854.
its affairs were administered by the Demo
cratic party. During the years l847, 1S4s,
lS49, 1850, 1851 aud 1852, the average ex-
penses Of the state were lsse than al 900
per year. | propose to examine the ac-
counts in detail, and to contrast them with
the State expenses during the last three
years.
In the year 1854, James W. Grimes was
candidate for the Office Of Governor Of your
state. and In his speeches upon the stump
he proclaimed that the Domoesatic party
had bssn hithlsss 70 their trusts, and plsd9
- that u ths people wsail pas Ne Rstub.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-24

Competition is thA Life Of Trade
"A q the SCOT HOuS 81. st the low price q q
pr wesb. Families and single ssnlsmsD oan b sus-
a1Dhsd With pleAsaas sAd airy roane q prices =
ss!stne s.s~ J.. J. uUnpnD1Y 90,
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|ORNEY AND COUNSKLLOR AT Law AND
OF Deeds for Connecticut, Will
| conveyance Of Real Estate, exAmin ng titles
| other kinds Of legal business
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-24
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.

HENRY II. ANDERSON,
A ffORSEY AND COUEsELLOR AT Law
"A Mt rovOhtsn Block, Davenport, Iowa Tsep2l
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-24

sTEAMDOAT 1sEGASTE1.
Arrived
Sept n
Steamer 1snDuAW, 0ri0th g. Paul.
Steamer TIsHOMlHoO, Keoeh, 4satAooe.
steamer 4AaHY HAR1I0, Weho. 0olens,
OeDasted.
Sept. q.
Steamer PEnBIHAw, =. LOuis;
0eoomsr TIsnonluoO, Keoch, 0ontTcoe.
0teaDer xATD OAssol, Cray, O1hoJne,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-24
To B Bllllders.

DRoPosAH will be received on aa,uIdsy and Mon.
dsy. September IS and 81, for the er &C ion 81
BRICK WAaEH0UsE
Plans and specifications to be seen at my once
G. AUGUSTUS HAvILAND
eepZs-Sd Cor BRADY end sts.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-24

CORRIN A. DOW,
tORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW
NOTARlkS PUBLt
|e-At Mackiot 4 Oorbin's ExchAnge otsoe,
bort, Iowa. ooAoH
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-24

We deny the charge Of taking bodily
from the Democrats local columns an orig
mai article which We published as a leader
The editor of the Democrat knows very well
that the article to which he refers was not
original in his papers, Wuscdtine Journal
If so, will the Journal now please state
from what or whom the article was stolen
by the DEMOCRAT We do not deny but
what we got our data from a scientific work
but we ask the Journal now to state where
he previously saw the article. which he
took bodily from our local columns, and
made leader of without changing word !
SPEECH OF Hon. j M. ELLWOOD.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-24

New Thoater at LO Claire Nall.
Lessee AND MANAGER, AR. HENRY YAnREN
AN ELEGANT PROSCENIUM.
BEA UTYFUL STOCK or yCkNER "
NEW STAGE AND NEW GALLERY,
On this, Friday Evenins, September "a,
Win be presented the Fairy Ex rsvssausa Of
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST.
And the populas Drams, 10 one oct. OF
ROBERT MACAIRE.
YAAoeeTS4. ....es....e...s.ss.ss.ss.s. 80 ceuts.
GALloaS,. S,....s..s.............s.. cent,
~ The hox O@ce viii Be opened q Thsssday
mSf nins 10 O'Clock. when ssats cen - saeu sd
Spa
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FAnAERs AND MECHANICS BANK.

& Georgetown, D. O., January q 1858.
SIR In response to your communication Of the 23d of
December transmit herewith the cashiers last weekly
statement showing the condition Of this bank on the 3st
of December ultino.
In regard to your request to be furnished with t of
the debtors Of this bank instructed by the board Of
trustees to say that they feel very reluctant furnish
such a statement to become public document, which
might thereby operate nuriousy 10 such debtors but
they are willing that you, the whole committee, II it
will suit your convenience to do so, should call at tho
bank and examine all tho accounts on discount led,
ger t
OF the item of ''blls and notes discounted, shown
by the cashiers statement, VIC consider $ll0G4 80 as
debts lost to the bank and in consequence Of recent
commercial failures consider $26 500 Of said bills and
notes as in great danger Of being lost VA .sr
To give the committee more just estimate OF the
present value of the stock OF the bank it proper 10
state that ccmm.tcec of stockholders rIgdly lnvesu-
gated the condition Of the bank IN july s49 ana came
TO the conclusion that the capital stock then owned by
shareholders 1920 s05 was only worth $i9I ,94'.
Since then by the recovery Of debts deemed bad by the
committee at that tune and gains upon real estate since
that time disposed Of together with surplus profits, after
,s,,n dividends and expenses Of the bank, that sum bad
b.en increased the 3lst of December 1887 10 $3.50
s56 az Should the s26 s00 above referred to ms in
reat dsnaer being lost be ultimately lost tothe bank;
win reduce this last by That amount The most
of the slt o64 80, however referred to AZ LOST was
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TO OUR SUBS CRIBER S.

person viii books, unless his
payment o the subscfipioa be- made in adyauc ~
may letter and all rsk
wlI be ourselves IN rs safe transmission
The COUNTRY published riweek during The sessions
Of Congress- and semi weekly during the recess, t
subscriptions period year viii be received on terms
proIortoned 10 tbs above
Ho-fOsrArEls agents and by
sending DAILY subscribers enclosed stii
subscribers, with enclosed, will entitled 10
gratis.
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Proposals for Engraving and Lith0graphic
Printing.

OryicB SUPERINTENDENT Prmic PRINTING,
Washington January 20, 1853.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until
the second day February IL O'Clock
aud printing from the the
House Representatives Of tho United acs two thousand hun
drcd and y Of each certain
accompany he Of the President Of the United
and documents Bidders will the for engraving each map
aud the hundred copies for printing separately
The viii be openfor the inspection bidders this Office
I'll the OF tho for closing the bids The
for printing these maps will be furnished by this Office
Bonds will be required from the successful bidder for tho faithful
execution Of his contract.
dsntIy understood that bid will be entertained om
party directly engaged in practically acquainted with the
bid 4.t
The proposals be addressed 10 Gro BOWMAN Snpern
tcndon OF the Public Printing Washington and be endorsed "Propo
sss for Engraving aud llhographc Printing"
rl GEO. W. BOWMAN Superintendent
Jan 20--eotd Intcl&Star.l lE4ftit
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TIME NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
II sales mail stesmers.I The ships comprAng

The Atlantic Capt Oliver Edrdge.
The Baltic
mo Aar"to it.---..s Capt James West
These ships have for
service every has been taken their
their engines " insure strength speed
for passengers arc unequaled for elegance and comfort
he steamers N this line have Improved
and no expense has been spared make them s guo
the orongh examination given hc their
tioA urNQrAuMb. A at5'. if litf ~
Price q from New Liverpool cabin $780,
IN second cabin 80 From Liverpool TO New York, 80 20
guiness tf 80 =
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship t.
No berth be unit patd H
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GOLD AND SILVER PURCHAsED
AT BEST RATES, FOREIGN bills EXCHANGE SOLD ON
7ElE PRINCIPAL POINTS IN EUROPE IN SUMS TO SUIT.
TOLD CURRENCY AND VIRGINIA MONEY
accounts will be- for deposors payable
gold charging tho Checks
cordingiy.
Sight drafts principal
suit
Bonds and stocks sold commission
Uncurreat money bought and Sold :. ~ tral
IAnd warrants purchased 1t the highcst rates. ~ "A
~ ,tab SWEENY, RlTTENHOUSE, FAINT, co.,
Dec A--Sm Bankers
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TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.
wolfe,s Schiedam, Aromatic Schnapps.

WoucNb cCH1cuum AEOmasAC 0CnnUPPss
proprietor begs strangers
Washington very superior article Holland gi which
he public the wocs Sho-
dam Aromatic Schnapps. ~ 4is8 @
This gin manufactured by the proprietor exclusively at his dl
Schedan Holland the barley
procured Europe medcaed by
the harsh berry, the choice botanical variety
se aromatic Italian juniper berry whose dis
titled and reccd with lis sptuous thus
ing In its cordial and medicinal properties alcoholic
heretofore s pfte st. siisat 6 lt1i5f ~ u
The proprietor has submitted nearly the whole medical faculty
OF the
sand physicians and chemists who endorse their signatures
n desirable addition mnteria medca I
purchase genuine article
the whole country
Put and hotties Of
ali respectable druggists groces
5#At E&f aa4 UDOIPIIO WOLFE
t4.i.c# 5# Sole Importer and Manufacturer,
Depot No ~ Beaver street. New York
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DHHODEMIC SOCIETY OF GEORGETOWN
IL College win meeting the resident and nonrcs
dent members d he odeio Society At Gcorgctown College on
Tuesday 20h ocok, for the purp0se u determining
The cxpedncy celebrating the Landing Of tho 7rms Of Maryland
the ensuing May. si ~ IH'F 1s IA ~ "
.... ny order Of Society sl .l.g.
REV EDWARD II. WEIGH sJ,
.. .. - ff - ....fi.., ~, fs.,r President.
csAs n, Ksvsr, CDR. ssc Rs Jan H.
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uOUsEFURNsHING DRY G0oDs.-HoOE

H0fH Co, north sle Pennsylvania avenue between Sch
9th keep constantly completely
ed stock Of ths wng named goods which they respectfully
v.s ths atteuton of purchasers viz kl,rss, III i
Tho patterns Wilton capetngs the patterns Of
velvet cang bs newest patterns Of tapestry capeng tho
patterns N Brussels carpcings three ply ngrans
common nsvams twed and plain vsninn and cApctngs
Duggcs linen floor damasks, damasks, and oil cloths stair
crumb cloths Mosaic velvet tnted ushcr rugs mats
passage mats mAtDgs colored and white Canton mAttng
hoo and table c cIoths superior bed blankets MAre'es counter
bolster nens superior
table damak sen daask table cloths and napkins . match dam
ask hucksba dasr ana ether Uenss; and table
lace and muslin brocA san lane danak and other
tain materials reps other macrtah @ covering furnuss gilt
corncs shade neus, gimp, assr curtain
pins &C. bloc and worstc pushc velvet
and hussss ostnAns h osshsr with great variety of other
useful and ARTICLES all Of which will bc offered upon such
10 insure specdy saies w 4.if i 13--h
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Warrington Aqueduct. e
osvIc~ or rE ,WA4elruruS Aatspuct,
Washington, March s, 1857

o'nc" .. rur N.sursros Aaenpqct
Washington, March 5, 1857
DROPOSALS are invited for materials and work
cpusah rvceIyed up May opened noon Of that
p tohles and tebncauns Tho materials and work TO be
s will be ready for examination at this once and
The work 70 be let will embrace masonry Of bridges
and o. iron pipes
rubble, and cut stone, 30.
For the particular works to the
upon portion yet acquired by the
thereon but for such unavoidable delays allowance
only be completed under the pres
ont but all contracts for unfinished will
right prescribe The Of progress
unss sas d % e and , IN s na q hS
shall be stopped until funds become available t ~ ~
funds reserved Per cent WIN 30 pa X in The judgment Of
tho engineer the work has been properly executed far
yp,ens viii be mAdc In specie checks upon the United saos
win ] s he M
DO paid their full wages monthly and In specie. M9
,sraIs on The Washington Aaueduct0 :
The United as states @ the right to reject Z. tho bids
ments be considered most conducive to the progress the
Every accompanied guarantee signed by
one IN. more r. ID s' se that he % 2, they
enter Into obligation within days with good sufficient
be accompanied by the certificate Of the United
Judge United States district attorney agent officer
partmcn War that tho guarnnors able make good their
guarantee.
opened presence bidders any choose to
present N. MEIGS,
Capt. Of Engineers charge.
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
To Capt N. G, Megs, U. S. Engineers EEH
We, the undersgnsd residents Of In the State OF -,
hereby Jointly scvcray with the United and
the bid Of
they wi days acceptance bid exc
same with ucen per
furnish the articles conformity the
advertisement under which made And In the said
shall fail to enter into contract aforesaid guaranty
lowest bidder. t- sa9f
(Signcd) A. b.
c. d.
thereby certify that my knowledge belief tho
above named gunran.ors are good and Sufficient.
(Signed) e. F.
Sep l--1awn asf -rs x
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An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berth can be secured until paid for

l% A EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No SO Wall street. N r.
BROWN, sHtFfkY, / TO-,
s r liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD & CO..
No ~ Austin Frars, London
sa &44A e3r' D. @. WAINWRIGHT 4 CO., 9l0
tfL4
The owners Of these ships will not bo accountable for gold
bullion specie jewery precious
ding signed therefor and the value thereof Expressed
Dec 16--dN t ta3;sfi.i ia ssl ss II. tefH3t rH1
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TMpoRTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS, BY whicl

IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS, by which
teir Be doublcTh undersigned has invent
cd and the United States for the
ranesn combaton mschncry for converting seed cotton
into poccs the through tho
ricus preparation spinning machinery until s ready for ship
weaving. sf.fl lf fit M. .4g. N u
Te from this will he at east ton cont
hbre (unbokcn and uninure by the
the used 10 and dis
..rs NJ win BE- heavier, and
win tho Of the world dsancing all composition At
advanced prices. -, ~,
patent planters will be informed ~ 70 terms with complete in
stxcoas how obtain the bAst machinery and all
other necessary PARTICULARS application addressed %
Bee o-2aW1yM NaelaIe 6&ON8* q. HANhf, 1oo"s'
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(,oMPLETION Of Panama Railroad .-Reduction

TOMPLETlON 4 Of Panama Railroad Reduction
~ Of Cahfnia-Lnited steamships
York for puwa on the 9Th and 10th Of each month connecting
mail steamers from Panama San Francisco -
steamships have nspced approved by tho Navy
Department, and gSaraney 1esf AID syfy A e&+ fis
railroad al miles copleted ffom
creased In or hours The haggsge o
York through Francisco and
At the company expense The
money New York all expenses OF the trip t
kept in New York Panama. and San
Francisco detention In accident that e route
entirely rcliaHe t
PssscDgers day they Aspanwa
through charge
and children without other protectors sAts et HNg
For through tickets the lowest apply at the agency III
West street, New York, 70 l. w. RAYMOND.
May 6-dG v tEr rsJt fssa5 fralta alRl.sssF ga l.s
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|NARRIAGES FOR SALE have on hand large
assortment Of bugss rockaways and and horse
rages the latest and styles Also several second
hau light and carriages but little used any q which
low for cash. negotiable at short date
always the stock thst kcpt this cy and
persons intending purchase should Gail examine stock
before purchasing elsewhere. THOMAS YOUNG q
NJ No. 400 Pennsylvania
Also fur SALE No family horclArge, young, and perfectly
gentle and sound, used by myself during the summer
Nov lS--3tawnkcpsw y a445ss t M
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Marble Manufactnres, TOmbs, Statuettcs, Etc.
VNHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites the atten-
Il ton Of the public bis large and elegant stock Of
h@l MARmls r0MBsrONEB, ANB MONUMENTS,
Al his north Twelfth Theea,
streets. ffi..
He epcy experienced line
ruAss aaA o<her description
MARBLE NANrMS OF THE LATEST STYLES,
o his naau6soeure, sad Of superior quality.
INTIs DOOR AND WINDOW Mls. CARRIAGE sTEIS NEW
YOQK N~kG0GNG, Ac ~, III ~,
everything hAt required IN tAe marble aad
ness, pr utihy tass for the Ane astsh
invesa visit % his yasd where judge
SELF
in addition nunher n
beautifully wrought spah either The
of them imported ny himself psmsc
the fancy hc VIII manufacture order such may
BY his varied facilities ompness and strict attention 70 business
he hopes meet the oxfeotsaons u hk patrona.
WILLIAM RUTHERFORD
street north, between Twelfth thirteenth streets
Sep 3-d6m ~
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Washington Branch Railroad
Trims run as folfous

Washington Branch Railroad.
.aa tffA Trains Al toliow: }&I
T EAVE Washington at g. a. M; g, a. M; 3, p. m;
IL 4 90, p m; bl5, p.
The M, 20, p. directly
Baltimore for the Relay the West those
and 1b annapolis; and for Frederick and
Norfolk. & flf f r tEl
a. I. 20 and
Annapolis and Washington functions.
Tho Of Saturday goes only Phiadel
phia
Jan 2I 7. H. PARSONS, Agent
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PHOTOGRAPH OIL PAINTINGS. n
DROFESSOR J. f. CHURCHILL, Artist, respect
a fully rcsurns bis for encourage
msnt, and soiciA continuance Of the
adc McCArsyh Gallery No. AS rcnnsyvanA avcnue three
doors east Of ~ street.
Dec 4-1 81 hi'@ WY e4atrt3f aAf tNFit ff
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
GeOrgetOWn. ID. q. 4 EH

TyHIS large boarding and day school for young
ladies' long Ayorably known conducted by Miss L.
English s now under n Narrower principal
and experienced teachers
department Of learning.
Members ofCongres whose call hcm Washing
their wards here undcr their
many accustomed doho graduates Of this
seminary representing nearly every State in the Union
FOR psrtculars address m %G N. j. NARROWER,
Principal Of the Georgetown Female Seminary,
Sep l2-eoH '& Georgetown, D. G.
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TNOR LEASE--A square of ground situated cor.
IL Of 10Th and Boundary streets No lss for
years. particulars apply > GEORGE w. BRAY,
Collector and Agent for Houses
22--eodlm No. 2s9 Ninth street, between NJ and N
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Winter Term.--Instruction In French.
MONSIEUR e. MASSE returns thanks for the
1l patronage hitherto Afforded HIM and gives notice that the
will Tuesday the st VI December.
also class OF less than and
twenty pupils receive instruction by the oral method
This will consist Of sixteen sons twice week
EACH tb the Iic win employ Fasquce
System the coloqna cxsrciscs History
Napoleon by younger Persons wishing
part win please leave their
Mohnn Boksorc Of Pcnnyivania avenue and l
Hon. T. Toucey, Secretary Of the Navy, Washington.
Rev George D. Cumminr
Rev smith Pync st ~" F
y. r. Fculai. csq, VIZ sIi fJ lff" II E EHf
Rev. r. Cleveland Coxc of Baltimore. a. II =. .s.Fa
RI Rev Bishop T. NJ Clark H. d. Providence
RI Rev Bishop T. @. Browneil, n. D., Hartford, Come
Hon r. A. Green New Bedford H.Iu HF.HH @
Rev. Charles Lowe, /" lIi3st FU III .r-srsa.fa t.r
Rev. Charles II. Brigham, Taunton. m ~ 4
Rev 4 W. Snow Z"
0~crgc q Emerson, esq, Boston. ESQ i,N
Richard II. Dana ESQ., "eh Ht NsN To Nfl. M .7gd
E@cs ssegent esq., :" .sJ .-r 81 ve-, tlirt
Nov 24--cOdu II. ..... 49,. y.
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DYvERNOIS' HOTEL,
Pn1ransa Avnss, baceen Seventeenth and Eighteenth arefs
a WARRINGTON D. C. T"
establishment newly furnished and arranged on the most mod
and improved principle, with private apartments
for either ladies' gentlemen.
"a The supplied with the choicest OF wines and liquors
and other dcIcaces In scason Hta. fTlsf t
Hot and cold lunch from II O'Clock a. m, until IL, M
Nov ttttk AltH als > Il tIfft
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1nCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION and the Ocean
~ rost; by Thomas Rainey. Price important
work. Jus, published and for sale at INK sd 6sfst'la
U.... TAYLOR MAURYS
Jan 1p-st Bookstore, 9th st.
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Washington Insurance Company.
CHARTERED BY CONGRESS.
yINHlS Company is now prepared to receive appli-
buildings, merchandise &c., the
city rates. without charge for policy their Office
and Penn tho Washington City Savings
Bank 5s.4e .sf .444ts.-I gl
wm r. Bayly, semucl Bacon,
JOS Bryan, James +. Halliday, g
VIM Orme, Hudson Taylor,
8f Francis Mohun NV. Gait 4
BENZ. BcalL ID
t 9 JAMES c. MCGUIRE, President
G. d. HANsoE, Secretary M 3- 5tfs. l
May 29-dly Ia
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CARD.-Those of our customers who have open
upon hereby notified that the will
be made or the 2oh ns and respectively presented
settlement about the first Of the year
be obvious all that the peculiar condition Of monetary
obligatory aud speedy
and by doing apology viii be
Dcc 24--3taw4w ..i.t. IIOOE BRO. Il co.
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TEXAS LAND FOR SALE.--3O, 900 acres, in 800,
64o S and League tracts situated contiguous
railroad Terms accommodating
price mcdeatc good No encumbranccs Apply George
Fisher, a the National Hotel, Washington.
N | ! |
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Houses Printing Telegraph.
washingson January, 1858.

CONVENIENCE or THE GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS,
Bankers generally Of tho West End Of the city
TINTIE New York and Washington Printing Tele-
graph Company have opened oco IN Wilars Hotel whence
New York And from thoo ccs IN connexon with the dnercnt
House telegraph nnes Wheeling Htsburg Cncnna
Louisville Nashville Memphis and New Orleans Albany Buffalo
Cleveland Columbus Indianapolis Toledo Detroit Chicago
Toronto, Hamilton, Montreal Quebec Proydenoe
Boston, Portland, Halifax g. Johns and all intermediate
points in tho United and British provinces.
Onccs-Natona Hotel, entrance from Sixth street @8 81
Wizards Hotel, entrance from the vcstbulc.
Jan 20--d1w tfti ~ tNf HN ".
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~ WOODWARD'S Metropolitan Stove and Crate
Os factory ss Pennsylvania avenue between 10th and lh
streets. att wa 'ee 'e ~ Fl
Z Sop 4--codif6m e fiIt .t1