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CHAs. WHITNEY.

New York Oct g 1855.
PROF. o. J. W0oD-Dear Sir: After reading the
advertisement in Of the New York journals of your
celebrated Hair Restorative procured half pint bot
ke and was much pleased with that continued to
use for two months and satisfied is decidedly the
beit preparation before the public 1t at removed
oil the dandruf and unpleasant itching from The scalp
and has restored my hair naturally and have doubt
permanently SO,
You have permission to refer me, all who entertain
tny doubt of its reforming all that is claimed for it.
MISS FEEKS, 26k Greenwich Av.
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and Fine Business Coats,
WE CuSToM DEE Iprr

Among which will be found very.attractve gar
THE CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
Continues under the charge Of Mr., STEVENSON Who It
Is needless to add has superior in his profession and
no pains will be spared to render this Department salts
lection Of s'e-'-7-
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
@15 WING MACHINES
NO UMBUG
Fully Protected by Valuable Patents,
THE SIMPLEST SEWING MACHINE
IN THE WORLD

Its general appearance and the arrangement of the few
parts entirely different from any Sewing Machine
ever before offered to the public and every ore who mas
it prOnoun it the most unique thing OF the klnd
which has yet bee invented
Any lady who wishes to purchase sewing machine of
family use, will regret it if she does not call on us before
She makes her selection
1t used by fasteni it to the leaf Of any table, or to
any place that has sufficient prOJ- ct4OA
Any person oue-even Child Of twelve years
of age, Of ordinary Observation-Disclosures seeing it once
used
1t any kind of good thread taken from the spoo
which it was bought, without re-winding.
1t has springs take up the slack thread when the
stitch being formednothng of the kind is used or re-
quired.
and understand the whole operation at glance.
The machine will long, if not longer, than any
Sewing Machine made for family and the most
ordinary machinst could at any time, if required, make
any Of the parts, excepting, perhaps the needle.
And than all, no need fear that after they
have paid US S25 for machine, they will have pay
other party So $40 for the night to use it.
The Patents which this Machine are dated Feb.
&c. 1885, Jan g. 1851 and Feb II 1857, and no Sewing
machine now made is better protected.
" What has long been wanted in the market is good
seWng Machine which be sold at price that will
within the reach of persons of moderate means.
Let everybody and if we not prepared to
meet such want.
EMERY, HoUGHToN, Il CO.,
S32 Washington Street, Boston,
mh16 deod1y opposite the Adams House.
HECKER'S RLNA BOILERS
To Cook
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MISCELLANEOUS.

EpASKET COLOGNE, - Fafinas' Cologne in
hR wicker bottles, UeTy article, just received
and for sale by GEO. r SPURR.
ap24 diff Main streat
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T. M. LA M B +,

Harrington Corner, 275 Main STD
VIII sell Watches at the lowest prices at which those
Ofke quality ever offered in this city An Watches
sold here are warranted to prove as recommended A
large assortment on hand which the public are in.
Vited to examine r. NJ LAMB
fI3 diff
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" Peri0r Messina Fruit this day received aud for
Tae by VIM. o. SWEET & CO.,
apis DIFF 1856 Main street
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OTECE,-The Commissioner of Highways gives
~ notice that he may b. found at No "a Front Street
at the Office of G. Valentine, each week day from Oh to
10 a. m SUMNER BRIDGES.
Worcester March q, 1867. d2m mcb23
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hare used Professor o. J Woods hair Restorative,
and have admired its wonderful ecs Il restored my
hair where it had fallen of; it cleans the head and
aers the hsr soft and smooth-much more so than oil.
Louisville, Nov l, 1866. MARY A. ATKINSON.
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HTDROPHOBIA.-A very important paper on
canine madness has been read at the flander' 8
Agricultural Society, and printed, in which IL
Is clearly shcwn that this malady Is rare that
il need excite no anxiety, the affection mis-
taken for 10 being caused by an impression
on the mind caused too often by the false alarms
spread abroad by the public papers The author
strongly recommends practice. which In Prus-
STA IL enforced by law, namely: That when any
person be bitten ~ suspected rabid dog, the
master of the dog shall be bound to chain him
up, and is not allowed to Kill him. BY this
means the do, usually RECEIVERS, and the mind of
the bitten person is relieved from dangerous
anxiety.
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EMIGRATION FROM IIALT.-According to a cor
respondent from Turin, emigration is the in
crease even In Italy. The inhabitants of the Lii
gurian coast frequently emig rate Ia America but
after stay OF a few years there thsy return to
their own country, during which a small amount
or money Is generally gathered by trading. Late
~, however, about $50 persons OF tbs mountain
districts OF PineTols have resolved to emg rate to
America. An insufficient harvest. and apents
busy to getuP an emigration from Italy probably
have influenced these people To emigraie. which
hitherto has been an unusual thing in Italy
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II Some time last year, the mayoral (driver)
OF sugar estate near Ca denas vas found dead
his death having been oecdsion-d by single
stab, which, of course, could only have been In
ficted by one man. Five persons, Chinese. were.
however, arrested, charged with having com
mltted the murder As is customary WITH them
on such occasions, they declared that all fl ?. of
thsm had done the deed, which was impossible
as the mayOral, az before stated, had been killed
by single stab. Yet. all nvs of the Chines-
were garTOtsd for the offence as a sort Of example
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Musk -This well-kn0wn scent is imported
from China, Bengal and Russia. IL has bitter
lsh and somewhat acid taste and in color resrun-
ries dried blood. This scent il obtained from
the musk deer. and Possesses a most penetrating
and difusive odor, rather agreeable when feeble
but when concentrated il is decidedly offensive;
40 ditusive II its power that a few grains W
scent room FOR wears. and il never tn fade
IN strength TOEquin musk is the moat esteemed
fod mus IL the natural bag containing the musk
IN each about eight scTuples OF pure musk. IL is
generally more or less adultegated. but the sdul-
tsrstiO1s are easily detected under the microscope
or Oy ANALYSIS
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DROGRESS IN THE FINE ARTS.
PAINTING AND PHoroGRAPHV COMBINE
P no OG x Al HIC POR TRAITS
In Oil COlors, on CANVASS,
MINIATURE on SIZE OF LIFE.
g. WALK Frs

PORTRAIT AND PICTURE GALLERY,
Odeon Hall, corner ~ st. and Pennsy lvanla avenue
:. WALKER has fitted mp the above spacious
apartments At very great OUTLAY Of pital, thereby
rendering his estahl Ishmeni one Of the most cCm-
piete and handsome IN the whole country. He has
large Gallery for free exhibition of upward Of 30
modern masters, to which he intends to asd fresh
InportatJOns. =. WALKER has aEO lifted up oom-
plete suit of rooms, with private rObng apartments
For ladies' ard purchased the finest possible Instru
meuts and engag ed first class operative artist to
assist HIM IN the department for taking MI kinds Of
PHOTOGRAPHIC, AMBROTGPE AND DA-
GUERREOTEPE PORTRAITS, from the
smallest miniature 10 sac Of Ii(..
=. WALLER. by combining the Photographic Pro-
IS years. experience and whose specimens of life
size portraits may be seen IN some of the first nmi-
lies of the city. as well as those exhibited in HIS
Gallery, he Will DO sble. 10y the combination of the
two, tn prodU ce portraits that have been
oeed for their fidelity and life like preston Can
vas and boards prepared bJ himself expressly for
Particuar attention Paid to the painting Of Por-
traits, Miniature or llfc-Sze from small pictures Of
decreased friesds.
Photographs taken from oorpses, or sick persons
taksn at their own residences, on Imne notice
Committees and Glasses tcSen In any number in
groups and any suantty or copies from the same sold
at reasonable CHARGES.
Likene.ses painted on Copper for Tomb Stones.
Valuable OH Paintings, and Old Family Portraits,
carefully hack lined and restored to their original
freshness.
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully solicited
to cal at the Gallery, ShlInSton's book store
entrance 90 street. two doors from Penns; lvanis
avenre. iv ti-em
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EVENING STAR.
THE OLD YEAR.

The odd year totters down the hill
With trembling wings and weary;
Down his cheek runs many a rlll;
His heart is lone and dreaTy.
Deep sim en- are hIs ey as, and beard;
With palsled hand he shades them.
No longer nov 10y Zsphy r. cheeTed;
stern Winters biaAt lnvsdes them.
Oh, cold and frIendless Is the gloom
w hose bacs pail gathers q er him:
Dark and frIghtful - the tomb
WhlcrgaplDg yawns before him.
How many ghosts OF buried joys,
Their winding sheets are lutteTIng,
How many hopes, with gIbbeTIng woes.
Their broken vows are muttering,
Amid them moves hOary shade,
His orders grim repeating,
Armed with m3ttOck, sythe ard spade,
He grlns hOrrid greeting.
welcome, old man, now rest thee here,
Where are thy fatHers sleeping.
1 DOW must trust my grIeis and cheer
To anOther's sturdy keeping"
The old year SINKS with dy ing moan;
His hungry grave receives him.
Time waves the new born hours on,
And with his pilgrims leaves him.
Farewell. old friend, though OF unkInd,
Thy loves I'll fOndy cherish.
Oh, NAV from bleeding heart and mind
Thy wrongs forever perish.
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~ WAsHISGTOx ilecaun har z.t to-,


r, On the petition Of Henry MoCarty, of Pittsburgh,
Pennsys apls. praying for the tensIon OF patent
grarted To him on the 18th of March, 1874 for an I'M
Proyement IN SuspendInk. opening and c.osIne
LOCK mates Tor seven year, from tns exrIrstIOn
Il sa,d patent which takes place the 18Th day OF
March, ls53: - -
L. Is ORDERED that the .ald petition be heard at the
Patent Office on Monday. March tins 9Th mort at IL
cock m; AMI 81 persons srs notified TO ,ppear and
rhor cause, II any theJ have, why said petition
ought not 10 be Granted.
PERSONS opposing tho - senKOn reqnired 10 "a
IN the PateIT Ofhce their Objectons .peoialIy sci
iDth Ia writing A. least twenty DAYS before this day
NJ heaTI9z; all testimony filed hy either party To- he
u-e at the SAID hearing must he taken and ,ruusnt
TED IA accordanee with the rules Of the Office " hch
va be furnished On application.
Ihe testimony IN the Will be clos ON the 18th
Oi FEBRUARY dispositions and other Taper. relied
upon IS testimony must bs fled in the fjfce an or
before the morning Of THAI day III 81 auy
within ten days thereafter ~
Oruered HlsO that this notice bs published in the
Sni"n, NatlOIAl lnteiiIg encsr. and Evening Star
NhshI1EtOn KerUbiicdH. Baltimore: Argus PbiIa-
deiph!h. DAILY News, New York; and Inquirer en-
eannatI, ONO; once week for three ,uccesSIye
weeks, previous ~ the 9TH day of March next the
on1 Oi fsahHg. Jos. HOLT
commissioner of Patents
s1Edtors Of the above ps pers " ~ please COPY
add send their bills to the Patent Oce with as 5r
O'-In4iH< 1His h"tice- d2s ihW3W
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NEW AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE.
FOR ALL PARTS OFTHE WEST.
E3 II III sesss:ss., S.sS1s.ss

~ TN ssss 49,
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The recent sxtenslon and Improvement of It's lead
ing connect ing lines at the " est mas required en-
IRE revision OF the running arrangements of road
"a nnS S TRASs a be rune
tSI start.
from Camden station, Baltimore at A NJ, texcert
s.2Ps a. way stations and arrives at Cum
olss g;sGgPs Z; TRAIN :,.ft, .srnaa,
A. NJ. connecting AZ Benwood with Central OHIO
trains for Columbus CIncinnst. Ind ianapoiis, Lon
with Trains for Csvesnd, Taedo Dsroi t Sc 3,
Cleveland r Dad, and also at Parkersburg with Ma
TTI,[acrhs ST; LOUIS and CINCINNATI
EMPRESS TRAIN leaves daily at SOS p. NJ,
from BellaIIe to Cincinnati, t'cifhouf chargt OF
G%T r. on GIHsSS and 5slcGs there y hut q
ton !, also connects directly, ~ both directions,
s S' o2 Etn y so PS s
connect At Xenls for Indianapolis Chicago and 81;
and 4 Gnsnns H Nth hs Great Ohio and
LOUIS through to ~. LOUIS less than f2hours from
ind by ts 1 H The nm. to al the centrs
the dt'fhrce s from ~ to loo miles shorter than b,
the shortest Of other routes. From the West th.,,
H. Baggage checked through to all points.
Camden station and at Washing ton. b. c. a.
Passengers from Baltimore or Washington ma,
rssU the enfiIs road BY daylight, by taking morn
ing trains, and ying over at Cumberland or Oak
land, and resuInlng 1eXt morning by Wheeling 40.
COMMUNICATION train. leaving Cumberland at and
Oakland at lO.S0.
FOR WAY PASSENGE
The Cumberland Accommodate ION Tram at A. M,
VIII stop At all stations east of Cumberland md the
wheeling Accommodation at all Stations hey Ond
Cumberland going West. East warSly, the hI6iI
Tram leaves W Wheeling at $50 A. NJ :, and Aocommo-
daton leaves Cumberland At 9, reaching Baltimore
t5DP. Nj.
ON THE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA
BfANCH, between GraftQn and ParkersbuIg, way
the Mail aastwardy.
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at p. NJ,
stopping at way stations. Leaves Frederick at 9lS
ne ELLICOTFS MILLTRAIN leaves ut SIS
A. ~. and 5l5 =. NJ. Leaves EllioOtt's Mills at
a. NJ and 7 r. NJ, except Sunday.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Leave Bsltlm3re for Washington at 4l5 and e.lS
"A: NJ, ssnd SIS r nj. On Sundays at 4l5 A. NJ,
Leave Washington for Baltimore at 6 and $50 A.
~; and sand 40 p. NJ. On Sunday At IA. A., snd
The first and fourth trains from Baltimore, and the
second and fourth trains from Washington, will be
9ApIess mai trains stopping only at Washington
JUNCTION and Annapolis Junction.
The 9l5 and d. 10 Trains from Baltimore and the 30
ana ~ vans from Washington connect with The
trains from Annapolis.
For tickets, information fare d a. npnIy IN Z r
ss,ion Agent WIN H. TSfsi Sfsi Camden
il l3-tf Master of 'rr.n snn,.,,;on p.it,u,o..
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I ORD BYRON,s MONKS a rnl, Mnrra.,,

ORD BYRON'S WORKS, g vols, Mnrray's
II London editIon- IN purple calf binding.
KNIGHTS Pictorial Shakespeare, vols, octave
London. green calf
The Stafford Shakespeare. 10 vols, London, in
oak cases "
gIlt. ~
BrItish Poets, vols London. hall calf
full csIf.
Rollins Ancient History, vols, London, many
maps, IN half calf '
Bunet's Histories. vols. Iosdon, half calf
Dean SvIrs Works, ROscOs's edition Z VOLS .
London. ksif calf.
Whewe!.'s HIstOrJ Of the InductIys Sciences 8
vols. London, IA calf.
bulvers Novels, - vols, I.ondUn green calf
And many other standard works IN inc bIndtngs
imported from London, By
dS FRASCK TAYLOR
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= A RETIRED PHYSICIAN,

NOTICE All Per,oas indebted ~ me- r,th.r n,
petes past due OF open accounts, are her.h,
Dothed that their accounts ~ not paid o. a, L.S,
tse l,t of Jsnuary. will b. placed IN m. hand, Of
offcefs To make the money cot Of
JONAS p. LEVY
80 W me, liauor. FIEnI sud Grocery Store No e..
izth street come of Il, ueeT the Can.i
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PROPOSED DATES OFS4ILING.

For freight or passage, apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS, No. IS, wall street,
New York.
BROWN, SHIPLEY 4 CO., Liverpool.
ID. e. WAINWRIGHT CO., PARIS.
The owners of these ships will not be accountable
for gold silver, bullion, specie, jewery, precious
stones or metals, unless bills of ladng are signed
therefor and the value thereof pressed therein.
al
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d CEUBB BROTHERS.


D.ro'II..-D eeonts rece,ved and Checks paid
without charge. Drafts on the northern seabonri
otIes received on Deposit at par, and Exchange ON
SAID Cities furnished 20 depositors without charge.
on Deposits at such rates a may be ngreed upon
DEPOSITS IN VIRGINIA AND rSCURRRNT NIoNEy,
Deposits IN Virginia and other CnoaIrent Money 70
ceved to he checked for. payable 10 same funds ID
speoie, We charging the regular Exchange.
will bed and Loans made on Stock g. BOnds
and Securities. at the mark t rnte
LETTERS OF CRHDlT.-1etteIs Of Credit will DO
furnished. negotiable IN the different Cities of the
and interest allowed if Money IS deposited, and
charged II Coisteras, such terms may be AZ eed
upon.
TRAVELLING BILLS OF ExcHANeE.--Tnveers will
be iurniEhed with drafts In such sums may be de-
sIed negotiable IN the different Cities of the onion
LANDAsp ErRoprMI,iII, Of EIcSap,s snd o.tt.1.
Of Credit on England, iceland and Europe IN Finished
1t the market rate for Exchange, IN sums TO SUIT.
ties pay ing from to IL Pr cent. always for sale or
bought IN the different Cities at a c0mmis ION of
pr cent. Where STOCKS are bought upon orders, we
reserve he night 10 cal for deposit 10 pT cont
the cost. Bonds or Stocks viii be ordered by tee-
graph.
RAILROAD, CIrI. AND STATE Borps-RaiIroad,
neso,ston, either In this country or Europe Rail
road Iro. purchased for cash or with Bonds.
marx ct rates. All Warrants sold By us are asa,sn
tsd In every respect.
Land Warrant: located on commission.
land arrant quotations regularly furnished II re-
nrrsnts Will be forwarded to W. stern Houses ON
orders or sent Tor sale on commission to responsible
RIAL EsTATE AMP IrsuRANcxs.-Real Es:s,e
bought and sold, and lnsurances effected.
CoNsRsss,Clalms on the United states, before the
Court Of Claims or Cong ed to US vi be
prosecuted BY prompt snS abe s,, at,orpsss;;
jan n Opposite he Treasuyv
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'NHE MUSIC DEPOT OF w. G. METZE-
L ROTT, corner OF Eleventh street and -f.N~
Pennsy lvanla avenue, - the largest andfzYTT29f
only complete Musical Establishment i'm . ~
the District OF COiumbIa.
Bacon, Raven x Co = and Roscnkranze's ceIe-
Erated PA OS are AWAY on hand IN great varle
y: Also, PTInce's superior MEI.ODEONS.
Together with an Immense stock of Musical In
strumants and Sheet Music of every description.
PIanofOrte tuning executed by MIR. Rebine.
daft
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Planes, 90.
TOLD MEDAL PREMIUM
u PIANO FORTES.
WILLIAM KNABE,
tSeEi9r partner IN the late hrm Of


(SeElor partner In the late hrm Of
kNABE. GAEHLR CO.,
Continues the manufacture and sale OF grand and
square PLANO FORTES, under the name .-.
OF William knabe d Co., at the old stand, ES3TE3
Nos. ], ), and North Eutaw street op ulHs'
pOsIte the Eutav House, Baltimore.
They have Also just opened new Sales Room al
No n7 Baltimore street, between Charles and Light
streets, on the premises partly occupied by Mr.
keep constantly on hand q large assortment Of plain
and highly finished grand and square Piano Fortes.
also, MelodeOns, from the best makers from to s.
octave, some with double KEY boards double reeds,
and stops to suit small churches.
Beng extensively engas ed m the manufacture { (
Pianos, We will sell whole sal and RETAIL the most
iberal terms.
Our Pianos were awarded the highest premium
gold medalD At this Fairs OF the Mary land Institute
two successive years-October. 1855, and 86-in Op-
position tn fourteen and eighteen panos from some
timOre. We were ri SO awarded the first prenun,at
the lniu:trSl Exhibition held IN Richmond, Vir-
gina, lSh5 and 1876. They have also been awarded
the highest premium tsllver medal) 1t the Metro
polish Mechanics FAIR for 1857.
In addition tn this We possession of testtmo
mails from the most distinguished professors and
amateurs IN the country, which can be Seen at our
wGreTOOIns speaking for themselves and Others of
the high appreciation In which our instruments are
overy whore held.
All Instruments guaranteed for FIVE Years, ,rd
privilege OF exchange granite within the frst SIX
months from the day of sale the do not
give entire satisfaction.
Wholesale dealers will find il to their ADVANTAGE
to give US a call before purchasing.
Pianos exchanged, hired and tuned.
mar l6-ly VIM. KNABE T. co.
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Traveller Uira0tory,
Traveller Directory. F
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
$ Ta' sat,: ee.,,e.s.s 'an EE&
The BALTIC...---.- Capt. Jose PHI Comstocf
The ADRlATiC----.--- Capt. James West.

These ships having beon built by contract exp-es,y
Tor Government service, every care has besn tax en-
In their construction, as also N their engines to in
for passengers are eaualed for elegance and oom
fort.
The steamers Of this line have improved water
to make them all as good new, the thorough exam
nation gwen them proves their mode Of constr uc-
ton y ct uneQualled.
Price OF passage from Ney York to Liverpool, in
first cabin, SlSo; IN sscond DO, CTS; From Liver
pool New \ ork, 80 and 20 guineas. An Xperi-
Perenced Suse attached to each ship. No bcrths
can be secure until paid for.
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IL &c 81 8
TRAINS RIM As EOTIOWS .

From WASHINGTON at a. m, connecting 81
Relay with trains for the Wcst. and At Baltimore
with thoss for Phadep hia and New York; at $50
=. m. FOR Annapolis, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New YORK At p. N. for Baltimore and Norfolk
and at Relay with Frederick tram.
EXPRESS at 40 p. IN. at r clay for the West,
end for Annapolis. Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York.
On Sunday at 40 p. m.
From BALTIMORE for WASHINGTON si
&.l5 nd 9. Is q. m, 8 and SIS p. m.
On Sunday at Ais a.
jel2-tf T. PARSONS. Agent.
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NCLAU6HLIN'S STORE, between ElgL.
vi and Nioth streets. rs the place for I hI's,l'
e. DDS Euy your presents IN ndvsnce q, ~
d l5-tf Pa avenue, between 9th and l"th s''-
DEMENBER McLAUGHLIN'SS TOkt, 20
IL ~ Pa. avenue, bet, 18th and 9th sta. u"
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Insurance, 30.
~ A n ID : L. T. X
PURCHASED

G. d Nm 81, w
PURCHASED
ATTHE BEST RATES.
FOREIGN BILLS OF EXCHANGE SOLD,
ON THE PRINCIPAL POINTS IN FU
ROPE,I IN SUMS TO SUIT.
GOLD CURRENCY. AND VIRGINIA MO-
NEY ACCOUNTS, WILL BE OPENED
FOX DRPOSITOR PAYABLE INSANE
FUNDS, OR IN GOLD, CHANGING The
CURRENT RATES.-CHRCKS MUSTBR
MARKED Accordingly.
SIGHT DRAFTS ON ALL THE PRINCI-
PAL CITIES OF THE UNION, SOLD IN
SUMS TO SUIT.
BONDS AND STOCKS SOLD ON COM
MISSION.
UNCUKRENT MONEY BOUGHT AND
SOLD.
LAND WARRANTS PURCHASED LTTHE
HIGHEST RATES.
,sWEENY, RITTENHOUsE, FAINT CO.,
d SIN Bankers
T'EN PER CENT. INVESTMENT.
Corporation Bonds of the City of Davenport,
i9ws' pfS ns 10 p. cent interest by Coupon in New
Davenport has now about 2o,oo inhabitants, and ID
aP% Js on NJ AND and % s
only Sl25,es, and e.nRot now lie Increased. The
Of en-, is & !. ss
these bonds, believing them to lie as safe any
State or oty bonds.
oc6 CHUBB BROTHERS
WASHlNGTON INSURANCE COMPANY.
" CHARTERED BY CONGRESS
S9s oem.
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DIRECTORS.
VIM. f. Bay,y, samuel Bacon,
Joseph Bryan, James Y, Halliday.
Mm Orme, Hudson Taylor,
FrncIs Myhun, NJ. W. Calf,
Benz. Beall,
JAMES G. MCGUIRE, President.
dRAFTON D. HANSON. Secretary. apll-ly