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Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

/ a. Our s.calf'' story of last week was great
hoax. Nobody need believe more than third Of
it.-N. Anthony Republican.
a. That is the way with these ssfreedom
shriekers." They have got 90 used 20 ssstrstch-
ing every story they get hold of, that it 10 al
most impossible for them TO tell the truth.-St.
Paul Pioneer. il7b 5ag .ais.1o .1s &. s.ssgaosti
q Does our infallible neigbbor remember
anything about poor Sioux, who was caught BY
the crael Chippewas linear Glencoe" /" bound hand
and foot, roasted over slow fire, then fricassed
and served up hot to crafty the cannibal nav
Of his enemies Wonder who was the sscalf''
that timel
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

We 6nd the following proceedings Of the pas
sage Of the Land Grant Bill under . Washington
date Of the 4th: s.ts.s..
Senate has agreed to House amendments to
Minnesota Land Bill giving 100000 acres, all for
lands proposed, in bin heretofore repealed BY
Congress. N .,..,
Minnesota is to have The entire disposal Of
as Thus 10 the Minnesota bill perfected By the
House Committee on Public Lands, and in conneo-
tion with which corruption was alleged. ,;e.,sa7
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

sWarsulp CsxstazESs-0a Saturday, ,ths3 s3lsts
shs Hsuss Il Rapssatasivs laid spes shs tabls
shs rsselusioa dsslasis6 Whis6sld - isAsissaliy
elected delegate fseo Kansas. The vote sssed,
~ s. sass q.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

{ - 4 workman N brewery inst. Loais, na-
med Brown, fell bead foremost IN kettle Of
boiling liquor, afsw days ago, aud died IN srss,
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

a. There 10 nothing like courage in misfor-
tune. Next to faith IN God, and in his over-ru-
ling providence mans faith in himself is his
salvation. 1t is the secret of all power and
success. 1t makes man strong as the pillar
Of iron, or elastic as the spring steel.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

u The important news from France By Che
recent ARRIVAL s that the imperial prince is sssth.
iagi i 10 shoasht that he viii wsashsr shs,in.
tantile crisis. .xfk sysI.as 81 ss,i Sac sr;sn.a
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

q We received yesterday, from our esteem
Cd friend r. o. Swseny, Esq.,, (vis Dr.Stswast)
beautiful engraving Of Leavenworth city, Kan.
sas territory. Mr.. S. made . short sojousn in
tias city, and while there he execussd the dssigu
from which this lithcgraph is taken. Il e nov :
city Of three thousaad inhabissats, and, taking
this fer faishfal sketch, il mast b vssy 70!
mantle place.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

sn eN.Ths Grand Jury In the New York murder
ease, hsvsiudicted Eekel and Mrs. cunningham
for murder, admitted Spodpass 70 bail 10 % 500
70 appear - siwtnsss, end the Two eoortssaus,
Emma and Augusts Canningsm discharged from
custody.od iassan IA gfusia 3ca .szYe8sai Al
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

- Do1Sseie Tsass-llay your colDSs aSd
ths Slandks afsinse yea b svk ajiks-wjlheus
Usssds.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14
Fremont City.

hi .l t .r III 3 b Z. r- N r g.
among tne nundreo new towns sprlng'ng INTO
existence on 'ne banks OF the upper Misslssippi'
We kno" OF none oe''er ioca'eo tnan 'nss wn'cn
pears 'ne ABOVE name Imagine : large prauire, pr
consainnng from Two 20 tnee tnou,sno sores oi
lano loea oV nne grown OF .'moer loaH' maple
ana e'm'! sravefseo oy oean!'iul s.ream' clear
:. sry''s'-uo'.ea oy sesera' spsFkAng A' iaAe''
al 'sem'ns WIN n'n az io"l' so.rouooeo 0y eA'
0e'ien' SOL, mocn Oh "n'ca IL onoeF co's'va'ion,
ana capable 0. producing any vegesaO'e desired
- 20 '''.,e 'ne eP'oulea" pala'e' ana you nave
P.e''y ,a,r 'aeA o' tue country afouaa fremons 'sH
wy. Aue 'o~n sl'e = lsA''y Eooc one: pos
sss''ns very many sus"n'age', "nica W''l, ~
Water river runs through the town and afford.
excellent water. mower for several mills. In ;ts
bed and near its shores. s found lime. ,tona rook.
making a lime. stone sunsr;or 70 and comr.nd.
ing higher price than the celebrated Alton
lime. Potter;s clav is also found IN abundance.
PLENTY Of good brick clay is taken out OF he
banks of the river. Near the to xn is excellent
hard wood timber. and zine lumber c.n be ess;.
" brought from the pineries.g 90 ~. arsl
There are now il the town one rriat. mill. one
hotel, one store. blacksmith and . ,hoe.sbop.
lime. kiln. several dwellinps.l 10. Early nsst
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

q The Winons Argus prophesies vsry bu.
y season for that town during the coming Sam.
ner. One ofthe enterprises on foot il the srsc.
ton OF . magnificent and capacious hvs-story
Botel-the materials to be stone.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

F. 0Robst NJ Ssswsess of Bsohaaan County,
No., be- BEN sonissaed ty sbs Democracy -
sasdidatsfos The GovssseShip sf Nisosri, vice
6evssnm Polk Of Misessi, ~hs was slscssd o.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

- The House, previous 70 sdjournmsat pass.
Cd > vote Of thanks 70 Speaker Banks, for his
able and impartial conduct during the sessions
voss llo 70 Is. Mr. Bsnks made speech,
which was loudly aprlsuded. aI,.,.,..~,,
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

u Week before last Is the raising Of 8 barn
below Johnssovn, Penn, man named Jones fell
from the top Of the building and wss killed. 4
German, named Smith, insist=d that IL hs had
been active he might have saved himself. he ..
esuded the building and advanced 70 the sams
place from which tie other had fallen. sNoR d.,
said BE-, dish b dc vay, and lsssing 70 hs hold,
b fell 70 The groanl, and hspow lieo in bed With
. broken baek- uis sxperinsnt failed, bus b i
not vet eonsisesd that & ueuld NJ work u sight-
y naaagDd. LIZ aaiar .yl'sTsrsa sesoz as.de
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

e0Thrss millions Of letters are found annually
IN the dead letter ofboe At Washington, contain.
ing not less than $4,000. .<1fs...5s-s
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

T - Gov. King, Of New York, has directed the
District Attorney to remove tie Corosss ID the
case of Dr.. Hurtie:l. - asig1ooJ sn9H9 sGoa
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

% FnE ~ CAlcAco.-We learn from the Chicago
Tribune that 2 disastrous sonaagration occurred
at Chicago on Monday morning last, laying in
ruins : portion Of . fne i've story block on South
Water Street, and causing loss Of from $780,
600 10 $40O, 900. ~ ,;t Z. ..s.'.s'
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

edThe Wabashaw journal Of Saturday says:
s'The Mississippi is clear Of ice at this place,
and some Of our hasty, impatient people are al
ready looking forward for the first boats" The
La Crosse Democrat says that the river at that
plaes u impossible for teams, and appearances
iadicase an early opening Of navigation. So
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

.oE0l 20 yjpE1g 10 098Dt tyeSE y 7NtS3
~ ~. Sssis 1assh llths = SssjsGss ~ No ysA1us
hesssseo0 o. w. y - ouee - usoess osse
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

EIThs Dakota Journal says that the man in
Nininger who froze his leg during the cold wealth
er was obliged to suffer amputasion last week
The operation was performed By Dr.. Ayres, as
sisted By DR.. 'Thorne. The man is now doing
we'll. The Or. performed the amputation in
just thirty seconds which is said 70 be quick time
o., q Our Northern exchanges from Minnesota,
and from 81. Paul in particular, are in very bad
humor about the removal Of the Capitalize
Crosse Democrat.
Not At all! On the contrary, We feel very con-
tented about it. - p''H - s.'e -
q 4 valuable stallion, worth $500 or $400,
was stolen from the stable Of Harvey Hubbard in
Winona, on Sunday night, Feb. %. There il NO
clue to the robbers.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

IA Ta1 Tasss RuLIxo PowsRs oi rn DAy.-
At q lats public meeting, the following s'dry"
toast was given. The suthor win get "buttsrsd'
when he reaches homo :eits s4 &. aH sDti9iv
The Press-the Pulpit--snd Petticoats; the
three ruling Powers Of the day The 6;st spreads
knowledge, the second speads morals, and the
third spreads considerably. 49,
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-03-14

We lay before our rsadsrs, With pleasure to-
day, the following eloquent piece Of poetry IRON
. new contributor, entitled {" TIE Lament Of the
Chippewa," and below it . oommunication from
our esteemed friend, Rev. s. R. Riggs, to whom
va ore indebted for many favors. 1t 10 trans.
laticu Of the Dec'sre.oa Of Principles BY the
Hazelwood Reraas,s, onfederatsd government
of some more enlightened of the Dakotas, who
have abandoned their tribal habits, and assumed
those Of civilization. May their brave aspira.
tions for Progress ard refined Culture be encour,
aged by tho whole Of Christendom.
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Home Insurance Company Of New York,
OFFICE no. 4 WALL STREET.

Cash Capital. $500, 000 90
An,ount of assets lst Jan. 1857. .S72, 1923 81
Amount Of L,Gtiiitres............ 42,480 %
,T,HIs COMPANY CONTINUES 70 IN
l. suIe Buildings, Merchandise. Ships In Port,
and their Car9oes, Household Furniture and Per.
sonal Property generally, against Loss or Dam.
age by + Ire, ON favorable terms
Losses equi.ebly adjusted and promp ly paid.
DIRECTORS:
Charles Martin; A Nilmanhi William G
Lambert. FIRM Of A G A Lawrepoe L Co; Geo g
Collins, finn CT Sherman 4 Collin; Danford N
Hoy kins, President Import RS l. Traders, Banf;
Thomas Messenger, firm Of L. l. II. Messenger;
iliism Mellen. fcmof Clsnin, NJ ellen Co.
Oh. Lles Hatch firm Of u Hatch d Co; d
AtterbuIy, il Arm CT L Aterbury, j. & Co; Lu.
Glen u Conan, finn Of Conan, Iothrop l. Co |;
aorner Morgan; Levi s:one, firm OF Stone,
starr 4 Co James humphrey, frm Of Barney,
Humphrey & Butter; George fesrce Arm Of Geo
Pearce & Co Ward A work. firm OF Ward A
WORK Son; James Low, Arm Of James / ow
ham q Co (; Charles A Buliley, Hrm Of Buliley
Go; Cephas II Norton, frm OF Norton, Jewett,
& Buzbyi George Morgan, arm Of r y Morgan
Co Theodore Men aimee. firm OF Bowen, Mc-
Nance Dc Co.; Richard BigeIow Arm Of Doan
hing Co; oliver r Wood. a.n of Willard.
Wood Co Amos X Emo, f,In Of Emo, Rob,
srts co Alfred Barnes, firm OF A Barnes
X Coz George Uliss, OF the nrm OF George
Bliss q Co Roe lockwood, O! the arm Tf X
Lockv GOD & Son; John s Nelson, ann of n lsou
Co Lyman Cooke, Arm CT Cooke, Dowd &
BaSe!; Levi Morton, ffm Of Morton d Grin
nell; Cults Noble, firm Of Condit 4 Noble; John
Hutchinson, FIRM Of J C Howe i Co stephen
Psu!, firm OF Stephen Paul Co Chas p bald
VIII, ntm OF baldwin, starr Co Il Gilbert Ely
nfm OF BLY,, Boaen Mcdonnell Amos L
Dwight, IN "f Trov bridge, Dwieh; & Co !;
Henry iiur;bu;, Tim Of swift, Kuflbu, & Co !:
!esse HOyt, tIm Of Jesse Toy, & Co WIN stur.
giss, Jr; nii" 81 stuIsls, Shaw & Co John X
Fond, firm Of Fcfd Rubber 60 Sidney Mason
nfin OF Maion = TlomIson; George I Stedmsn,
lrIn OF SlcdIGan. NJ ay nard i Co
CHARLES MARTIN, Prest
A. L. WiLLMhKTH, Wee Pres
J. MILTON SMITH, Secretary
W Applications received and policies insured
by THOMAS T. WHEEI,EVS Ap.nI
No J2j Ia avenue, oetw 9Th and Tin s:s
u-lfu 49,
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The business of this Company will compare =
lions IL the United states
From the Isl day of August, 1855, in five months
up ~ Is, January, 1855, the premiums received
amounted 10 the laI sum of hundred and eight
thousand, one hundred and hty-One dollars, with
only fortysiI HUNDRED and sixty siI d0llats Losses
ep0rted.
With these evidences Of success and good mnr
igement, the directors iee iusiihed In soliciting
ihsfe OF public patronage, believing that the
lily offered Is ample, and lhat all fair claims will be
adjusted more sceordingtO equity than legal techni
calitieS.
The company isprepared 10 Issue policies agaias.
oss or damage Ly Gre Oh DIvkLLiS0S, FCRHI-
TURG, MILLS, MANUFACTURERS, WARE
aOUsxH, all descriptions Of BUILDINGS, and
their contents, or all kiads Of MERCHANDISE,
transported by SEsSkL6, STEAMBOATS,, CA
NAL BOATS, RAILROADa, si.d The Usual con
veyanccs 10 or nom any portion OF EUROPE and
AM ERICA, and on the bulls Of STEAI BOATS
aavigaing the western waters,
The rates Of premium Will BE- a. low "a o,hai
companies, and n fixing them every improvement,
In construction and arrangement Will be taken into
consideration.
All Losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid
Once northwest corner Pennsylvania avenue anG
Seventeenth street, Washington city, D. C.
Insurance ;acy also Be eTcc.sd at tie Eoms ONcs
Northeast corner Vdlnut and Second Streets Paia.
iepata and in other principal cities Of the United
States by authorised ofise.s of the company,
mar l4-ts
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sEasoNABLF SPRING GOODS.

TOHN II SHOOT, No. lls BRIDGE ST,
~ Georgetown, 10. c., has received ard f. now
ofering 10 custorzers, an assortment Of SPRING
GOODS 10 which large additions VIII soon be
made from the New Yolk auctions. and OF The
late importations He has now received and is
offering The following Goods, viz:
Bib Gro de khine silks
Challie Robes aud 6oafsheir PlaIds
Mouslin, Chsliie and Bersge Deisibes
Plain Mouslia Delairs modes and brig Lt colonI
Plain link, Blue, Buzz and Green rench Brl
usnts cad Csmbrics
figures,
English and American Prints, new s:y les and ta,i
colors, 12kc
Striped Caliccs and Ssttlens for CHILDREN
India DimIuy and W hlte BrilliSnts, cheap
Plaid and striped Mu' l!ns. from 12kc 20 23c.
Ga White Cambrics (of Jones celebrated mase)
Best English 10 Is Cloths, ifcr isdie, sane
make
yaconets, Nsinsooh ard Swiss Muslins
and Blk Mousl;n Delaines (Lupln's
bombezi rs, Alsracas ard bngish Crsps
Blk Love and Grape Wells and Grape CoIian
Embroi6elieS ard Linen Csmbric bendh
Dunbar Dicksor AMI Richardson frish Linens
Linen and Cotton heetlrgs (best nsbesl
shirling Cottons tof all he mosas PNonlias
Table Damases, table Cloths ara Nspkhs
Bird Eve, Bucfabscf a, d Scotcn diapers
Colored bordered Towellings, Russia and Amer
lean Crash
White M5rseilles quits
Cents and Boys [ a. simeres
Cottonades Denims ara Nankeens
Velvet and Bonnet Ribbons
f.ea,es; and Cent? Hid Gloves (sl sizes and
numbersl
Brown English Il Hose, best makes
: adies and Misses Cotton Hose
WITS many other ,Cssonsble Gonds, 10 vhfe
ne invItes the attention Of PROMPT paHsg asa
caSk customers j. ID. SINFUL
mar 6-u
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DIR. TfLER'8
COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC:

OOFil OOitO ottOi VI oObi hiHfSiSs
The most Pleasant Safe and Speedy Cure
for Whooping Cough, Group, Asthma,
Diseased Lungs, and Consumption.
Ea.srsd according 10 Act Of CoagrsSs, A. ID. 1907.
INAGAIN PRESENTING TO THE NOTICE
L Of the public the above remedy, we feel that
little apology Is needed Vast numbers In all
sections OF ike Union obliged Ia have recourse
TO other souGces OF relief thtn the Immediate pre-
scri on Of their family physician, and as each
return OF the winter season brings out host OF
professeciy new specifies, some good others use
less, and many decidedly dangerous, II becomes
as much q matter Of duty as Interest, believing
this To be a remedy, combining the greatest ad-
vaEtages, with the least OBJ lions OF any other
in use, to make II as extensively known as p-ac-
tcable. That such is It's character, Is abundantiy
proved by the fact, that II has been extensively
used the last twenty years with unparalleled sue
cess; that its reputation has continued 20 spread
and Its sale Increase, with little aid from adyer
Using or published lists Of certificates, (which
all know can as easily Re he'd for worthless
preparation Is for n.er!tor,o2s one that by rs
own Intrinsic merit, with the recommendation ~
persons benefited by its use, Il kas gained It's
present popularity; 1t is not tIumpe;ed to the
world SIS specific or cure all, but as d valuable
and scientific auxiliary Ia pulmonary cases, ready
at hand, aud one that has heen generally found
to euorG relief where most others lave been tried
without material benefit As such, II is recOg.
n!sed by numbeTs OF our leading physicians, who
know tts composition, and have been eye Wit
nesses OF Its superior eMcay, as well as by thou
sands Of our most respectable citizens, to most Of
whom reference Is caeeTfully permitted.
Sold at IS cents, three bottles In one, 80 cts
by MARIN Il PALMER, and CnkS. STOTT,
Washington CISSEL, Georgetown, and PEEL
O. STEVENS. Alexandria.
Also, "TYL ER'S GUM ARABIC COUGH
CANDY DRO )" The same composition "a a
portable form, much rairon.sed by public SPEAK.
ers, singers, freq uenters OF public assemblies
as they remove al hrsklness from the throat and
voice, and &C: Ike a charm on troublesome
cough. Price l2x and IS cents q box dec 9-Iv
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
FLORIDA.

Posi- OrNcE DEPARTMENT, March ), 1857.
PROPOSALS FOR CARRYING THE MAILS
ofthe United States from LIST June, 1857, to 3O.h
June, 1859. on the following route in the State of
Florida, and in the time and manner herein speci-
ned, will be received al the Contract Office Of this
Department unit ) N. Of the 3o,h April next, 10
be decided on the next day:
NO bsi3-Frcin Bainbfi1ge, Ga by Chattahoochee,
Fla, pcheesee, hspalaga, Long Cane, Rid
leysville, RickOe's Bluff lois, and Fort Gads
den, 10 ApsachIcO a, 2OG miles and ba k,
three times q week from the 18th OF Octc.
her to the 18th Of June Of each year, and
twice week the residue, in first class steam
boats, with the privilege of using two horse
coachs from Bainb1dye to Chattahoockee
when the river is TOO low for navigation.
From IJth October to 18Th Jnne.
Leave Banb iige Tuesday, Tir rsday, and
Saturday al pm
Airve at Apalachicola nrNt Wednesday and
Friday by 4 p m, md Monday by ii a M
Leave ApaachicOa Sunday, Tuesday, and
Thursday a,5am
Arrive ai Bainbrige ne VI days ty m.
From l5tfsJs.e to 18th October.
Leave bail bridge Tuesday al 3 IN, and = A.
urday al J p m
Arrive st ApalachcDla Mt vt Wrdne stay by 4
pm, and Sundsy by p III
Leave Alphabetical Monday at IL IN, and
Wednesday at l0pm
Arrive at Baiabrijge next Tuesday by a IN,
and Thur-day by iOpm.
For form Ct proposal, guarantee, aad certificate,
also Tor instructions ard requirements, see pam
phlet advertl I'm 2hts Of routes ia Virginia. Florida
SC GATED January IL 1855, and February - 81
Proposals should he superst rted " fropo= ais for
roue 6s42, Florida and sent by mail to he SC
ind Assistant Posn aEtef Genersl, Contract Office.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
mar G-law4w Postmaster General.
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Medicines,
TOP THAT COUGH

TIME GREAT REMEDY FOR COUGHS,
l. COLDS, CRovP and WHooIINs CouGH
DIR. ROSES COUGH SYRUP
Cures Coughs Of the worst kind. 1t also cures
hoarseness, sore throat, weakness Of the chest
pain in the breast and lung affections. Where
ever there is pain mix with the Cough Syrup 10
drops Of Pain Curer, and you will hnd immediate
relief Or. Roses Cough Syrup relieves and
frequently cures consumptive cough, End forth
fes the system against further attacks.
III In bottles at 50 cents and 81.
TO CURE GROUP.
The lives Of thousand OF children have been
saved, by using DR.. ROSES Group Syrup. IL
gives instant relief IS cents a bottle.
TOCURE WHOOPING COUGH
DR., ROSES Whooping Cough Syrup is the
only certain cure for Whoopng Cough. Itcures
In a short time, and allays all irritation OF the
Lungs 50 cents bottle.
The above valuable medicines are recommend
ed by Physicians vino have TILED them In their
practice
To be had OF all Druggists in Washington,
GEORGETOWN aud Alexandria. dec l0-am
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BANKI HOUSE
CH u 3 3 ROTH RS

lTS.-DEPOSir5 RECEIVED AND
~ Checks paid without Change Drafts ON I'M,
northern seaboerd cities received on Deno.,, =,
psf, and Exchange on said Cities furnished 20 A.
positors without charge
INTEREST on DEPOSITS -In.erest will be al.
upon. -
DEPOSITS IN VIRGINIA AND uscvakxsr Mo.
AEf.-Deposiis In Virgins and other Uncurren n,
Money received TO be checked for, payable in
lar Exchange.
Discounts -No.es, Drafts, and Bills OF Ex.
Change will be discounted. and Loans made On
STOCKS, Boaas, ana Securities, at the narke.
LETTERS OF CRRDIT-Letters OF Credit viii
be furnished, negotiable in the different Cities OF
tne United States, on Deposit Of Nj oney or Collat
eraS, ana interest allowed II Money Is d. posted
ana charged II Cola.erals, on such terms as NAV
be agreed upon.
TRAvaLiNe BILLS OF EXCHANGE Tave,ers
VIII De furnished with drafts In such sums n
~ s IT aeo negotiable In tie different Cities
BILLS AND LETTERS OF CREDIT ON ErsI.rn.
ihkLAND AND ErsoPa Bills Of Exchange and
Letters or Credit On England, Ireland ana ~
rope, furnished ut the n,a,set rate 70, EscSsno
In sums 20 suit.
EoNDs, sIocxs, &c.-Bords, Stocks, and ee.
euIlaes paying from % IL u cent always Yor
iniseioa a 4 y cent. Where stocks are boup bt
upon orders, we reserve the rig ut to caI Tor 3e.
Posit OF I'D " cen! on the cost. Bonds or stocS.
VIII Do ordered by telegraph.
nalLhoAD, CITY, sIArY BoSpa Rail-.
toaa, CRY, and state Bonds can be placed IN our
P1aa Aof negotiation either In this country or
, IuIoPs, Rai!'0ad Iron purchased Tor cash OF
LAND WAaRASIs.-LandW Warrants bouoh, q,
tne market rates All Warrants sold by us ara
guaranteed In every respect "
Land Warrants located on commission
Land warrant quotations regularly furnished
Warrants viii be forwarded to Western Home,
spons;ble parties " 'o
REAL ESTATE AHo iNsURANCBs.-Real Estate
bought and sold, and assurances Effected
CLAfas ON THE UNITED STATES, CouRr OF
CLAlas, CoNoR Claims on the United
STATES, before the Court Of Claims or Congress-
lnunsted to US, will be prosecuted by able and
prompt attorneys.
CHUBB BROTHERS,
'NH Opposite the Treasury.
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FOR ALL PARTS Of THE WEST.
81
AND OHIO RAILROAD

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
NeIc and Iaprorsd Arrangements.
THREE TRAINS DAILY FROM BALTI.
4 more, for Cumberland, Wheeling, and al
Ist. The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN Will
leave, Except sunday at q IS a m connecting
with trains from Philadelphia, first train from
Washington lat Junction) will stop at WY sta
I'd The MAIL TRAIN leaves Camden su-
ton daily except Sunday at % q. IN /, and
reaches Wheeling by a. IA connecting at Ben
wood With trains fsr Columhas, Cincinnsu, Day
Detroit, Chicago, st Louis, Cairo, and interme-
I'd Th- EXpR Ess TRAIN leave. daily q,
Up. m, connecting with cypress trains for Cha
cisnati, 1T. Louis, Cairo, Chicago, and inferno
diate places. TIE distance 10 Cincinnati and
other central and soG,hern places In the West, 10
The tine to these places Is also uneq Jailed
III Baggage checked through 70 Columbus,
Cincinnati, Indian epoiis, ard TT Louis
10 Passengers and Baggage transferred II Ell
THROUGH TICKETS will be sold TO all The
large towns In The " est, az the lowest possible
rates, at the Ticket orce, Camden Staten, and
se- a second-clsss csris st,eched 10 the Man
Train.
Passengers rom.Dal,imore or Washington may
risY sAs entire road By doylgAi, by taking Ac
comHlodssiou or Mail .Tein, and lying over az
Cumberland or GARLAND. They resume neTt
morning by the Express Train, which leaves
Cumberland at : 50 a. n; and reaches Wheel
in. ct p. 70.
Passengers from Washington have ample time
for meals st W ssfiEgton Junction.
This IS thesoaly rc3te bv which Through Tick
cts and Baggage Checks can be obtained IN
Washington
FOR WAY PASSENG
The Accommodation Train al 6 IS, Will s.op al
ali stations east OF Cumberland, and the Express
a. ste- Ions between Piedmont, 2oirg west East.
wsrcly the Mali Train Leaves Wheeling Of Is
q IN, and Accommodation leaves Cumberland
at 8 20, reaching Baltimore a: IS m.
The FREDERICK TRAIN sxfts ut On m
Except Sunday stopping al way stations Leaves
Frederick e:3a m, arriving al Baltimore a l..
30 nooa.
The ELLICOTT'S MILLS TRAIN leave,
Camden Station az q m. and 70 M. Leaves
kli!cott's Mills az % a m and 80 p m, eI
Cept Sundays. W. =. WOODsIDE,
i'm Lott Master OF Trans portstiou.