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AH Work Warranted for one Year,
PAPER HANGINGS


GA HR REEEE-Ws
TUsT BECE!VED--Per late arrivals, by ivIaExTE
j b AlElsl2s 10 and III Clay street, San Fran
cisco
500 cases Paper nanvings, French and Ameri.
can-every variety:
COCO rolls Of Frefich and American Borders;
800 ps. Tapestry Velvet Carpet;
G2j Us. TaHc-try Brussels CARPET;
$50 pg. ThIeepty Caeptt:
800 ps. Supetine Ingram Carpets;
$50 rs. Extra Fine lngbin Carrots;
200 lis Cotton and Wool Carpets;
l2j ps. Stair Carpets, assorted;
2l5 ps Bay State Drlrgets;
500 ps Oh Cloth assorted;
rs ps. silk Damask and Btocatelle;
500 ps. Cotton and Wprsted DamaSk:
1000 pair Window Shade;
$40 paiT Lace CuItJils;
go pair Muslin CW'ains:
5000 Cornices and Curtain Bands;
32j Mats, assorted;
stair Rods. Table Covers, Glimps, Fdnges
&c, Wholesale and Retail, by
FRANK BAKER.
10 ~ ne, Clay strssi, San Frdnei'eo.
March 9Th, 1853. nl5-3m.
So n. B, Orders from Tho country Gllod with
care and dispatch, =. b,
, 1858-05-07
Assessors Notice.

A LII persons who arc aggrieved by the assessment
"A Of their property at too high value, will meet
The undersigned at the County Auditors Oftce, in
Olympia, on MONDAY, the Slst dly'of May, 1858,
when ltley will be heard to any changes in their
assessments. -
W. KIRTLEY, Assessor,
May 4, 1853 Aw74 ..h
, 1858-05-07
To all whom it may Concern.

II D. WARBASS HAS THIS DAY MADE AN
Il. assignment to nc Of all his real and personal
estate for the benefit of his creditors. All persons
indebted are requested to make immediate payment,
and those having claims are requested t. forward them
to me at Bcllingham Bay as early as practicable.
L. C. FlIZHUGH.
April 27, 1858. 3m23;
, 1858-05-07
Saturday the 2th day OF JUNO.

1855 at o'clock, NJ for the purpose Of nominating
one candidate for the COunc-six candidates lor the
House OF Representatives for Thurston county, and
one for Thurston and Sawamsh counties j1intly,-a
candidate for County Auditor Treasurer. Shci6 one
County Commissioner, Assessor, Coroner, and sIcl
other offices as may reqire to Ie filed at te Ensuing
election.
1t is further recommended that the Democracy oil
the several precincts assemble at tie usual places Of
holding elections In their respective prctnts, on
SATURDAY, MAY 29th, to elect delegates to
the said County Convention
The ratio Of representation In the County Conven-
ton will be heretofoTe-one delegate to every ten
votes cast in the precinct at the previous annual
election.
The county Of Sawamish is also respectfully re
qesed to appoint delegates to attend the Convention
on the day above mentioned, for the nomination Of
the joint representation to which she and this county
are entitled.
full attendance Of delegates is earnestly solicited
By orger OF the Central Committee.
EDWARD FURSTE,
WM. WRIGHT.
Olympia, May S, 1853.
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IRA WARD.
ikD. swift
WARD & HAYS,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FLOUR, WHEAT, SHORTS, BRAN, LUMBER, &C.
TUMwArER, W. T.
the warehouse Of WARD X HAYS, two miles
"A south of Olympia at the fails OF shutes river The
public will at all times find in store and for sale any
quantity of the above enumerated articles at prices
conformable with the times Everything they have to
sell, they will warrant II he fully equal to what they
may represent it. Small vessels can reach tho vicin-
ty Of their warehouse the 1ood load, aud leave on
the ebb tide.
TumwAter, Nov. %, 1856. PLY
, 1858-05-07
THE PUGET SOUND WESLEYAN INSTITUTE

THE SUMNER TERM (OF TEN wEEKs) OF
u the Puget Sound Wesleyan Institute will begin
on the third Monday in May, 1853
B. R. FREELAND, Principal.
Gan Assistant II necessary
:, Tuition in the several departments as follows:
Higher branches-Iatin and Greek. .......... Ss 90
Arithmetic Geography, and Grammar, 90
hheading, Spelling, and Writing. ............ 90
Primary. ................ & 90
Drawing aud Painting, each extra. ......... 2 90
Aqsc on the Piano, II 90
Instruction in Vocal music free Of charge.
Phonography taught i " -.
students admitted at any time, but charged for half
term, or term.
The government will be paternal, but strict
j. r, DEvORE, Agent
Olympia, May I, ls5s.-24tf.
, 1858-05-07
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT LETTERS
y Of administration have been granted to the un-
dersigned upon the estate Of JAS. SINCLAIR. late
deceased, by the Probate Court Of Clarke county, W.
T. All persons indebted tO said estate are requested
TO make immediate payment to me, and all persons
having claims against said estate are requested to
present them to me. verified according to law, at my
residence in vancouver. W. T. within one year Of the
date of this notice, or be forever barred.
J.. BROOK, administrator.
Fort NancOuver. W. T.. Mareh 81, ISIS. sw2I.
, 1858-05-07

nR. n. p. BURNS returns his sincere thanlE1 foT
~ the llbsrlshac 6f patronage he has received Tie
past I've ylall Ilum Z 1I|l1lruInC pubic. Iir1rf1
Dr.. Burns can b consulted daily a hla ollcn, a.
cept when abseut professional business Those -
siding a distance can do % " mall 4. 4. .a....,
A genuine supply of MEDICINES constantly On
N.B.-Partiealaf intention paid 70 diseases ofirhs
Eyes, and Chronic diseases % tbe BLOOD. ipcrf'
Olympia, APri .. 1851 -. yne:z9. p n
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NOTICE.

nURlNG THE LATE INDIAN WAR. THE \
IL exigency Of the times caused many Of the ~
public 10 be issued to persons other than the N
officers authorized to receive them by law, which have
not been returned TO the proper authorities.
AN Therefore directed by his Excelency Governor
McMnlhn to notify all persons in possession Of arms
belonging to the Territory and which were not issued
as portion Of the quota Of any Of the different coun.
tics, t0return the same to the undersigned without
delay.
WILLIAM W. MILLER.
Q. NJ. Gen. W. 7.
Olympia, Feb. 2l, 1855 smlI
, 1858-05-07
OLYMPIA PRICES CURRENT.

ooREEcTED WEEKLY FOR THE PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT
.H oLYNrIA, W. T., May Z, 1858.
, 1858-05-07
JAMES Carl

JAMES CARR,
Sheriff WhatcOm County, ". T.
Per JOIN A. TENANT, Deputy:
MhatcOn. w. u. March %. 1858. GM2O
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Pan of the Ladies' Union Benevolent Society
TO relieve The Poor OF Washington.

FItHE FOLLOWING Plan adopted at meeting
held November rcpu shri, wUh the Of the
collector distributors appned OF is
provisions The plan propo3cs-
districts gentleman be
Appointed collect for the relief Of the aud one lady to
order their distribution The agency of these persons to be confined
TO their particular districts.
That this be oil paid by the col
10 into the hands o appointed to act treasurer Of the
Ladies' sn devoiyc the
anrng paying against society who shall be
lowed a reasonable compensation for his services .
g. That the collectors tkc he receipts for all the
they his hands which receipts they shall to
the auditing committee who may be appointed By this Society
anime tlle trcasurcr's
4 Thi the distributors in each wrl he directed to draw Their
orders Tar possible the persons that the
number being limited the dulles OF the treasurer bc
the more easily performed.
applications assist only
within whose district the applicant resides and that distributors be
directed visit applicants possible their homes that
they with certainty the and Of their
tors in caeh district aid in obtaining employment for the destitute
who npcd o IL.
TO the treasurer for the FIRST day OF each month sending
with their bills they received distributors
that practicable thereafter the treasurer report TO joint
meeting the collectors and distributors the Of his dbuse
and the Of the treasury. isl ...#
s. That gentleman appointed OF the society
for one year, beginning with December, 1857
Q, That three gentlemen be appointed auditing committee
anime the trcasurer ut the beginning month ind
report result nf such int meeting collectors
an distributors.
10 collectors pursue
upon consultation they expcdien the
collection and distribution Of clotng bodng &C. in that
particular ward ...
generally, especially policemen
city with this society by reporting the
distributors Of suffering and destuio which
their knowledge. .-.
IIan names districts
collectors and distributors be published in the Iuegenccr Union
s ana ses OF ts cy anu hat rs many copies OF u DC printed
for general crcua the president and treasurer OF the society
may deem expclieht.
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THE ssGREAT REPUBLIC, MONTHLY

THE PUBLIC, THE BOOK AND PERToDA TRADE, AND THE
PRES
NXTE have the honor to- announce that we shall
wv issue about The 1st Of December next We IN
command the early the public and the peo
the number Illustrated Magazine 20 be called
THE "GREAT REPuBIIC' MONTHLY
intended to make this Magazine superior In every respect 10
this The general scope III
understood by It's
sEcrARAS, and WHOLLY rIrgRSoSA-
the and thinkers Of this Union field
they meet the highest ground Of conory literature
gather about every variety OF intellect.
articles viii be wide covering, oAer
grounds Essays Sketches Humorous Tales Stories Historical Incl
Review Cfanes Biographies Scientific Articles Travels Ia
Talk Dramas, nrfeht Politics, Poem Ballads, ,Sanz sonnets
MaS,, Correspondence, Gossip, &c, Nc, &r.
Tue Magazine proNsely l acd in the highest style g
wood engraving H
literary department will variety combined with
excellence believed than believe offered
public in snge periodical The following authors
included the m contributors engaged:
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PROPOSALS FOR CIRCULAR MARKING
AND RATING STAMPS
posr or1cg nE ,ARrrUr,
nnccmhnr Is IsA

SEALED PROPOSALS oeiyet tl department uail the
2l dy Of February 1852 un II f ,e eo - noon or mrS,,
lhr drs d Of APrti next markns ent rating safs q e h""
cLssS l. Circular marking stamps Steel equeI
Durability OF clrcunonee NOT 20 eNeeed S inches bat ~ nase
oe and State with EPe o ,he years non,s an aaSs ~
with handles Of cocoa maiogany Or oner eaN NS, % y % ~
ao convenient for use ~ propSsa3 or ~, @ a - % y, ' M
sering within the cc when reqne such words ANT hsuFsa -
ca. Circular marking stamps q iron maieril eqnsi
thereto tho Of offices and route s'n o.. raresis anu
rllroao h type for months aud date ~ seAs
Of the same material with suitable hlhh scrsS anu n % = "ss
the stamp 70 be the described 10 class Ae
ae 5nray q The sams se o class NJ i with
Of the oeo ahd ste with type for months and day. q pas
and haa hS saiss @ q % ast0a m @ - % s s No na, from ana ac
Marking stg mails similar e ,aos now % " y
any other style adapted 70 tle above parpose.
s,ams in clsses 3 and in m pera handles Workmanship,
rating named herein may be repaired
irea a s sa &C. Altered Re BY u the apen, tho ps
shall be Increased reduced in the same proportion VIZ
Paid Mssent and forwarded
Miisen Dac
Post Office business, free Drop cent
Advertised 10
Steamboat l5
United states 81. raHiS
Held rer postage
Proposals improved patented stamps With cylinders m the
moat and days with points TO pierce tho envelopes or with or
improvements, will he considered.
change style the described I'M
either class upon equitable reserved 10 the Postmaster Gen
cral
Furnishing whcIe the
named circular each cdst separately.
Stamps win be ordered for the different classes Of Offices ageeahy
rifles and regulations
the department hereafter be adopted In relation thereto
anau1f esrned
or the first c 500 for The second class, 2o Tor ma
third class aud 100 for the fourth class The number Of raing stamps
required for the same period s estimated at $500
Mticli OF the stamps must accompany INC proposals ~
Ech bidder Furnish with his proposals. evidence Of his ap
ity comply with his bid
Sufficient will required contract aud tho stamps
decred Office Department at the expense OF the
contractor. -
bc endorsed tho outside o Gc envelope WITH
Proposals Marking stamps and addressed the
FIRST Postmaster General Washington city, ID
AARON ". BROWN,
Ect IG--Iaw4w .a. Postmaster General.
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TIME EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE appointed to
necessary arrangements respectfully make kowno
their friends public the Fourth Anniversary 81 hr
socr viii bo celebrated by ploMENapE
MONDAY ENENiN
81 JANUARY 1859 they their friends viii be their
endeavOr render everything that be desired.
several addresses and vocal music may be expected
Professor string baud hns been enggtG pf
the
Tickets 81 admitting gentleman and ladies' DO had Of tho
cxesntye committee.
will ladies,
heretofore nnrcd their balls by e pros
but
gentlemen taking tickets the concert ana
Positively viii be allowed IN the
provision win he made for their
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ELEGANT DRESS SILKS. MoUssELINEs.

ELEGANT DRESS SILKS, MOUSSELINES,
Ia SHAWIS cfoAKs VfI.vETs &cwe would call the special
na visiting the city
o. the abovenanc goods have inst received
goods offered this
coasistIlg OF the following desirable goods @
Elegant tan, mode and black Il robes, two yoans
Rich silk robes, velvet voants.
Rich double jupe, velvet skirts.
ground silk robes In all the desirable coors
from $50 TO S25 n
Black ground robes ranging
80 pieces rich dtk silks m dress patterns assorted eoors,
in a'Ies, stripes aud Bay aderc styles.
pieces elegant black Iayaherc silks by the yard.
pieces medium price silks rs TO ~ 30
yard comprising all probability the cheapest and
colored silk be found retail establish.
south OF New York.
EVENING DRESS SILKS AND OTHER LIGHT GOODS
Just opened age, plain fancy
evening silks that have purchased comprising almost
desirable article for dresses la the assor
viii be found the following very choice articles viz
so beautiful ht SILK and white blue aud white
all white all all blue and white and lavender color
The above goods In
Robes a'Qaille robes arIos, vo'ants and voanis.
spcnd H,yadero body and trimming match
color and white and pink and white.
2ccgant tn nouured silk robes, pink and
bIue SAID o have 500 to import
embroidered robes atnile do, samo style and coors
Greaine robe Of various qualities ia light coors suitable
evening dresses and three yoant making
the stock Of light evening robes syer offered for sale
SPLENDID LIGHT SILKS By THE YARD.
We also pieces elegant
aes stripe silks, in pink, buo, color, white
Is pieces plain FOu socs blue white,
endc and Cherry color ranging s75 10 81 so
comprising suCh bo found elsewhere
Tho District
pcc plain cures every
reputation sunrn. guaranty that rsreire.
senied. W. NJ slfUSrfR CO.,
No 80, oppo,is Centre Market,
Icc T--l0dW bet Tth and Sth streets,
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REDEMPTION OF 23O,35O DOLLARS OF
VIRGINIA AND PER CENT. STOCK.

FIIE holders of the following certificates of debt,
Il issued by the state OF Virginia win take notice that The Com
msoners the Sinking Fu calling In the certificates Of debt IN
tho order which they Teieenae will proceed 90 The 10th OF
February redeem the ad eerhest the treasury OF the
holders said certificates required the
said 10Th February 1859 surrender the al the oc OF the
snd Auditor whehor surrendered or not the interest VIII cease
that Gay.
Under provide for the construct OF turnpike road
from Winchester point the Ohio riye passed 18Th March
Dnrc
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TUE TulRD ANNUAL EXHIBTIoN OF THE

FENIE THIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITION UF THE
WASHINGTON ART ASSOCIATION will be open the public
Monday the 81 January In their and spacious
gallery 10th and llth and
will (, eight wecks
exhibited the o paintings, sculpture
architectural designs and cngraviugs.
gallery will be open their the 9TH to the
3o December and er period for works Intended for the
exhibition which might be uRavodb delayed in shipment trans
portatinn
expenses transportation will be borne by the
all works forwarded by M agent7 by those
10 whom cirona addressed and the association viii hold Itself
responsible damage by works lille exhibition
exhibited deposited Ia the gallery
~ o ycr viii be charged.
suitable the catalogue should bo at
each forwarded together with its price, If for sale
the address Of the artist The
should communicated by mail tho shipment OF the
works.
by order Of the board u management
HORAn0 STONE President.
WASHINGTON. u. c. 8, 1858. Nov 7-1awf
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TINE ONLY ARTICLE UNRIvALLED IN MAR

II ket, with Immense Home European Demand.
The Why Il that by natures process tho
natural o9r @ s SsF a1 & @ s .s sSps @
dandra itching the scsp quets and up the
and thus all headache and may be relied
calling on makes soft glossy healthy and beautiful and u used
by the young three week will fall become
gray hrn render read the following and Judge for yourselves
NRw YonK Jan s. 1858.
Woop Go Gentlemen Having heard good deal
made np NV nina to lay aside e preiuass which IN com
mon with great persons had against all manner Of patent
@ @ mrSae ra snort NP' ago using your ''e
The result has been 80 very satisfactory that am very glad did so
grny was bat who having prejudice without
setting aside unwilling your Restorative
til they further proof the best proof being ocular
moasraen write you this letter. which you may show TO any
of the y. y. Wire Railing establishment every day.
every way being gser and thicker aud much healthy
looking am yours, respectfully,
Corner Columbia and Carroll sts., Brooklyn.
IIylxasros, Ala, Feb IA, 1853
Paor wooopar N Your Hair Restorative has done much good
for sever years rnscd suppose from slight burn when was
weeks and md growing having
used all other remedies known 10 no effect think the most vana
You can publish this If you think proper Yours, &c,
s,w. MIDDLETON
pluraDKrIquA, Sept. O. 1857
woop-Dcar Sir Your Hair Restorative proving itself
no lost is eoverinssas in fact bald have used but two half
pint bottles m Restorative and now the top Of my head is well
receiving have tried other preparations without amy
whatever think from personal Recommendation,
lean induce many others Try IT, Yours respectfully,
n. X. THOMAS, ~ ID.
No. 46i Vino street
The HrSioravcs bottles Of three sizes via large,
the small holds half pint and reti for dol
bottle medium holds twenty per
proportion than the small retai for dollars per bottle the
large holds quart 40 cent more in proportion and retals for
50 a bottle.
o. co. proprietos Broadway, New York, Gin the
New York Wire Railing Ethmcnt and ia Market street
81. Louis, Mo.
And sod by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
Nov 1s--l3m r
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n A. CARDWELL, Real Estate aud General

D. cSS-tNhif StNhi,ff hi'ii, hedi bsedIe ahd ueheial
1s Chtmsun Broker, has taken the office, stairs,
fehu lgauiG where hs proposes selling
g real estate where Va tho Union renting and collecting
AMI procuring honses lease arper
-,tlug n real estate with unexccptioua laglt all.
S settlement Of -ns Of any DESCRIPTION do
shelt aud bureaus q goyeulnen, Congress
gss especially CLAIMS Of tho distant adioen newspaper
subscriptions aud advertising, his experience being
oe MN 70 furnish the
,s, ing such, y well attending having
u any or all o the papsrs 10 the District Columbia
re' oa appciou by to thus wing the
tynse o atrp ~ the cit5, prompt made.
INC negotiation of ioans good security, descrp
rT business Which may properly be chased under the
s',HrHi commission brokerage
h' li1n, VIM A. trris, (frmerly or Misshnri) nr j.
In. " 'oi jas - Bcrret, m1yor; Richard Walacl o. and
FoPtors OF the newspPr press ganufaly Of Washington
p r. J. u b. Davenport ou. J. Cs-ka Richniond Va
or ~ Plumer Aleghany City, Pa; Col Burnley Frnnk
~ 9d Jehn o. Sargent esq, New York city. prc l--af
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drecng examination OF the Winchester and
arkersburg with widen and partially McAdnmtze the
same, passed Goth March, 1887 ...
1854 49, Wm T. Albert trustee FOR the children OF Charles
further provide the construction otho North
Turnpike road passed 3ot March, 1887, 70 per cent?
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VIII be received this Bureau un OGpck
navyyard Phaiepha Of tbs bdowas described timber on The
usual terms and conditions Of contracts which can be a'ccpd
from the eomnanisut Of any d tho nayyyaris,
YEiL0SPNE PLANK
Twenty eight tAouand feet measure (2sOOo
hI from 40 10 30 feet long 10000 6t
from s5 % 20 feet bong tpn thousand iect o ooo 5 mcass
inches thick 30 % 3S feet long amounting in all 70 sereutA
To be long cSed yellow pine free from shakes large knots
short crooks both O. eness aud width aud from defects q every
Kind and % wos IN Width Clear I" sp ~ ' enc na more n
To be deiycroa a. follows One quarter
18th Jany 1856 another quarter Of "a
the several hknesses berc the - Of bebrary AMI he
remainder before the 18th February, 1859
WIlETE,PINE MAsTS.
Three white pine masts rough hewed work when o
follows Ono Of IS feet lng q inches diameter Que Of % lf
q inches diameter and Of 81 feet long 20 inches H
10 be free from zap and large knots.
70 be delivered on or before the ist q March 1859
wIHTEoAg LOGS
Fe tsiaaul cubic feet (oOo) psp log
be Of the very be.t yoans s,s 9ak srown i m sS Ss mn O. M
logs 40 feet in length the whole
be less than 3S feet length 90 be lined
way but no short crooks Win reoeiye rough squlr
be lined nperng conformity with The growth The tree oae
than IA inches al the top end clear Of One
Of the shortest logs not less than IL inches
top OF wane the each not Sced
eighth the face squared the wood excluded 10 the meas
Al the middle Of tue length the log the breadth and
depth be ken aud considered the sz' for computation The
other detects aud proper deduction VIII be made for axe marks and
One hal before of February and the
remainder before the LIST OF March, 1859.
To Department herigh 10 receive additional quantity
(no exceeding per cent? Of the yellow pine and oak
Separate proposals will be received for the yellow pine wh
spars, and the white onk. ...... .... 4.
Tho proposals Proposals for Timber that they
mry be distinguished from other business letters,
FORM or OFFER. .a..
l. ---, in the State --, hereby agree fur
nisl deliver the u y navyyard at Philadelphia feet
conformity with the advertisement Of the Bureau Con
strucion Of the date Of 27h November 1888, at the
-- per
Total value ..,.-.
Should my accepted request be addressed at
forwarded TO the navy agent at ,
at --, for signature and certificate.
December 49,, 1858. ID
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
The undersigned, -, the State Of --, -,
Of In -, hereby guaranty that the
foregoing for the timber therein named he
coped they wl within days tho OF the
named desgnitei the
with good an sufficient surctes ai
shall fail into aforesaid guaranty
good difference between the offer tho suil and
that which may be accepted
signatures Of tn, gnaTan,ors, D
EF
Date,
hereby certify that tha above named
property and able make good their guarantee
Signature G II
signed by the US. District Judge U. District Attorney,
Collector, Navy Agent. Nov 2S-law4w
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NrErhose holders Of certificates who desire redeem by
rcsing beyond the limits OF the Unted States, cknowl
edge the power behre some minister penipoenny charge dahars
cusl gpernl consul vice commercial appointed y
ihe United o0untry before
the officer uch country the other
chief mlit city town, corporation therein II residing
Tho United States the acknowledgment before justice of the
public commissioner deeds appointed by the
Virginia sucleul Ia al the certificates be delivered
..r ). NJ. IESNE1T,
Auditor Public Accounts, Commissioners
g. H. PAIkfJs Register, Of
GEORGE W, MuNFORn Sinking Fund.
Secretary Of the Commonwealth
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 5ihi 1855 Nov l0-1aw13w
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1--WE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
ii OF NEw YORK

N NFW 1UIk-
February 1883, s4ss5sos eA
hoTals and mortgages uf Brst class
Fcierick Winston, president saac Abbott, secretary.
A. y. n tiarnru " D. examining physician iab Ninth street
further be the Office
CHARLES DE SEIDEN, Agent
june 22-d6ms No. 507 Seventh street.