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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-13
CITY ADvERTIsHMBN


NQTICEzTO, ALL. WHOM 1T MAY
~ COHOERN.-Notioe is hereby given that there
are r pending before the City Council Of the city Of
re establish TIE grade Of Fillmore-street, from
To establish the grade Of Keown. alley, from Bay
miller.street to a point two hundred and thirty five
To establish the grade Of Brown's.alley, from
oentTal.eyenue to a point three hundred and
In pursuance of the law, said Ordinances were
twice read, laid on the table, and the Clerk in
strneted to give four weeks notice Of the pendenoy
The law requires all claims for damages that mar
with the oity CLERK, setting forth the amount y
damages claimed, within two weeks after the or.
such n%etioe, whom the same will be taken up for
myiO.x GEO. M. CASEY, City Clerk.
NoTEIgCVE TO all WHOM 1T May CON-
pending before the City Council Of the city Of DIN
To change the width Of sidt walk on the west side
oil, Raee.street, north of Twelfth street.
twice read, laid o on the table A and ot t5e olerk T VA.
strYcted to give four weeks notice of tho tendency
The law requires all claims for damages, that may
accrue from said Improvement, to be filed in writing
damages claimed, within two weeks after the expip..
alton Of the time required for the publication Of
such notice, when the same will be taken up for
myS.dw GEORGE NJ. CASEY, City Clerk.
NORGE TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY OON-
pending before the City n Council fI of the city tH Of o spe
oinnati, the following Ordinances, to-wit:
To establish the grade of Livingston.street, from
John. street TO Linn-street.
To grade and pave with bowlder-stone, Long-al-
ley, from Orchard. street to Liberty, street.
TO grade, pave and repair with bowlder-stone,
Hatters'-alley, from Elm street tn Plum-street.
To grade and pave with brick, the sidewalks on
Findlay.%street, from Central avenue to Elm street.
To grade and pave with brick, the sidewalk on
the north side of Grandin street, from Central
avenue TO Plum-street.
In pursuance of the law, said Ordinances were
twice read, laid on the table, and the Clerk in
structed to give four weeks notice Of the tendency
OF the same.
The law requires all claims for damages that may
accrue from said improvement TO be filed in writing
with the City Clerk, setting forth the amount CT
damages claimed, within two weeks after the oxpir-
such notice, when the same viii be taken up for
final action.
ap26.dw GEORGE NJ. CASEY, City Clerk.
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Something About National Antipathies-
VIII Certain Nations Dislike Certain
Kinds of Food.

Something About National Antipathies-
WHY Certain Nations Dislike Certain
Kinds of Food.
d. de Parsvey has recently sent a curious
communication to the French Academy of
Sciences on the origin ofthe distaste evinced
by different nations for the flesh of certain
animals and of the French for horse flesh,
of the Jews and Mohammedans for pork,
the Italians for rabbit, the Russians for pig
con, the Hindoos for beef. NJ. de ParayeY
shows that these national dislikes are closely
connected with chronology end the meas
urement of time. Thus, the day, from mid
night to midnight, used to be divided into
twelve hours, each double the length of the
hour in our own day.
The cycle of sixty years, still in force in
India, Tartary and China, whittier it was
brought from Babylon, has from time i'm
memorial been divided into five periods of
twelve years, to which, as we'll as to the
twelve hours, fictitious cycle of animals
was applied, which animals in course of
time became divinities. The Chinese Sang
tsdy-too, a kind of encyclopaedia, of which
there is a copy in the Imperial Library of
Paris, attributes human bodies, as well as
twelve animals, each of which, however,
retains it's head.
The first of these gods has the head of a
rat, this animal, nocturnal in its habits, cor
responding to the time between eleven
o'clock before and one o'clock after mid
night. The second has the head of an OK,
and exactly corresponds to the capricorn of
the zodiac of Dendera. The third has a
tigers head, corresponding to Sagittarius in
the Egyptian zodiac, which has two heads, a
human one and that Of a tiger. The animal
of the fourth hour is a rabbit a figure on
the Imperial standard of Pekin as inhabit-
ing the moon, where it stands under a tree,
in the act Of pounding rice in a mortar.
The worship of the moon was formerly very
popular in Italy hence the aversion of the
Italians for the rabbit. The fifth animal OF
the cycle is the crocodile, transformed into
the imaginary dragon of the Asiatics.
The sixth is the snake of the Egyptian
zodiac. The seventh is the horse, which
corresponds to the hour of noon and to the
sun, woIshiped especially in Persia. The
French language is but a derivation from
the Persian, and thus the assimilation of the
horse to the sun in its fullest sDlendor ex-
plains why its flesh still exeites aversion in
France. The eighth animal is the sheep
the ninth the ape the tenth the chicken,
and also the pigeon the eleventh the dog;
the twelfth the pig or wild boar, which may
be seen on the zodiac of Dendera, where it
corresponds to Pisces. 1t closed the cycle
for twelve hours, and as it was stated in my
thology to have killed the beautiful Adonis,
it became an object of horror, and was pro.
scTibed in Egypt long before Moses forbade
his people to eat it.
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MISCELLANEOUS
CARD.

HAVING LOCATED MYSELF PER
HI MANENTLY at No. 81 East FouTth.st., for
the purpose of buying, selling, exchanging, Ieas-
ing or renting real estate or property of any kind
etc, / trust my past success, great experience, we'll
tronsge and satisfaction. Particular attention
paid TO the sale Of real estate, furniture, fixtures,
jewelry, etc., at auction, on the prem sea or in my
store, one of the largest and finest in the West.
Superior storage for goods, baggage, furniture, etc.
my2-am WIN. SHIRES.
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RETAIL GROCERY CARD.

SHRFFIELD OLIVES, LUCIA AND
- BORDEAUX OILS, &c.-Jhst received 10 cases
Olives, stuffed with Anchoyies SO cases finest Dor
deaux Oil, in fagOns; 20 cases nnest Lucca Oil, in
quarts, pints and half pints 20 cases French Olives.
For sale BY JOHN BATES, National Theater Build
ing, Sycamore. 81. N.Y.
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N4gTEiHSuE To .At 4 WM0M IT MAX COS:
SEALED PROPOSALS.

SEAIhD PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CElVED at the Office of the Board of City Inn
proyements, until nine O'Clock A. M. OF TUESDAY,
May y, for repairing ahd keepiog in good repair
the followiDg-named streets, tO-wit:
Hoadley. street, from Fifth TO Sixth.street.
Court street, from Plum to Elm. street.
Vine. street, from Water to Pearl street.
Fourth street, from Wood to Mill-street.
Also, to lower ard repave the intersection of Fifth
and Race. streets.
By order of the Board.
my4-tt GORGE ]. GUILFORD, Clerk.
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In PURSUANCE nR AN ID Oh

I'm PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Auction, on the premises, at 2 O'Clock p NJ on
tate, belonging to the estate Of W. r. Morris, de-
Lot marked A Con a plat filed in this easel being
81 ffet3B inches trent on Front street and extend
ing back Oh Ludlow street to the lending. APP
praised at 81 500. Let marked on said plat,)
being 20 feet "a inches in front on Front street,
and extending back to the landing. Appraised at
$500. Lot marked 'C' ION said plst,) being 81
feet II 90 inches in front, on Front-street, and'ex-
tending back TO the landing. Appraised at s.. 500,
in HsmiltOn County, ohio. Terms of sale one. third
cash, balance in two annual payments, with inter-
est secured by mortgage. w. z M0RRIS, Jr.,
Administrators Of the estate of W. B. Morris, de-
ceased. ap2O-Sat de
NOTICE -NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN
IN that O. RICHARDSON has been
appointed Administratrix of the estate of VIM.
TAFT Richardson. deceased. APPS .cFF
HAMILTON COMMON PLEAS NO.
AA 2l,312 Bridget a. Ferguson Us. William Fer.
CURSOR Divorce. The defendant is hereby notified
that the plaintiff filed her petition against him on
18th December last, whereia she charges the said
defendant with adultery, and prays to be divorced
from Ter said husband, and to have alimony and
costs that unless he appear on or before the 6th
day Of June, 1861, and plead, answer or dsmur
q decree taken as above STAYED.
Attorney for Petitioner, April ~, 1861. ap22-fM
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CElVED at the Office of the Board of City I'm
p~rovements, until nine O'Clock A. M. of TUESDAY.
May IA, 1861. for grading, setting curbs, and furnish,
ing new ones where necessary, and paving, with
good, sound bowlder. stone, on a bed Of clean gravel
ten inches deep, Werner-street, from Findlay.
street to. livingston strest.i including three rows
Of dressed gutter stones, and double row Of twelve
by. six inch ~fiaggings of dayton, Xenia or Indiana
hat-rock stone at all the crossings.
Each bid to be accompanied by two s~ureties.
Bidders to use the printed forms, as no Otner will
be received.
b. order Of the Board.
my-ik GEORGE J. Clerk.
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Long Used and Approved.

NASHVILLE, APRIL ~, 1S6I.-MR.
Please send us 200 dozen assorted sizes from quarts
down, Of your FLUID INK, same 40
sold us for four years last past, and oblige
EMIN, PENDLET0N & co Wholesale Druggists
Fay's Tags on hand. my7-f
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MAPLE SUGARS BRLs. CHOICE
uNM Maple Sugar, in store and for sale by A A
6oLTER, 319 and 321 Main-st- apo
GUGAR.CURED HAMS AND BRRF.-
- Extra SDgar-cured Hans, Souder'a brand; do.
do, Beef, Dayis'a do, in store and for sale BY A. A.
Golfer, 3la and 32I Main.st. ap26
TAMILY FLOUH.-a0O BRLS. FAM
r. lily Flour, choice brends, IN store aud for
sale By AARON A. OoLTER Nos. 310 and ?
INN cases very choice Muscat Wine. FOR sale by
JOHN BATES, National Theater Building, syoa-
mort-st. w. ap29
HNCINNATI AGENOY, FOR THE
~ best kBeS In the world.
ie22-om WIN. h. CLARK, I32 Main-st.
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lucky Paper were as follows;
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The Imports and Exports of various arti-
cles during the twenty-four hours ending
yesterday noon were as follows:
Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-04-15
The PresIdenr. EproeIamatIon.

Washington, April l4.-The Presidents
Proclamation says: Whereas, The laws of
the United States have been and now arc
opposed IN several States By cOnbina ions
Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-04-15
Evening, April 10, 1861.
3 1-2 O'Clock j. MI.
We have made arrangements receive and publish the telegraph
reports And shall give them Immediately after their receipt

too powerful to be suppressed in any ordi-
nary way, therefore call forth the militia
of the several States of the Union to tho
aggregate number of $4,000 to suppress
said combinations aud execute the laws
| appeal TO all loyal citizens to facilitate in
giving aid to this effort, to maintain the laws,
the integrity Of the national Union and the
perpeiuity Of popular government, and to
redres wrongs long enough endured.
The first service assigned to the forces
will probably be repossession of forts places
and property seized from the Union. The
utmost care will be taken, consistent with
the object, TO avoid devastation, destruction
or interference with the property OF peace
ful citizens in any part of the country, and
| hereby command all persons composing
the aforesaid combination 10 disperse with
in twenty days from date. hereby cor
vene both Houses Of Congress for the 4th
Of July next, to determine upon measures
the public safety demands. (Signed,)
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President
BY w. II. SEWARD, Sec'y Of State.
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CLASS y,
weigh twenty tifRse tRss pounds 90 d per snS rsa%. 10
& l5O roams writing paper, l9 by IS inches, TO
s. s,loO reams wrliiHs paper. T IS Ss IS inches, % 10
,o weigh twenty ak pounds per ream.
twenty four pounds per rearn
o. So writing paper, Is bJ ls inches, 20 weigh
~ twenty two pounds per ream
o. 4o reans Whiting paper, Il by vs. iIohes 10 weigh
Twelve rounds per resm.
All the papers designated IN classes T. s. g. and ,.
must contain 40 perfect sheets to the res and no
materials, free from aduiterston, Finished ip he
best manner, cut 10 true edge, and securely and
TO &c white or 6lue aId Cat. and Of such VENTS he
as may be required by TINS ofico. Those in classes
weights specified IN the schedule
The right Is reserved of ordering greater or Iess
all the classes, TO be furnished at such times and
IN sneh quantities rs the public service may re
zach GLASS viii be coz. dered separately, and be
subject 10 q separate contract; bat bidders NAV
oneI lor one or more OF the classes in the same
No proposals will be considered unless sooom-
panied by the guarantee tbat the bidder bidders.
ii ms or their proposal shall be accepted. will enter
INTO an oh lgetOn, with good and sufficient sureties
TO furnish the articles proposed: Blank forms for
will be taken into consideration unless substantI-
ally agreeing herewith.
NneIed az suoi place "a may lie designated in
MasnlnEton city, except that in clsss 2, which
Yorx.l IN good order, tree Of ali ard evsry extrs
charge or. expense, and subject To the Inspection
dent, and be in all respects satisfactory.
S.poers are 1seglIea 70 iGInlsh, with their pro-
Of the kinds of the PspeT bid tor and Spon 16ioh
aps sRei5 pfIPosas nav be based except in ossses
rigidly TO conform 10 their sImples' "''O
PrOposas Will be addressed % "JoHy ID. DE-
sssRsIGtS59dsi y 55 Of ihs PG6O Pri"tlnE.
plying Paper" m l-lawstw
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DROPOSALs FOR FURNISHING rsHp.
L PER For THE PUBfic cniSS PRiNTihNSGfi TihS fA
OFFICE ESuPKRINrKNDEsr PusLro PRrSrrSs. /,
WAsHINGrnN Ma iasi

OFFICE SuPRRIyIKNDENr PuBLIo PRINTING
WAsHINGroN, May l, 1851.
In pursuance OF the provisions Of the seventh SEQ
pop Of the "JGInt Resolution in relation 20 TIE
Public Printing" approved June IS, 1850, sealed
Proposals wlh be received at this otkce until Mon
9ay the lst day OF July 1851. until u O'Clock p
the public printing for the year ending ON the ist
day OF De cember, 1852. WV '''
The subjoIned list specifies as nearly as oap hs
sscertalned, , the quantity Of each Kind Of paper
CLASS I.
Iosco reams hne printing paper. uncslendered 20
m measure as by 81 inches, and to weigh fy pounds
Com CL.Aa
o,Vo Teams hne prlntlS paper, calendered. IN
measure "a BY So inches, and TO weigh fftI,,ix
pounds 10 the ream OF 500 sheets.
lAgreeably 70 the PROVISIONS Of the oiut resolu
tlOn aforesaid. samples of the character and ousI
be furnished to applicants therefor ThIs 49, \.
70 be put up In euires Of twenty FIVE sheeis e.oh
ana IN bundles OF two reams sech; each ream 10
eSOnIain 30 perfect sheets. Uniformity in color,
eletexcluslve of wrappersl varying over or under
hve sr cent. from the standard we ght Will he re-
ceIveo, ana the gross eight will in all cases be
same bundle TO make up the weight will bs oop-
slcereo VIOLATION of the contract
CLASS s.
go Ieams snperhne printing paper, hard-sized
nha super ctlencered, 10 measure "a by e inches.
ana TO weigh fty pounds 20 the ream Of 500 sheets
zUp Ieems superhne map paper, sized and oaleu-
ueIeu, OF sucn sizes as uay be rec nj red oorres-
sLeets.
CLAss5
eW reams superhne plate paper, (calendered or
~ as may be required, 19 by - inches,
onu oi such weight per ream ss may be rec uIred.
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EEMALE BOARDING AND DAY scUooI,
l. ALEXANDRIA, "a.

II
The thirteenth annual of this InstitC ton
VII commence On Tuesday, September 18th, IN .he
No. $50 King street, ~
, The course of study pursued will comprise all
the branches rec uIsito to q thorough English Fin
cation, and Musio, French, Latin and Drawing, il
prepared to receive limited number of pupils as
hoarders, who, constituting Part of her own fam
lily, Will be under her Immediate caro- and 6up,nyI-
sion. She will endeavor as far possible to sur
Of Home.
=, ,R0fsreaess.-Rev. Geo. Fl. Norton, Rev. DIR. Ella.
Harrison, Roy. ID. +. Sprgg, William II. FOwle,
Ess., Edgar Snowden, Egs.. Edmund Z. Wilmer
Ess, BenTy MGrbury, Esq, LewIsRicKenzle
Ees, Robert II. HUnton, Esq. w. D. Wallach
Editor Evening Star, Bopjqmin Waters, ESQ. Jas
Entwisle, gr., Esq, Col. John W. Minor, LoudOun,
Messrs. Blackjack d Marshall. Messre Cor Sc
BIothers.
TERMS.
Board, with Tuition In 81 the English Branches
42Dfor the annual sessiOn-payableg genl Annually,
IN advance.
Music and Languages at Professors prices.
III NO extra charges. au 9l-t
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mar s-tf
OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND SEhIEE
~ OF GAS METERS, -

NOTICE rs BsREHtTsH EHtTsHEjTffrIsS EfrHS 'gy ls, isss
ably to the FrovisIols ofthe oTdInsnce of the Cor
soIstlon sppToxed May L. las9, the undersirapd is
on Prepayment Of the fes Of Fifty cents, to nsrsct,
examine tes:, prove, and ascertain the accuracy OF
Every meter, iffO11d correct, viii be oonaeTsed.
and another, sealed and marked as true, WI, be
set mis- Place: If proved TO be scourete in its
and 2gan put IN positioE for use.
Onos 10. Sl0 Seventh street, (noer Odd Fel-
ows HALL Open rom a. M, 70 p. m.
CHARLES w. CUNNINGHAM
jy 9-d Inspector and Sealer of Gas Metss
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TEETH.

MI TEETH,
III. LOOMS, M. d., the inventor and patsr,tee
oIthe MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at-~N
tends personally at mis- Office in this city H&S
Many persons can wear these teeth who
cannot wear others, and NO person can wear oilers
who cannot wear the Sc. w.
Persons ca ling at my ofioe can be accommodated
with any style and price of Teeth they may dss1re
oleanest, strongest and most perfect dentufe that
Art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE wS. be
Rooms In this city-No. 33s Pc. avenue, bstA.ep
9th and 10th sts. Also, 9O7 Arch street, Philsfiei
pma. 90 A.f
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DENTISTRY.

nRS. lockwood & DARRELL ARE PnE-
- pared 20 insert TEETHon VULCAN-~s~
lie BASE, . new and improved mode 49,
When made on this plan they are com S1~O
loLtaole 70 wear and much cheaper than any otster
Also, Iesth inserted on Gold Plate, and ali Ds,tai
Operations of any kind that may be desired OF
nee 4 loom No, 3. in !he Washington Building. COR
ner Pa av. and Seventh st. ia 10 Ssss
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NJ R The undersigned begs % inform the
q MoNU UiEHTs.' TONES. HEADsqs6SEs, liz s1s5 sfEss
90, az baltimore and Philadslphia prices. Also, I
new syls Of Marble Msntsls. Tsels fopi. Ae,,
ms ls-eoSm Pa sv. ret IN and 18th sts.
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up ~ vsv

STEINwAY q s0Nep AND RAVEN & BA-
- CONS sP1ANQs.--A,lArge aasortment=
Of reliable irstrument a. low y1ce ereutN,,
invited % cal and exAmine q the Music ssors ef
g Oder q - i:cslS:a fot ny, MARCUS REsINE,
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THE WARRENTON- SPRINGS, Fsuq uier
county, Vs., will be opened on the 18th n :.
Of May In the meantime . limited num- fA0
per Of visitors vill be received. Terms Of lEs
Sss Per ss xsst
under 10 and over years, half price. HorsSs 50
cents per day. Address RoB'T HUDGlN,
apS-lm .....,- WArrenton SprnSe. Va.
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nR. CHAS. r. BoTELER,

II SURGEON UENTIST.
Having located himself permanently v in Waskine-
ton, oners his professional services to oitI-<-S
zens and sojourneIs, in all the variousA
branches OF mis- profes sion, upon the most stSdEYO
recently improved system of Dentistry.
Dr: b., having studied with one of the most xm-
lnent and experienced Dentists of WashinEton,
I, ana also with the Dental College of BaltR ore,
hdent that his operations will prove eminentIy tat
isias.ory to those who will test his professional
Once No. 336 Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th
to p m. An Ie,,sn n"
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6 AS FIX TUR ES

w GAS FIX XTURES.
w Have In store, and are daI ' receiving C s
FIXTURES OF entIrel y New Patterns and Des sSns
And Finish, superior in style to ANYTHING heretofore
ofered In this market. We invite citizens sensIal
Y to call and examine our stock of Gas and w ster
Fixtures, feeling confident that We have the sest
selected stock in Washington,
All Work in the above line Intrpsted TO chi rsrs
viii be promptly attended 20.
MYERS q McGHAN,
mar ST. 376 strset.
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD AND COAL.
OFFIcK House OF RKPREss~rIr1vKs. U.sy

s ~ Mdy7, 1851.
SEALED PRoPosALs will be received az this Office
until IL pollock on Monday the Sd day of June next
Tor furnishing for the use Of the House of Repre-
seEtatives Of the United States, Eve hundred and
NIFTY tons 600 pounds best white ash furnace Cosl
~ wood, and one hundred cords hest dry spruce pne
wood. The whole TO be packed away in the vaults
OF the Capitol, In places which will be shown on
application 10 the Engineer in tho service of the
honse OF Representatives; and to be delivered by
the lst of July next. Bonds for the faithful exc
cutlon OF the contract will be required.
Bids for the coal and wood will be considered
sep9rately; and satisfactory arrangements must be
made for the correct measurement of both.
.a. j. w. FORNEY,
me -wlw Clerk RI r. III q
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II ENYDEK, 1:
H. PL UMBER AND GAS FITTRR,
. Has removed TO the corner of Twelfth and r Jts
Hels prepared to introduce Water and Gas ,rson
satisfaction.
Hs has on hand q lot of COOKING and c,ber
STOVES, which he will sell less thrn cost, al hs
wishes to get rid of them, noi7
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THE
CONNECTICUT
MUTUAL
LIFE
INSURANCE
COMPANY
OP
HARTFORD.
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL, S3,ss9,4II 90.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED ANNUALLY,
PAID DURlSG spa TIE LIFE
of the
ASSURED.
1861 Dividend, so per cent.
APPLICATIONS FOR INSURANCE RECEIVED by
HEATH & KNOWLES. Agents.
Washington, ID. G..
Once Room 10 over Bank of Washington.
an 2O-eo.tr
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GIBBS HAIR STORE,
" No. 242 Pa. Av, BET. 18TH AND 18TH svs.
PERFUMERY fe BRAIDS. CURLS,W
HALF WIGS, fRlZETTES, DO. full stock
always on hand, or made to order at the shortest
notice. Hair Work repaired or exchanged. -
N. B.-Ladies' Hair Dyed in the most ratural
manner. ma sh- 6m
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GAS FITTING, &c.

A. WIN. +. DOVE CO, I.
which they may be favored IN tho Y
PLUMBING, cas- Or STEAM FITTlNa
BUSINESS,
IL Store on sth street, q few Goors north Of ,P.
avenue, where msy be found comblet assorts.cni
WATER FIXTURES. n fJsy
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n NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS

~ NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
Il He Postmaster General having ordered the
mail service between Washington, .N-,
Baltimore, and Old Point Fortress EaSsAssN
Monroe) tn be resumed, on and after 4<5ezz<sc<z1n
MONDAY, tbs 90 instant, the Bay Line of steamers
Will leave Baltimore EVERY DAY (exoept Sun
O'CLOCK p. m, or Immediately after the arrival OF
the w Washlngton Train, which leaves WashingtS On
at 2x O'Clock p. m.
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