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Staclihife tlir ltrb ppu @nglane unp 6sutiAlant.
1tae.ibitIS YaiIagttre ven Bremen mad Baltimore:
BNr ermahlene psricnsn, 2wi'dentef s2650 in 8ple
Atnttr rcn Die 10 Sldtret. S2i
Aineer nR'er eintm Sdtre ....@.... -
Guh lam ter game Sehaa ppm Slnlante bis Prrnlen.
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terlg9t perper. .r# --
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Sitr errabienc pericHen erlt Gniute. $50 in Cob,
Hintsr ven bis 125abren, baibtu greit. 80 - 80
Aneer unter einem Sabre IS
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Wueer ppu bis ~ Sdhren. ............. $40 -
Hlber inter etntm Sabre............... IS in 9clb'
BE- Sur beSpnecrcn SteilntnIsmabulc 59n
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unIsrSeIdbneEen an9elellten I8fntsn fauisn. .
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Sapcten
i'm arpben une fleiuea 0artie'n
Is. 4. AliitnAd)t & Co.,
@r. go. ylrrh.Gtnrltsllrafy

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hassu dsf Pager tln eomptt,e GAprn;nt sen gartttn
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abtr Iualiiat rel6t fe tinsH asetrisH SubIiIuH W
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aas Huitr,s, fur lap'Siru uHb RcutaHrtdnstH IN
Isr eidt ptt i'm qaptt wfrtfu srrmFt prn trtabrtnt
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In Itp.gerI Tus,
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rsihea l5tddhtfrtur,m he Gu'etat W moteu tae "
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aHt Guftrdut fur Iapurtu tntg,seuni~m' uas aus
fuhrt. arut1Sl2 VIII
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-06
FL tsREAH COAREsPOlDEs7
Daily 1 Weakly EsWtpEBsr,
FUBbIGHSD HT
FREpERLCH RAINGS
q. y. Cor. OF Baltimore O. Gay Sts,.
BALTIMORE, nf9.

Price i2i Cents per Week, Sc 90 per An.
um payable IN advance.
Price Of the Weekly, published every Fri-
day, $3.50 per Annum mailed to Europe.
including postage. $500 per Annum, pay
able in advance
ADyFRTrsINo AT THE UguAL HATEE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-06

SJintcrittb Nah Ofdfd)inc
brdudsn leutsu mir a bics reucie Gri&caaus du tem
sldt pidihineR, ,gRbiets.
Die Sir. 4 Nab Mnie)ine
fir fsabrifautcn
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bdnsbattn, wcra CSernrib nabcne; fur ree Ir Nnht'
rel ppm eunpGcn GaGttne bus Jum tidlsn Weer -
sinaerhtei urt nit taumwplscm, ltnntncn pne eiee'
nen, Ndorr ale out arbeiitIh. SbihrR felt 1urem int
psarite INC pes Gaitgen tereis N arrFsr Bari bet
8dbtitanten i'm aanWH 9antt i'm ertrdue uno Jeser-
mann IN nit ipnea dusu.hmege ;ufrIcten.
5euguific.
Infer WdfhiriA une eer Bnffrr bntcn Pelpt Sbrt
Rr. NGh. .Niaihine aui perlhtGNclen Strfen ppm
idwrrlCn Feitrrleetr unb enlcu NGticrtte une Sat
tune Els ium eunnten eeYpeten Eaplert - cbue bic
5pannurN Al ptrdneern grUnelif prpblrt une aeprut
une Mir tMtcr, b1t tic diti alien Stufcn cncn ppl
tcr,n,riifn ztieb niadbt Sd Bin Aleirerbhnrer rrt
Satriiant babe bic SingCr'ids uuS antrra WadIiner
Sabre lana pptir 1t. erflare Cbnt Setenen 9be Sdns
Nlaibine fur u itauS it bths ppu dlch bic pir
9ebrau6t.
ElsibtrtGntter un6 5abritant. III. u, gafs7r.
Gbied0p, Sn., teu 81. Siuui 1896.
SD babe Sitrs Rr. MaiGnt BET perldtteensm SttG'
weri er96lita nnh grnHel prrtWt unp et are t rlnt
3autern fur cine fehr pptsugtt6e W d' ii c.
cir orbsist raid unb gerGudCs upp Cfert Gin vp +.
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Sbub mib 5tiGlcl Ndtrfcnt,
Rr. 49, Naupppbfr, Gbicnap, 81.
Den 28. Suli 1s65.
Strt arpbs Certserte SatriiantCr aidlrs III he tGr
fIr Staciber bic i'd s tcuuEt, unb i'd babe III nener
Seitdiit IN Sabrfn eine Wienge gtaIUtReu prpbrt.
AAS SGnfsrfst, DaIertnftgteit unS rlidcs Hrtcltep
nntt!anst, IL lie unubtrtrpfsn
Sranr Davenport,
0leteerfdneier, -Pineel poteI" Ct. Sruis. no.
Den IS. 9aruar 1866.
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Ssd5 Maiebiucm TabriF,
Nr. fs1, Daitinnorcfsr.,
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gi,ir man itin 0aus apaencbIu,


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frtrcti nrdcheu finit, tds cht Uetl ,tttTu iHfttu
rfu. Tim tics ~ brrsrlsfni0ta aifi IS lfiu stAu, .
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frli mtt dA ttiHai lp ltidi, ale meGht 10 matus
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rftr aehestrt or. Baftaer ebhea Eat Hnt aEtH
tutu srefn Disnh frnIeiSH lHTt ss eFhnehra sNlo
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trCAtr uHt rrauautiRtr Wittiimisi, Htittm uht ltI
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bh ttciCH dnltttr. IN rem AaHifH @TrHt ven hrh-
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tbt rat ATE mtttrHm UtrtsHruHafHi eiutn arFtfn
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tptt man ,dbi tOs Wtt irTrt. Sputsrtt haktn I'm
,srrdttt UNI nor ~ unt ittR Ran W Ctttu attrmmtH
NC rr Ritt aQtH TRicbtruBatn seaaaHsa sAtlTtettn
kttis.
3. fScdtbsrbp & S6hus,
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yienc Waacniabrit!

Die ilrttf,ti6n,is tattr ttns WaatnfatrW Ia RI ~
WORTH trdss rdtt ttr ytruatsntr.. etateIirf
triuten tas seutl6t Tublium Rsksirntof, fh rc1
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strnien titistsn uut eauertaiteiss Samitura@I
Buasifs Sisstr Rpdamaus uns dnetrer Srtttr tttdt
eis rcrratets. seir aue tnatrtts, irstnt t,nsr Da
etn et xitr rsrlanai reren tan aut efiehnrs in ttr
tufaatn sit su taatn. Nlt Rtsaratlftn merprn aut
tiniaas unh rinttii6lt ttlernt.
w H3!'59 OJrai, aptbs S csspsrfcrf.
(Suni 2T-) ft Rr. 81, Rsrte-. Ratt ttrtna irrrI.
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k.,rAnA
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&art 4. Siacbrans,

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gir. o7, 3bamesitr.. Baltimore.
daeinisem 9erfGufer Der 9ileis In baltimore.
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ptio unb New aorf. Mad, Nbiaecfpbid Sa.25,
mad, ssep S,prf 81 50. Yassasr wirt In meincr Of
flee marfirf. E-# lIG4 4l|.- fI20-)
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Summer s. Sefer,
heutldlcS Sauf. MD Wed)irls GjeIfGft

IN sfr. 100, SSehr Sdltintpreifraac,
foufen unp striauen Qpe6ict aui Deutitlanb. @rIt.
fremet Nun,lcrien iab ger. t..Otlisaeuen tue be.
fprsen bic GnIarns rra @ereru bier uap IN Gurcpa.
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riius teeurfen eebt aut iefen 6aa tu McStenreu in
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-06

SaiHt Guentin'S yebcrtbraH yiiIp('
Al iett In 1ranfrttA dHrffannt ess tt9t wlfl efees
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-06

(8Vri sVuHs iOIstl
The New York herald., 1868-05-24
A MISSISSIPPI TRAGEDY.
One of the Most Cold.Blooded Murders ol
Record.

From the Memphis Avalanche, May III
BY later arrivals from Greenville mississippi, we
have been placed IN possession OF additional parti-
culars of the horrid affair at that place wednesday
afternoon According to our informant the difficulty
occurred in the yard of the CampDell house, the or~
ginal parties being Major f. Z. Byrne and DR.. I. @.
Polk. Colonel Howell Kinds interfered to prevent a
hostile collision. DR.. .. M. Blanton, who had been
standing near at once commenced stealthily ap-
preaching Kinds from the rear with large bowie
knife in his hand. once within striking distance he
suddenly plunged the weapon three times into
Colonel fIinds who fell dead with scarcely q groan.
He had no sooner accomplished this horrd deed
than ne also approached Major Byrne in the same
way Before any one could sufficiently recover from
the shock produced by the murder of Colonel Kinds,
he had thrust the knife, already dripping with gore,
into major Byrnc's body, innctng what II ~ feared
will prove q mortal injury.
As soon as the second deed was committed Blanton
fed from the spot, but not until he had stabbed
Captain B. 9. Sims, who had made an effort to
stop him. He escaped TO the woods, and ut last
accounts had not been apprehcnded. The assasinas
tions created the widest excitement in the com,
lnunity, the almost unanimous voice OF the people
being In Mvor OF meeting out summary punishment
to Blapton IN the event VI his capture.
The New York herald., 1868-05-24

taking effect in his back and killing him Instantly.
There were very few passengers In the car
at the time, ana the bloody work ,;,.S was 80
The murderer did not wait for them their
presence OF mnd but rushed into the next car gave
the bell rope violent jerk and ran out of the door TO
the platform. The manner In which the bell rope mad
been pulled at once caused q whistling down OF tne
brakes and the train suddenly stopped when rntps up
In which he disappeared before the conductor was
aware OF what had occurred. The body OF Phlps was
carried as far Beevew station, twelve miles from
Nashville, where it was left. A despatch empodying
the above facts last night teegraphed 70 Detec
tive Barmore of this city, by Conductor Woods. A
double barrelied shot gun belonging to Phips was
found in the Car after his escape.
The New York herald., 1868-05-24
custom House

The following schedule shows the amounts OF sub
sides sought from the United States by railway COM
panes, and for other purposes than those sub
sides already granted:-Northen Pacific Railway
Company sec, 100000; oregon branch or the Pacific
Railway Company, S15,OOOooo; Idaho Oregon and
Puget Sound Railway Company, $4,000, coo; Inter-
national Pacific Railway Line, SIS, 900; Missssp-
pi Levee Railway and Steamship Company, $23,0oO,-
600; improvement Of the Illinois River, $4,000, ,000
European and New York Steamship Line, $3,5o0,oOo;
Atlantic and Pacific Railway Company, ,ooo
Louisiana and Mississippi Levees S3,0OO,0Oo; Port
Royal Railway Company, $75o,oOO; Union Pacific
Railway Company, Eastern Division, 900.
Total, SOS, 250, 900.
The Boston Advertiser thus refers to an American
banking firm in London:-
The news of the failure OF Messrs. Belding, Keith
4 Co., American bankers In London, which has been
vaguely reported for some days. receivedin this
city by despatch TO Messrs. Page Richardson co.
MIR. Keith was in this city at the time, and on re-
ceiving the news Immediately started for London.
IL is understood that Mr.. Belding has disappeared,
taking with him all the available funds OF the house.
The probable extent OF the failure Is not ascertained
London journal OF the 9th inst thus refers to the
condition of the British money market
The course Of the money market during the week
has been very much what we described in our last
number. The demand for money has been larger
than it was a short time ago, and the market rate
has been generally above the bank rate Under
these circumstances 1t might have been expected
tnat the Bank of England would have raised the rate,
put 1t is not in which the public need censure
them for refrainng. There Is great difference be-
tween rise in the value Of money arising from
drain of bullion and one arising from an augmented
demand for capital. In the of bullion drain
the Bank Of England reserve-the principal unused
reserve OF the countryis dangerously diminished,
and the whole nation may suffer. In that We
are justified in censuring the Bank Of England for its
negecting Its principal public function But when
the pressure the bank one for discounts only, and
there no likelihood Of dangerous diminution in the
reserve the bank may safely be allowed to manage its
own business. II supplies capital cheaper than 1t
might, its profits less but one Is hurt save its
prOprletors. owing TO the great increase in the pr
vate deposits the Bank OF England has become n
larger seller ofcapta than ever, and If 1t does not
choose to ask the largest possible price for its cap
the direcors-who are solely responsiblc-nay solely
The New York herald., 1868-05-24
tiNfsAL NIflLIGEKcE.

Last Saturday, al New Castle Del, six men were
exposed in the piory and whipped according to the
laws of the Commonwealth. Three were black men
and three were white
Professor NJ f. Maury late OF the Confederate
navy Ia about TO return 10 Virginia and take charge
of department. in the Virginia Military Institute.
Persons fond OF statistics will be glad to know that
from St. LOUIS to New orleans by railway 723 miles,
10 Nashville 37s to Cincinnati $780, TO Chicago about
400 and 10 KansaS CITY, Mo-, 1851. From Louisville to
New Orleans it ia 770 miles, that 81. Louis IL Al
miles nearer the Crescent City by railway than Louis.
vile. St. Louis fs tbycoc IN the centJc Of pretty
largo corn field.
The New York herald., 1868-05-24
INST Two O'Clock p. VI.
BUILDING MATERIALS.

The remark switch we made last week respecting
these are equally applicable at the present time and
the market continues firm, without any important
change in prices The almost continuous shower Of
rain which is now the distinguishing characteristic
of the weather, necessarily interferes with building
operations, while also retardlng the arrival paricu-
larry In the matter OF lumber, OF the stock, much
needed, the introduction Of which into the market
viii produce Encouragement and settlement OF
prices, now merely nominal The business at both
the lumber and stone yards has, with this qualihca-
on been very fair and the general feeling is good
The New York herald., 1868-05-24

East people accustomed to the slow progress Of
local improvements can hardly appreciate the
labor and skill required in building railway
like this where all the appliances for the work must
be carried forward with the working party. Yet
Notwithstanding these difficulties the line has been
built at rate which would compass the construc-
tion Of a railway between New York and Albany in
about two months.
The foreign exchange market was inactive, as
usual on Saturday, but nominally steady at the fol-
lowing rates:-Bankers' bills on England at sixty
days, ITO 11Ol; at three days, llO7S l1O1z; COM
mercial. lO9H 1091.
The daily range Of gold during the week is thus
The New York herald., 1868-05-24
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.
Summary Of the Weeks Operations.


The market for real estate closes this week steady
and hrm, but without special activity. Auction
sales, which have been growing fewer for some
weeks past, are still declining in number, and the
bulk of the transactions are at private sale. The
inquiry for Westchester lots stimulated by the im+
provements in progress there and the faith in the ac
cOmplishment of the Underground Railroad projects
is increasing and excellent sales Of lots In Inns
wood were effected on Wednesday by A. J. Beecker,
Son Il Co.. at an average OF about $500 city lOts
The Brooklyn sales were few and only on one day.
and during the latter portion of the week auction
sales at all took place. We give summary OF the
weeks operations
The New York herald., 1868-05-24
MURDER on A RAILROAD TRAIN.
A Nrn KiIlcd-Escnpc OF the Murderer

n'rQm the Nashville Union and Dispatch Nav I7J
; A shocking murder was committed yesterday after.
noon on the Eve O'Clock train Of the Nashville and
Eorthw @s,ern Railroad, bound for Hickman, az "A
point abb VT three miles west Of this city. 10 appears
tat two n 'en Dr. Ben Newsom and Robert Phps both
living some where along the road, had been TO Nash
vile TO look aver lawsuit IN WIeD one was COM
INTO the same cav on thep return quarrel eDsued,
violent words fo,'UDed, and Phps, drawing q re-
t0iyeI. fred upon heYSVm three Times, ibe Hh0tS
The New York herald., 1868-05-24

The transactions for the week at the Custom
House and Sub-Treasury in this city have been as
The New York herald., 1868-05-24

The market for government securities was quiet but
firm during the forenoon, at fractional decline from
the highest prices of yesterday; but in the afternoon
it gained strength and became more active, especially
for ten-lOrty bonds of which the Treasury has sold
all but three hundred thousand dollars, and the for
egn demand for these is increasing, owing to the act
authorizing them making special provision for the
payment of the principal as well as the interest in
coin. AT the close the following were the
quotations. the market being at the time strong
for all the gold bearing stocks:-Registered 1881,
1l424 IFS; coupon 1881, l14zs 1l51s; 52os regis
tered 1862, 106zS 1875; 520's, coupon 1862 10
1l04; do 1864 1881 1Os1a do, 1865, 10sa 1osss;
do, 1885, January and July 1905 l1O1a; do 1867,
1lO1a 11oss; 1040's registered, lO41 1885, 1040's
coupon, 1047s 1O5; June 1905, 1885 1os4 July
7.So's, 1885 1887; August compounds, 1864, l1sh;
September DO, 11s14; October do, 1l7a4.
The daily conversions of seven-thlrty notes into
bonds at the Sub Treasury since the 4h inst. have
The New York herald., 1868-05-24

The daily disbursements OF coin at the Sub-Treas-
ury in payment Of the interest on the public debt
since the 1st inst. are thus shOwn:-
The New York herald., 1868-05-24

been as understated:- =
The New York herald., 1868-05-24
LUMBER.

we republish last weeks quotations, as prices rule
tne same retail lots not answering the slight nuctua-
t0ns OF the wholesale market
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-15
pOULTERER'S FRIEND.

DoULTERERS FRIEND.
A CERTAIN CURE FOR
GAPES AND OTHER DISEASES IN
CHICKENS AND TURKEYS.
Cartain Preventive of Chicken Cholera.
Will prevent disease in all kinds OF fowl, and
| ,romote an increase of fat Read the following:
Jefferson, Frederick CO., Nd,
July 22d, 1867.
Messrs. Clotworthy s. Co.:
Gents-The wonderful cures which have been
made Ev vour Poulterers' Friend cannot fail to
/ interest all who raise poultry. gentleman OF
\ this village has been experimenting on cnicKehs
/ with the gapcs. He tried your Poulterers
Friend according to the directions, and it had
the desired effect in removing the worm, eifec-
| tuallv relieving the chicken at once; since
then I have had many calls for 1t, and !. mas
Is OF iacalculable value to all who raise poultry
10 Rocnoctfullv. A. SPENCER.
p,,ice 25c per package.
rr spSILIo5 pCSILIoTWoRETY s. CO., Baltimore. ~
Also RAT KILLER, HORSE AND CAT
TIE i,OWDERS--the best in use.
hua T.. S. LEADBEATER G. co.
nov l6- -6ni
WAR1E CUTLERY AND PLATED
GOODS.-Just received at SO, King street,
G1nyan dr;a. Va, an assortment Of Table Cutie
~ of beautiful STYLES, Plated Forks and Spoons
Of the best quality, which we will sell at small
advance. cDp7curoN 6, cON
pLAsrfER.
eoo ton Soft Blue Windsor Plaster, on hand
ond ~ a. rive for sale at lowest market rates by
anS f1h " ~ ''fO' HOOE & WEDDERBURN.
n BOX. ES Dobbins' Electric: Soap; cases
h T'smn, Chimneys; 4 cases fresh Tomatoes,
iust reca iyed and for sale by
;on ep 147, King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-15
WY ALL PAPERS,
BORDERS,

NET TALb PAPERS,
BORDERS,
FIRE BOARD PRINTS.
WINDOW PAPER
JOHN ?. CLARKE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-15
$1,000 600 IN WAToHEs'

$1,000, 900 IN "A7oHHS'
FOR SALE ON TIE POPULAR
ns- ONE PRICE PLAN. 80
GIVING EVERY PATRON
HANDSOME AND RELIABLE WATCH |
For the low Price of Ten Dollars
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE,
And not to be Paid for unless perfectly sat-
isfactory.
100 Solid Gold Hunting Watches, $3.50 to $1,000
100 Magic Cascd Gold Watches, 200 to 500
100 Ladies' Watches, Enamcled, lOO to guy
200 Gold Hunting Chron'ter Watches, $50 to 800
300 Gold Hunting English Levers, 200 to 25O
300 Gold Hunting Duplex Watches, $50 to 2OO
500 Gold Hunting Amer. Watches, 100 to 250
500 Silver Hunting Levers, soto l5O
500 Silver Hunting Duplexes, 70 to 25O
500 Gold Ladies' Watches, soto 25O
1000 Gold Hunting Lcpincs, 50 70
1900 Miscellaneous Silver Watches, soto 100
1,5OO Hunting Silver Watches, 20 to so
5000 Assorted Watches, all kinds, Toto 70
10 Every patron obtains Watch by this
arrangement, costing but SlO while 1t may be
worth 81 0O0 No partiality shown.
We wish to Immediately dispose of the above
magnificent stock. Certificates, naming the ar
ticles are placed in scaled envelopes, and well
mixed. Holders are entitled to the articles
named on their certificate upon payment OF ten
Dollars, whether it be Il Ws tch worth 81, w or
one worth less The return of any of our GER
tifcates entities you to the article named there
on upon payment, irrespective of it's worth, and
as no article valued less than $40 is named on
any certificate, it will at once be seen that this
is no lottery, but o straightforward legitimate
transaction, which may be participated in even
by tho most fastdious.
A single certificate will be sent by mall,, post
paid, upon receipt of 25 cents, five for ST. eleven
for S. thirty-thrce and elegant premium for IS,
sixty. six and more valuable premium for SlO
one hundred and most superb watch for Sl5:-.
To Agents, or those wishing employment, this
is a rare opportunity. 1t is !legiitmately con
ernrent, and open to the most careful scrutiny
Trv US WRIGHT, BRO. s. CO.,
Importers, 161, Broadway,
sep 28-6m NEW YORK
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Has resumed his business at he old stand,
NO, 155, KING STREET.
contains as usual the choicest, both,
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE,
Of the most celebrated
FRENCH AND AMERICAN MAN NUFAC-
TURE,
suitable for Parlors, Dining Rooms, Halh, &c.
All orders for PAPERING Private Dwellings
and Public Buildings will bepromptly executed
in the most superior style at the lowest, prices.
The many years experience IN TINS btslne5;
makes him conadentin giving satisfaction to all
that NAV favor him with their patronage.
NH A-tf
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FNSUR RANCE

TNHE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
Cash accumulation on hand. SeS, 100000
ALL BELONGING TO THE POLICY
HOLDERS OF THIS
COMPANY.
TO business men, and particularly to the me-
chsncs and laboring men:
Have you provided for your families in ev7nt
of your death
It is the bounden duty of every good husband
and father to make provision for his wife and
children, and a LIFE POLICY is certainly
the cheapest and surest means of accomplish
ing this end.
A man 80 years old, can at o cost Of about
TEN CENTS A DAY secure to his family tho
sum of $4,000.
Think of this, and act promptly, for life is
very uncertain.
THE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK,
is the largest and unquestionably the best COM
pany in the country.
Apply to
W. D. CORSE, Agent,
No. 95, King street,
Alexandria, Va
Doctor NJ. M. LEWIS.
Medical Examiner.