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CHARLES c. slER. WY. G. STEPHENS.
C. C. Bies. 5 Co.,
No. 95 CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
i5% - Manufacturers Of X
The Patent Indestructible Water Pipes,
.PL UMB r S,
TIN, COPPER, zINK AND sHEET-IRoN WORKERS
Plumbing Copper T Zinc Sheet Iron Work done in all
their various branches IL .55.I{
Sheet Lead Pipes all sizes; Shower Baths
Bath Tubs, Washhand Basins and Stands Hip and Sponge
Baths, Water Closets Lead Sinks; Pumps both
Lift and Force various patterns Beer Pumps VICTORIA
GRECIAN and DRAB WASHSTAEDs, suitable for water
works or without, beautiful article fof bedrooms.
We have constantly hand large selected assor
ment Of
BRASS METALS COCKS, etc.
Such as Bbb Cocks Stop Upright and Bracket Cocks of
SIZES Washstand Sink Buter shampoonng Compression
for hot cold Lager Beer Cistern Cocks Sizes
Also Plated Cocks Of al kinds Brass Hose Plain Coup
lgs, and Hose Pipes from inches Brass Ware
usually found in similar establishment -
We have the celebrated METROPOLITAN RANGE which
has to be the very best article of the kind
Also the celebrated Charter Oak Stoves all
Sizes to cook for families Of from persons sizes
that will cook for six hundred.
Are also Agents for the celebrated JEFFREYs DOUBLE
ACTING LIFT AND FORCE PUMP with solid Inda Rubber
Balls for yalves-Threc Sizes A prices $40 Ss5
and SOTO raise water from Is to 81 feet perpendicular
force the from 80 to ITO clear of with only
at the brake They superior any Pump
yet invented.
COOKING STOVES AND RANGES of all Sizes patterns
and prices always hand either wholesale retail Also
Paror, Office Church, Bedroom and Steamboat HEATING
STOVES. Steamboats,, Hotels Plantations supplied.
nA All work done by warranted give satisfaction Or
ders solicited from the country.
c. c. BIER l. CO.,
oR ly-2pSm No. IS Camp street. New Orleans.
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n. Maslasd,

n. JMaslas.d,
FURNITURE STORE,
81 Royal lstreet............S 80 Blenville street.
Begs leave to inform the public genere he now open
ing large and spendd stock Of goods recently
the following descriptions
Porcelain and Glass Ornaments; Silver and Plated Ware;
Cut Glassware. new style; Table and Tea Sets;
Decorated Biscuit Vases; Fine Table Cutlery:
Bronze Lusre Lamps Clocks; Silver Plated Spoons and
- Forks, ETC., etc. 3as
Also, Magnificent Assortment OF ARTIFICIAL FLOW.
ERs, for JARDINIEREs ,ssS
Splendid CURTAIN sTUFFs, such Dsnask Brocatelle
and Lampasade and all kinds Furniture Trmmings En-
broidered and Bobinet Mosquito Bars ~ e Z
Also, splendid lot of English and CARPETS
sorted DIMITY for Furniture Covers-al Of be
AT COST. d7 2plm
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Chatea,s Gtscoas1.s.

Forty DOIla,. SesUtaag .Machtnes,
FOR PLANTATION AND FAMILY USE. 1
These Machines snperceding the high priced and cop
csted machines Most using them in preference
because they simple and to learn and they not
continually getting out Of order. IL
The public solicited to call and Judge for themselves
No. Camp street.
NJ. s. HEDRICK,
mis- 2p3m -.5.sa Sole Agent.
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FREIGHT OR CHARTER.

4
4. kSk FOR FREIGHT OR cHARTER-THE
m pas s i now HRar
seye For terms apply to the master board Third
ns7 aEo.aw HyNsoN 4 CO. 50 Camp street.
MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 81 Ouslumhouse street, near
aa ST vss s sse % o
from business friends and
unparalleled which attended Dr. James prac
s Al h. the United STATES
able BY The n most em,ent iuses him offering his
IN
ss
nsS sf Ia
at sspeeisis st'p i those
ss ssss e
ting them for either society viz Constitutional De-
Ct s ] I'D sGa
M sRs asa hs Raap ys
@ pepsa mes symptoms Of Consumption
Msaoy He% ais ss S
~ any above symptoms should
rom s S SesSy s but apply at once
Weakness organs immediatey cured and full vgor
Rsmsmbsr "The Medical House of Dr. Jaes is 81 Custom
psass and rooms reserved Hours Of attendance
Recent Gonorrhea cured in four hours
or pay ~ i M d Tx Is sslse M ' .
-O----= y. - 81 Cus,omhouse street.
F51sIodSs dS asRohaNKfsTi aGs3RuohHnNKT AND co N $ Ha
i00O CASES-Just received per steamshpss s$ssA
Black Warrior, Philadelphia, Cahawba and Emnre civ
and well assorted stock of " " ss
i hs aas sEYss
AS orr stock continually moving, have none Int the
newest goods in store which will the most reasona.
Bile terrns
Merchants VIII find their interest to give us na
and examine for themselves before purchasing elsewhere
j. M. GOULD Il CO., * y
seq T. Margarine street.
SUNDIslES- = = =
+ss 81 50 barrels Brazil Nuts. S
Iyssf 10 Currnns 10 si59as -. x
is 80 trails Dates ~
g9.sls 30 boxes Legtorn Ctron. 8s'ti
For sale by A. r. COGHRAN& 4 HALL, Y
dl2 - l3 New Levee ard II Fulton ST.
a. ONE HUNl,R ed DOLLARS REWARD.
W Ran Sunday, the 2uih of September last
plantation 10 American Bend, Washington county,
~ Miss, negro named JACK, yellow complexion Is
feet inches high.a head about
36 years od when spoken he speas quick pay Ono
Hundred Dollars for the delivery OF said
confinement in Jail 30 that can get him n i
I3fs 3fs ssss 80 T.J. JAMES, Washington county, Miss
nil Hss' ~ or GEO. SMEDES CO., l53 Common st
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q. . roiSDhArAR. VIII 0RATsoN ". srER.
POtssdeEtes., G3.aysOss y Co.,
AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS, STOCK, NOTE AND
EXCHANGE BROKERS'
1s Commercial Place. 4
WIN p. GRAYsoN, late Cashier Of the Bsnk Of New Or.
leans will take charge Of the latter branch Of business
ma 2p2na
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Mrs. Caes,, 8 co.

FASHIONABL MILLINERY, DRESS MAKING
An ID H O . Err Y. ss4
91................C CANAL STREET.. 5...........9l
& Between Camp and ST. Charles
Beg leave inform their lady friends and the public
ally thatthey large their Of NIL
LlNERY, DRESS TRIMMINGS, HOSIERY, etc., and are
with DISPATCH and the
able TERMS all kinds Of MILLINERY and DRESS MAKING
In the latest and most approved style.
Every description TRIMMINGS large Of
LADIES' CHILDRENs and INFANTS CLOTHING con.
stantly hand. RS-Connry orders promptly attended
will please call stock before purchasing
elsewhere g55s, i5 5at
sale at this establishment. Z
MRS. CADY & CO.,
oil 2p4mMoweSFr 81 Canal street. New Orleans
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CNe9P STORE! Cheap Store!
Al, COST pRIcEsl
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
oHARTRks STREET. coRnsR HOSPITAL
MRS. FABIO5 T4,
Has the homer inform custsners and LADIES' II seu-
efA that she has France complete asd varsd
assortment q FALL AND WINTER FANCY GOODS, css-
slstiaE Of Ladies' and Naaes' s3s 2
SILK AND VELVET BONNETs s.
VELVET AND SILK MANTILLAs,
STRAW BoNNETs, INFANTs CAPS
EMBRoIDERIEs, GLOVES,
AARQUIsEs UMBRELLAS. PARAs0Is.
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS 4.
BRIDAL AND BALL WREATHs,
BRIDAL yAIIS, FANCY PLUSH,
VELVET TRIMMINGS. SHELL COMBS,
FANS, RIBBONS, etc., OF ALL KINDS
And large assortment Of FRENCH LACE vEII as we'll Is
complete assortment Of ALL OTHER ARTICLES Comprised
in the Millinery line
FAB1O hopes that her ane selection s Goods and the
moderate prices which they will BE- sold cheaper than can
be obtained elsewbere will liberal shase Of public
patronage. 2
Mrs r. respectfully invites Ladies to cali and examine her
goods before purchasing elsewhere She will offer
ments to purchasers.
1SCounHy orders promptly and accurately executed
tt+ -Remember-t is52Sss5,' 5
CORNER HOSPITAL AND cHARrREs STREETS
Bills Of Suspended Banks
Received for s5sYs.5 4
~ u " a n Ds ba " LIZ "A - I.
Received late arrivals from France and New York
great assortment Of now style
Cloaks, Shaywls and MantalIas,
To be sold ss COST PRICE. BY
MRS. s. G. FABIO,
o8 2p3a Chartres street, corner Of Hospital n O.
.4s.s.tced
NO RRIS, ;MAULL & CO.,
CLOT HE n g.,
tsuccessors to Norris 1 way.)
| CORNER OF CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
Under the City Hotel,
Now offer to the public their large and elegant
| ment Of "a
Fine Fall and Winter Clothing,
| Embracing all the
VARIETIES IN STYLE. AND CHOICE MATERIAL.
Their stock Of ,g5s
DRESS COATS,
FRoCK COATS, and
| BUSINESS COATS
Has been selected and manufactured with greatest posi-
bic care
BLACK AND FANCY cAss. PANTS
,,t' FANCY CAss. SUITS
In every variety. s75 81
| Together With new and beautiful assortment Of
/ VESTS. OF ali descriptions.
SHIRTS >.
FANCY GOODS . osl 2ptf
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Derjasgey- Pistols.
The undersigned SOLE AGENTS in New Orleans FOR
HENRY DERINGER Of Philadelphia just received
complete and beautiful Of his CELEBRATED Pts
tolls, with GOLD, SILVER and STEEL Mountngs. The
reputation of this Pistol the BEST SINGLE BARRELED
WEAPON in the WORLD remains as yet unchallenged.
Every is shot and sighted accurately the
self before leaves his hands, and this fact gives the
chaser perfect Of their reliability made
his order, For sale by
HYDE & GOODRICH,
Corner Canal and Royal sts..
dl7 2ptf New Orleans.
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ORLEANS TREATIES. The great opsn Of i n no
vatore" is to be repeated 1t the Orleans sheass -
morrow night.
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WAGES TABLEs--Our nextdoor neighbons MaslsA
VIM. 81. Slack L Co., hays furnished Is Nth y
sample Of the wages tables which they bare NJ.
The table before Us is in the shape Of peet
andam book and seems 70 be suited n AZ
employers who pay by the month, tho tables hing
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FLEETW WOOD,

k&k FOR FLEETWOOD-TH FIRST
MSAf class fast sailing American ship Statesman
Watts master. is loading and will have auick
dispatcn For freight Of 250 bales cotton apply to
zt5 J. p. WHITNEY 4 CO., 35 5farondelet at
For passage. apply to captain on bosri. f7 dai
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Island of Cuba.
JOS E DOM N G O,
Importer OF Havana Cigars & Leaf Tobacco
a5tr ssi No. Is Customhouse street., q
Has Just opened the above importing establishment
where be found superior stock Of selections
most tfavorte brands Of Hi5H- --3.s
HAVANA CIGARS. e7'--
VII PAPER CIGARS and 4-s9. =
H. LEAF TOBACCO
ATTHE LOWEST PKICEs.
"OLD JOE,' as he is familiay for the las
sixteen years. at his old stand in the Rotunda
UNDER THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
still remains in his old quarters where be found the very
best brands of Havana and Paper Cigars his mpor.
ton. Also, at his Cigar Stands in the 7,z ,@
CITY HOTEL,
r., 81 ST. LOUIS HOTEL, and
ARCADE,
always be found the best brands Chewing
Paper Cigars and the best quality of Havana Cigars
Smoking Tobacco milo 2ply
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money address the Tickets srdered
receipt Of which they will be forwarded by first mail
Purchasers have tickets ending In any figure they MAJ
designate.
Tbs list Of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to pur
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
A3-Pchasers will please write their signatures plain
give their Post Office. County and State.
A3-Remernber that every Prize is drawn aad payable
full, without deduction
Ali communications strictly confidential
Address orders for Tickets Certificates either San
Swan 4 Co., Augusta Ca, or to t..
sAM'L SWAN b CO., Box SO s. Post Office,
ns8 2pd&W New Orleans La,
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on rHn rLAx o. sINeLssyxsnns
To be Drawn each saturday In Dscemb,

APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
lprIes d $500 spproxmAting 900 prize S2N
4prscs Of $50 approximasing $1,000 prize 1000
prizes Of 100 approximating to 10000 prize 800
prizes Of I50 approximatng t. 5000 prize 600
4prisss Of las a2proximating 5000 prize 500
prizes Of 100 appro1imating to 5000 prise loo
prizes Of Is spproprlang to 300 prize 800
prizes Of 80 apprsxixatns to LEO prize 200
5000 priseso Of 10000
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4 kkR FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER-THE
MESA new Al superior ship AvOndaIe, Ruark master
1900 bales cotton capacity. is ready to re-
seye rsight For TERMS apply to the board Third
III = y u GEO W HYNsnN 4 co 90 f.spn ..o.s
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Sails on SATURDAY 18th inst
44Sk- FOR BOSTON-REGUI.AR LINE-THE
M1$S Al superior bark N. BOynton, Smalley master
.haying nearly all her cargo board will sail as
above For balance Of freight passage. apply to
d23 GEO ". HYNSON i co., 81 Camp street.
so FOR BOsTON-REGU ULAR LINE-THE
M& regular packet ship Milton, W. E. Kingman, mas
is now loading and will have dispatch. For hal
a9ce OF freight Of passags apply board Post First Dis
dl6 GEO. W. HYNsoN CO.. 50 Camp street.
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ARRIVALS AT The HOTELS

WfILARDS' HOTELS Buckner Nv. T
9 Foster, tSA; @ w Redd and Iadv, Va: Me-.
cali, Rainey, III c sPalding, Mass; Fent,
w Barker, Va; Com Alden, UsA. and lad :,
X Keith, DC; Banter, my; Fnlmer. g A Mil
Ian, Kansas; A Brooks, NM; r McHenry. Md: +
Dixon, CT; Archer, Va; Mr. Crawford n,
JlS Locke, Ga; Eldridge, n Yk; Is Browne
Cal; w Moody and lady, NYk; w n WardeII
Rnslandi X aeitisr, Md; Gowlsnd. = T,
Mason, va,,Amos Davis. Il y; r Davis Do. + !. !.
s = 0pn,,, I Jones, Jr, Miss A Farynharn, J
bhOHNS' HOTEL-w q BfIIen. Pa. n A
Wernef, NH y Vsldsnar, Md; Jas Meme + c
wordsworth, Pa; w Moore, Md: DR. 4 TN,
nsr, NJ; Baird. Cal; p Des Jorpes. Ma.
Grove, do w AninoD, Va; g ID Prentic.
Cooper, DC; @ n Burroughs, Nj Rr~ nal,
Laid and family, Turkey; Gen ! I, Lane md
son, OIegoai Capt Smith. USA: Mr., Ian.
Hunt, NY Mrs Debssine Paris: Nj. ash,ii.
do u Hook. Nd; r c Herricf, Mass e y
Tyler, va; w NJ Chufchwsll, Tenn; r Maua.
2 HARDWOOD House, Rob;,,o, W..
vi w By,1 and lady, Nd DR. Miller, Mo; w
Tsll.y and lady, Del; J n Howard. sc: a..
Ter, Engi Philips, do; Com Mayo. CsN: r :.
White, Pa; Hon Smith, Tenn: Hon n o
Nicholson. do; J B Pleasanfs. Va; WHIT
ga; @ ker, Va; A Livingston, Fla; ] A Gfa,
ham, Cali Mrs Wood, Va. -
b u; HOTEL, IL. o. SnIrH s)-P Web,t.r
ID and Morris. c c Entri ken, Mrs Morris
shsses Mary and Marg't Twaddell, Pa; Thos w
berfy and lady, Conn; Hon p Ferguson and son
Neb'a; mo . Du.royx Md; w T DrownIny CT.
DCamP6eii Pa; W Fletcher, DC; Isaac Sfrohm
oh.oi fadry and sons, w b Luddoth. Wa;
: BROWNE ncj Geo Browne, DC; Geo Bruee
DO; Lind, NY.
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limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,

On the Petition of Hubbard Harris, adnnistrator
81 Alpha HieliaTdsOn, decd Of North Enfield New
Mam,pSah,re PRAYING for the extension Of patent
granted 10 The said lpha Richardson on the tx h
sbttin nj, LOT en- lnprovement in ..Maehney Tor
day Of Al rIl, 1859: - A~ -'A
is ordered that the said petition be heard at tbe
Patent Once on Monday. the 5th of Apr next,
at 2O'cock, m; and all persons are notified 10 an,
pear and show cause. If any theJ have why said Pc
tIuOn ought not to he granted. - $3.50 ~
:. Persons opposing the extension are required to
e in the Patent Office their objections speclalIv sat
forth in writing at least twenty days before the day
OF hearing all Testimony flied by either party 10 IL
used at the said hearing must be taken and
ted IN sccordancs with the rnes OF the office. which
will he furnished application. 1870
The tsstimon, in the case will he closed on the 18th
OF March KIT; depostIons and other papers relied
upon testimony must he fled in the ONCE on or be-
fore the morning OF tbst day the arguments If any
within ten Days chereaffer. 20 ~ ~
Ordsres, also. that this notice be published in tho
Union, Irtsihgsire~r. ard Evrnins STIR, Washing
ton. ID g; PENNSYLVANIA, Pbilade phia, Ps Daily
News, New York; Post. BostoG; and inquirer
CIhcimiati, Ohio. oncea week fot three succeSsiys
Tseks previous 10 the 5th Of April nAtt. this
day OF hearing. . y Joseph HOfT
and ,sod ss ~ the above papers van please copy,
esA'~Sk "<" nspss, R6-1awsw
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u A man was LACEY subjected lo Lynch Law
in Western New York
ID Alfred Wade, the hrst Governor Of cboc.
Nv Nsiion OF iRdians, was sworn into Office on
the l3th ult.
eLEIsuISs. We learn that there was sleiybino
Nsv.n
W Somsthing ails the ducks; over 100 have
ossn seized In the market at Norfolk As unfit TO
W The Canadian admirers of Thomas DAT
Magse have presented to him a handsome wri-
dollars. 'Aou''i'"
II The Erie Railroad IL said to he making no
progress IN It's proposed loan. In 1852 the SEE
due. "'0o'"e
W Commodore Foote attributes to the inhu.
ence OF the American missionaries the formation
OF most o. the late treaties of Siam with Western
hations, which he thinks are alresdy enabling
'nat country to progress so rapidly
W correspondent Of the New York Evan
Ing Post says be has offered several workmen
saI Penters, nasons, &c, work II 81 per day. and
.ney save In every instance replied that they
would Iatnsr starve than work for less than sa
Per day. 'A"A
W Inc average annual imports Of cotton and
woolen manufactures into the United States are
ABOUT my millions Of dollars the average annnal
imports OF iron, manufactures OF iron and steel
are about twenty five millions Of dollars: the sv
erage annual imports Of manufactures of silk are
ABOUT TWENTY-FIVE millions Of dollarS-totaI one
hundred millions va"
VI correspondent of the Lancaster Gu,r-
dian, speaking Of the coinage Of the new and
useful word, says: Telegraph is the instrument:
Telegram the written teleYraphic MESSAGE "a
the same principle, dare propose three otber
new words'-teiegraphy, the art of working the
trisSrdPh; photograph, the instrument used in
Photog raPhy; and Photog am, fac simile, or like
ness photography
ID Prof Faraday has shown the chimney to
possess very important functions in sanitary econ
omy- Iaus, parlor d . will consume in II
nonrs fofty pounds Of coal, the combustion rem
oenhg iolty-two thousand gallons Of air unfit 10
support lie Not only il this large amount OF
deleteflous product carried away. and rendered
1nHoxious oy the chimney. bat I've tfrnss that
qashtity OF air Is also carried up by the rauyht
tanned. mann
LisERIAS CoIy.-Wo have been shown the
one cen' ana two-cent pieces of Liberian coin
Thry a-s about the same size, though not 80 bra
Wy, as the English half-penny and penny niece
ahd are prominently ma ked with their resne-,
I've oen''iindttons- On the Que side Is a re me-
eent4tion OF the Palm Tree In bloom. the oc.,n
VIII steamer In the distance, and the figure,
IstI, Inc latter referring to the dat of fsrma
uon AZ republic. On the reverse, head of Lib
e'y ana Gap with star I'm the cap, and thu
Wo'ds "hepublic OF Liberia" aud three ANAL
stans, representing the counties or States which
comprise The young nation. The metallic Gu
ntncy OF Liberia consists In the one and two cen.
pieces fhey were struck In London in, 1881
ana present creditable appearance
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B We are afraid, from what we read, that
there are some people in this world rather given
towstching their neighbors. Atleast, if we can
believe the following, from the Utica Observer,
there are some in that town. Hope that there
are none any where else:
"SHK HAD THEM THERE. "a lady In town
chances to be unfortunate in the opinion of some
Of her neighbors. A physician has of late been
necessitated to visither family rather FREQUENT.
ly. There being no hitching- post before the
lady's door, the doctor several times fastened
his horse to post in front of a neighbours resi-.
dence. This be was shortly warned not to do
again. So, when next Esculapius made his ap-
pearance, he asked the lady, who was at one Of
the windows Of the house, where he should .stie
up. Let the horse stand, was the prompt
reply, 1.-THE neighbOrs will watch him for You ~
Enough of those same neig bors heard the com.
plimentary remark-we only hope 1t did then
rood
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BANKING HOUSE OF u,,p. pporurp.

DKPosIfs.- Dsponts received and Checks paid
vithout charge. Drafts on the aorthsrn seaboard
cities received on Deposit at par, and Exchange on
INTEREST ON DEPosITs.-Interest will be allowed
on deposits a. spoh rates as may be agreed upon.
Derass. u ynsi sr o aSD Mos1.
ceived TO be checked for pay able same funds Or in
specie, We charging the regular Exohanse:
viii be soOunted and Loans made on Stock Bopds
and Securities, at the market rate.
LBTTBRs OF CRsDII.-Letters of Credit will be
Tinted States. on Deposit Of Money or coI.serai",
And interest allowed If Money 10 deposited, and
charged II Cointeras. on such terms may be agreed
upon.
be furnished with DRIFTS in such may be de-
BILLS AND LxTTEas on On EprT ON ENGLAND IRE
LAND AND EuRorE..Bllls of Exchange and Letters
of Credit England, Ireland and Europe furnished
BoNDs, SIocEs, &e.-Bonds, stocks, and Seouri-
bought in the different Cities at commission Of 4
reserve the night to call for deposit Of Pr cent
graph.
,RAlLRoAD. CIys. AND STATE BoNDs.-Rsilroed.
City, snd State Bonds can be placed in hands for
'0as IS GI ssT 81 with BCds
mark ct rates. All Warrants sold BY NJ are gsaraa-
teed IN every respect.
Land Warrant quotations regularly furnished IL 70
Warrants Will be forwarded to Western Houses on
orders. OF sent for sale on commission to responsible
REAL EszATE AMP INsURArcEs.- Real Estate
bought and sod, and lnsurances effected.
CossEss.Scfaims On the tnitsd States. before the
Court of Claims Cong ntrusted to us, will be
BY prompt III CHI ' BfRRJS1THERs
Jan n Opposite the Treasury,
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MISUNDERSTANDING AT oRk-The
Rochester Union says that for a few DAYS past
buyers for the Eastern markets have been in
the streets of Rochester Offering enormous prices
Tor potatoes, paying as high as six shillings per
oushel for favorite varieties. 1t is now too late
TO send potatoes by canal. and prices have fall
en-, and promise to fall still more. Good pota-
toes were sold on Monday at forty-fou and fl
ty cents, and only thirty-eight was asked for
inferior descriptions. There is something no.
ticed Of the disease among potatoes, but ii is
not general, and We do not think there is
enough OF 1t to make the vegetable very scarce
or very high the coming wintsr.-Al6any Er-
preJS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-20

LrDIcRoUs INCIDENT. few syvuIug, since
family at New Britain, CT, retired to rest
Leaving night lamp burning in the bedroom
allsd, as they supposed, with burning fluid
Upon awaking in the morning, they were
alarmed upon discovering the room full OF
thick, sufocating smoke, and the gentleman
was horror stricken to perceive that his wife
was as black as his hat, while the lady nearly
went into eonvulsions at the sight Of the col
ofed gentleman beside her The children were
also little niggers, all Of 'em, and the furni.
ture OF the room turned to ebony On exami-
nation 1t was fnund that they had used cam
phene instead Of fluid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-20
EVENING STAR.
TOO LATE.

.DouxIas. DousIss. tsndir and tras."-0ld Ballad
In the old ikene that knew,
I would be so faithful. so loving Douglas,
Douglas, Douglss, tender and true!
Never q scornfal word should pain ys;
I'd smile as sweet - the angels do;
8west, IS your smile ~ shoue ever,
Douglas, Douglas, tender and trus.
Oh to call hack the day that are notl
Nv eyes were bIndsd, our words were few;
Do you know the truth now up In Heaven,
Douglas. Douglas, tender and true!
was not half worthy of ron, Douglas,
Not half worthy the like Of youl
New al men besIde To me like shadows.
love you, Douglas. tender and true!
Stretch out your hand to me Douglas, Douglas,
Drop forglyness from Heaven Ike dew;
Douglas, Douglas, tender and true,