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To Contractors,

DLANS and proposals will be Ut tine once Of he
Ltue fa. Bridge Company At Little Pslis, Morrison Co.
nnesota FOR building bridge Mississippi
OF near the town Of Little Fals me River
cossedby one SPAN LuSer stfeasousbe rates 10
on me For further paicuars fer the
appy 20 Gavin A. futile. at st. Anthonyj or 70 m
S' g,',. t l tsass 81 s5xas soedc % aoasT35
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REwsRD.-The Mayor of the city and the Sher-
if of Ramsey County, have each offered reward
of $500 for the arrest of the murderer of Schre-
1op
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rR0Y, n. r, BELL FOUNDRY.
JONES g HITCHCOCK. Pronvi.to..

MNUrACfUB1 and keep constantly on hand ssf. a.,
IN Stesnhests, School Housss Piants-
and hung with Fii6re1S,s
fnseptRotey YokeaWhseis Frame Tsss 3su.,s.s 49,
snS sDn:: .t.shsd . tie
atTfoys Rens. Co,N. +, shall have oarinredste at
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THOMAS B. DAVIS,
..,s - Importer of
RANDIES, GIN AND WIN S,

-.F Chicago. I'll. 3II 7HTG bes7fsu
LARGE assortment Wines and Liquors constantly
n hand, under Custom House lock and IN Store VIII
be sold in quantities to suit purchasers. rrqss
Orders BY mail solicited and properly filled at the lowest
cash prices. Wv l.H itE f+ta Hld ti 3A3 sEaltGf4SE
Trade opportunity paying the duty
03.ttE
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~~S~~- ~o.e =. 'AosFAkStNoToNs =
CULVER HARRINGTON,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
--@- UpRsr Landing, ST. Psal, ainn..
Wholesale Dsaers 10 ssg
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
Liberal Advances made CoRsjgAnents.
b. L. Douseman, Prairie du CHEN,
B. W. Brisbois, DO. do
b. h. Campbell & Co., Galcua,
c. Caspbsu Co., do. e"91t
n. Corwth & Co.. do.
Langworthy & Co., DaSzsss.
i. g. Potter, Bellevue,
Burrows & Pet.yma:., Davenport.
Z Green b Stone. Auseatine, = AL = .fftf'
Vim. Gayle * Co., Heithsburn.
Humphreys, Tut Terry. ST. Lama
J, J.'Anderson & Co., do. - -
tKespedy p Foster, New Orleans. - "a 8 - ~
EB.fHrewet & Coz : do. 81 e 81 III
Rumses, ssatasrs Co., chicago,
- Thomas Hale, Do - - IN
Ramsey Croeks. Ios - ssf-i I
' Sitter, Price Z Co., Philadelpais. se 3s
Calender, Rogers 4 Co., Bosten. -
marx Packages care of c. 3 r.. Upusr Landau -.
= :. .
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NOTICE. ADM1NlsrKAroR,s sALE.

the matter Of the Estate Of Territory of Mnnesos4
Bernard McCsbe, deceased. ( Dakota County. 81,
order the Probate Dakota County,
ID notice hereby hat Saturday, the l3ih day
December 1896, between the hour OF O'Clock In ths
morning, the setting Of the at the
the Court House, at Mendoza, Dakota County, there
will be sold Ut public auction the highest bidder, the follow
Y X, aud X of NV x, and w u OF SEX, Of Sectiop
No. Township No. 2 Range %, cnfaInng
land the forty adjoining Claim. Ters
sale, cash. WILLIAM ,. NcGRORTY, Adminstsator
jai-3w Of the Estate Of Bernard AcCabe, deceased.
The above sale postponed the 18Th February 1851
the place above designated. Kos 8Go.iH a.
1anl3-td WIN. B. NCGRORTY.
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MEDICAL DISCOVERY
OF THE AGE.

N
INx COMMON pasture weeds remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HyMOR,
from fs-
The Worst Scrofula Down to Common Pimpls,
He has tried 1t hundred cases. and never failed
EXCEPT IN two cases both thunder humor He has
possession over one hundred certificates
twenty miles of Boston. ..l - = 'a,-
Two bottles warranted to a nursing sore mouth.
One 10 three bottles will the pimpes ON
the face. st5afs eas ...-. fsf a'las8
Two Or three bottles will clear system Of b,ies.
bottles are warranted to cure the worst canker in the
Three bottles to cure the worst lind Of
Erysipeas. 80 l.slt N
One bottles all hunor 10 the
Two bottles warranted running ears and
blotches among the hair. .e ne
Four to six bottles warranted corrupt and running
ulcers. .t..sa rs suas - = =
One bottle will cure scaly eruptions Of the skint
TWO or three cott!es warranted
rngworm.
Two or three bottles desperate
case Of rheumatism.
Three TO four bottles warranted salt.rh.um.
Five to eight bottles will the scrofua
perfect cureis warranted quantity is aken
Nothing looks improbable who have In vain tried
all the wonderful medicines day. tina. common weed
growing pastures and along old stone walls
every humor in the system yet fixed fact II You have
hnmor, 1t has to start There IFS ANDS,
nor has about sung cases, yours peddled
thousand bnes II vicinity of Boston. know
the OF case 1t has already done Of
greatest cures ever done in Massachusetts,
year old to old people Of sixty have seen poore
womy-iVokng childen whose flesh fabby
stored to perfect state of health by bottle. f
TO those who subject ache, bottle Will
alwaYs Ito 1t gives catarrh and
been regulated by Where body sound works quite
easy, but where there arrangement
they always disappear in from four VS.
There Is bad result the contrary when that
feeling Is gone, will feel yourself like person.
some OF the most extIavsgant encomums that
listened to.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, No, 100 Warren
Street. Roxbury, Mass Price sale at all prn-
cipal Druggists in the city. r de6-lyw
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b AUCTION AND COMMISSlON BUSINESS,
BY L.. W. STATION, {,
GEO. ID. BOWMAN,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
OFFICE IN The OLD POST OFFrCr.

fFERS to public his agency the location of land
~ wSrrsnts the and selling al bnt-
nessnvolvng the collection and Investment Of money.
Six years residence Ninnesots and three
the Territorial Press, enables Offer
ducementsto those to make productive Investments
II money. oi 1s ~rfrfseg ~ s4F-fd septl-sf Q
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LAND AGENCY AT HUDSON, WIsCONSIN
slmosss T.DWIGHT HAIL. os

(NLNkhAL LAND AGENT, &C., will select and enter
~ lands locate land buy sel req nav
80 attend promptly and fsithfuy TO Ill business en-.
usIed to his care. Hudson ~ ~
T. Csoix y nes directly st. PAU. e & surrouS1s
rerils tsset 81 ecunt,is Be seutAsrn Sd
nos OF the Be Crcix and Lake Superior h n. ~ thes
se ana near the town splendid shancee Tor uves
@ss 10 The time sddrAss Hudses. 81. roix Sontv
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CT We are requested 20 state that the third
entertainment of the Sc. Paul Literary and ORA
matte Association, which was interrupted by the
fire last evening. will be given tomorrow evening.
Tickets can be procured at the Winslow House
and Fuller House. - - a -
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MINNESOTA LEGISLATURES.

Friday morning, Jan. l6, 1857.
COUNCIL~-met pursuant to adjournment, and
was called to order by the President.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Aquorum being present, the Journal Of ysster-
DAY was read and approved.
Mr.. Setter introduced bill for an act to incor-
porate the Saltwater Bridge Co., which was read
FIRST and second time, and ordered printed.
Ai-. Balcombe gave notice that he would on
gone future day ask leave to introduce bill to
amend the City Charter of st. Paul.
On motion Of NJ. Setter the Council resolved
Itself into committee of the whole, having I'M
Ger consideration No. &c. F., a Joint Resolution
srpropriating out of the Territorial Treasury q
sufficient sum to furnish newspapers to the men,
hers OF the Legislative Assembly, Mr.. Balcombe
IN the Chair, after some time having been spent
therein, the committee rose and reported the joint
resolution back to the Council without amend
ment.
The report was accepted, and ordered to be en-
crossed AID read third time.
lir. Freeborn introduced the report of the sur
yeyor geaeral Of logs and timber for the Sd dis
trics.
The resolution with reference to the printing
o. tho GoveInor's message was taken up.
Sir. Rolette moved the resolution be adopted,
which motion prevailed.
Oh motion committee of two consisting OF
Messss. Setter and Freedom, were appointed to
:2eet q similar committee from the House for the
purpose of ascertaining whether the Governors
message can be translated in the French, German
and Swedish languages, If so, to have them print
c..
Ca motion OF sIr. Wales the resolution was
amended by inserting 200 lin the French language.
On motion of Mr.. Setter the resolution was
aiao amended BIZ striking out 500 and inserting
iooo, making The resolution read as follows:
Resolved, That 1000 copies of the Governors
message be printed in the English, 800 IN the
Geruqn, 200 in the French, and 200 in the Swe-
dis languages for the use Of the Council.
ghe Council then adjourned till Monday next,
@. o'clock P. u.
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ConxER or STATE ASD RANDOLPH sTs.
Entrance No. ~ State stFeetJ

= = lEntfance NO, ~ DtAf SVeetJ =
INSTITUTED SEPTEMBER 1851 by the Legs
lsfure OF Illinois February 1663. Q In sefGS
patronage bestowed upon this
ed InsfufoD, affords gfstifnE evtdence tnes
the superior advantages and facilities eners for e
ton OF thorough knowledge OF the various branches o.
C0MMEnCfAL EDUcATIou, sre fssoreiy npprecsasro "
discerning and Intelligent community. Over two hundred
Students have been attendance during the psstv
beine amount Of unparalleled W this couh
try. 4fF}fi"J UT
The extensive. complete ana
thorough introduced into College In this
country, and comprises practical instrucon in BOOK KEEP
ACCOUNTS, adapted TO kind Of business, In
elaborate work Railroad keepins, prepared
President this School, knowledge OF
which Stndeue tuition
entire together with Conncisl Czlcuations,
Business PeDmanshp and the subjects Of Commercial Law
whose Penmanshp received the highest
Fair held In New York city In 1854,
engaged Profefscr Of Penmznship. .t.a.-.
Another Of free public Lectures win be delivered ds
ring winter, Metropolitan Hall, by several Of the NEST
citizens Chicago Students enter when
please. Circulars and Catalogues rauit
ousy application at the College. ~ sgs... =
Chicago, Nov. 1, l066-d& Z $3.50 iin+t itff ~
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Employmenty

t7elpi cdr employment! a4ea ssad4,
GENTS either travelling or locaD for NEWSPAPERS and
"A PERIODICALS, requested to send, bout delay,
their address to the undersigned and they will be furnished
with business which win yield them from 100 to 20opercen
profit They will please state Newspapers Periodicals
they have for who have
acted Agents. but who would like engage such,
also please their Post address, County and
State, written plainly. wR1GHT, MASON & co.. u
serts-em.lI gl--e- asgM 3 a " aLlH New York.
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WIN. II, WOLFF,
DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST
pERFUMERJ

= p aHEREV1Ekx. lHl IIs4T
LARGE and we'll selected Of Psfumety a n,
IA different brandsLubins, Hauel, Bazia, uere xc,
ways hand -. wOr rr,S
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49, cTkA1 ENGINE AND B0n eR BUILDER, II
shcs q Portable OiseaIar Saw Nils, Cast Iron Nc
Wneen fer 4aw asd Grist MS, eswsnd Gssst IN m
e1Uede 70 order. 70 u g -. =
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HELLE PLAIN HOTEL
MINNESOTA HOUSE,
RA AYRlC'K, PROPHET,

LAYING been 10 considerable expense in lifting up good
stable feel confident that good
to the taveng public other house in
Minnesota Valley, Particular attention will be paid TO
@ obtained. ae21.lY
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Miscellaneous.
very smooth and thick, ~ inches by 81 inches
sauare. for documents par NJ.

very smooth and thick. 7is inches by ssz inches
square, Tor documents, per NJ.
The adhesive envelopes must he gummed an inch
BIZ the act approved June IL 1874! the Secretary of
the Senate is directed to confne his purchases ex
clusIyely 70 articles of the manufacture of
OF such growth and manufacture Of suitable quality
ana at reasonable prices, upon as good terms as to
quality and price be obtained Of foreign growth
given to the productions Of American industry and
all persons making proposals to supply any article
will state whether the same is Of the growth and
manufacture of the United States.
The articles must be delivered at the Office of the
Secretary o: the Senate at Washington free of any
charge for carriage or before the 10th Of Septem
Der next.
Epery article mast be Of the rery best qxality,
unless an inferior article IS called for.
IL ~ estimated that the quantities above mention
ed will be required for the first session. but the rig
is to the Secretary to order, upon giving
reasonable notice, any additional quantities during
that sessiSp or for any subsequent session of the
A sufficient specimen of each article proposed for
(of paper halfa qure and Of envelopes Isl is to
company the proposal, and to be marked with the
name of the proposer and the price of the article
OF paper the weight per ream. The whole Of each
article specified in the foregoing list will be deemed
class and the person offering to furnish any such
class at the lowest price equality consldered) will
with two or more sureties satisfactory to the Secre
tary Of the Senate for the performance thereof un-
der forfeiture OF twice the contract price case OF
failure, which bond is to be filed IN the Office of the
have been accepted.
Ifany article contracted for should not be deliver
ed within the time stipulated, or should be inferior
tractor Will be put IN suit.
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for Sta
tl3nery for the Senate " and be directed to the SEQ
Proposals and specimens must be delivered at the
Office free of charge. ap4-law4w
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

WIZARDS HOTEL-Hon pK.nn.dv
M a. Msgraw. do; T Smith. o; Browne:
nsr N Go: M NC; Hon Soaring, NY; w Tur-
L Jewett, do; DR. seaion, NY; T b Coddington'
" poTnsSo 0oGGdington, do; Miss Barnard, do &
Tw yIP4 pst cd y, Pa; Gogld; do Dea., do;
bon 3 M; Moore; VI Dodge; T Roberts.
b Gamble, do; Hunter, Va; s Hepburn,
do Ho pe ~ do; Judge stewart. do; Brown,
s Is Mo Motor, t. ly, Va; w B Daley, NY; Rem,
ss; do ETY. 4 ,GarP, do Carp, DO; " LOOMS.
NJ " ssldon, o; II Brayman, Ga; w Maynard
a. = hagTaw, Pa; G Westcott, do; J P'Ie-y'
Uens. ny. a' P aTS 81 Htshcoek, Nd; N Ha-
Royal, DC; w Cone, do; NJ Bsrbey Nv Me !
do; Ferris do "'o"' Nj ninth,
BROWNS HOTEL-ruouc
Simonds, do; l. l. Williams W NO; >
Mass; w III Ker, Mo, VIM Rbods. W w sIls;
d T,! wB BlWsRhS ssI,hP &c cowan, lady,.
fng, do; Miss = NJ Wheeling, do r - r w heel
Md; ii Biggs, Tenn; Webb and ladv MAP W
II James and lady, do; w sinclair Pa Y
MeMullin; do; r w Desher, do; w Mel e.
mond, NY; ii w Herbert, Va; NJ wv Grifath
Nd; w Beatty, do; w Homer, do; DeCour,
eey, Pa; A III Boyd, Va; Robert Halsey, NY :
Starr, NJ; l. Fillmore, Eng; Mrs and Miss Dana
NY; Mrs and Miss Clark, Mass; f l. Clark, do
Z F Waters, do; II Clark, Tenn; 6 w New.
man, Md; 7 Everett, Va; b Whitaker, Mass
Haines, Fly; X w wheate, Va.
HARDWOOD HOUSE.-Dr II Henniny Va;
McCay, Md, w Manning, SC; Howell & ly
Del Coyle, Va; J c Armstrong, NY; A
D1yis, Md; Randall, Cal; B Cooke, Va
Roy, CsAi + w Lehon, Tenn b Meier
sister, do; p ID Tore. Cal; Worley. King
mac kinrn, Malond, and Roach, Va; Hor
A baysrd and Hon p Comeggs, Del; s Nc.
EIrfi n smith, Pa; Bullock, do; W Blakey,
and sister, NY; g franklin - " ''
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SHORT BUT CRIMINAL LIFE.-The sentence
OF Romulus :. Chapman, to be hung on the 18th
OF May, in Guilford. y. C., for murder, has been
noticed. The Goldsboro IN. c. Tribune gives
history Of his crime
The case excited intense interest, not only from
the youth and responsibility Of the accused, but
from the cold blooded circumstances under which
the crime was Perpetrated. Chapman, who is
scarcely twenty years Of age, seduced Miss Pc
nix then living as a domestic with a farmer in
his neighborhOod. Worried with her importu-
mites, he promised to marry her, and ii was to rid
himself of this engagement that he committed
the crime which has placed him in his present
awful position. Some time in November last he
wrote note requesting her to meet him at a GER
tain place IN the woods She went, but not re-
turning, search was made and the body discov-
cred with gun-shot wound and the throat cut
HIS note making the appointment was found in
her pocket. The proof was entirely circunstan-
tial- Sixty-seven witnesses were examined who
brought the crime home to the prisoner The
eulPrit's father offered ten thousand dollars bail
when his son was first arrested, which was re-
fused.
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Oenersl superintendent
HUNTSVILLE, (Ala.D April lSt, 1857.
COR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
~
SALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD

bALIIMOhE AND ONO hAILhOAU.
NEW AND IMPROVED ARRANe EMKSTs.
Three Trains daily from Baltimore for Cumber
s Ths ascacsoMnobNlTfGdSS hf
Cexcept Sunday at s45 a. M connecting with trains
JunctionrSiIf stop at Way stations, and arrive at
3D. The NAIL a IRA TRAN leave. Camden Station
dally Except Sunday at $50 a. M, and reaches
trains for Columbus CINCINNATI, Dayton, indisnspo-
ls, Louisville Cleveland Toledo, Detroit. Chicago,
3d. Ths EXPR nns TRRfN esSes daily
m, connecting with express trains for Cincinnati, 81.
distance TO Cincinnati and her centrs and southern
places IN the West, IS nearly 100 miles shorter than
by any other route. The time to these Places 10 also
III. Baggage checked through to Columbus. Gin
oiQnati, Indianapolis, and 1t. Louis
1T Passengers and Baggage transferred at al
THRoGGH TICKETS will be sold to all the .rs.
the Ticket Office, Camden Station, and at Washing
IKE second class car is attached to the NAIL
Passengers from Baltimore or Washington may
modation or Mail Tram, and lying over at Cumber-
land or Oakland. They resume the next morning BY
a. M, and reaches Wheeling at p M
Passengers from Washington have ample time for
This is the oniy route by which Through Ticket.
and Baggage Checks can be obtained in Washington.
FOR WAY PASSENG Frs.
stations east of Cumberland, and the Express at ss
tions betTeen PIedmopt, going West. Eastwardly
eommodation leaves Cumberland at s.aO, reaching
D TSs fRE E Ss x TRAIN starts
Frederick at a. m, arriving at Baltimore at l2S
The ELLICOTTS MILL TRAIN leaves Cam
den Station at a. m. and $50 m. Leaves EIicots
Mills al I'D a. m and 7s p EXCEPT W6n S9sdsG:
Jan le-d Master Of Transportation.
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EVENING STAR.
lFoR I
IN MEMORIAM.
By n. CLAY PREuss.

Like q delicate plant was that fair lovely form
Which budded and bloomed but day;
Then bowed its pale face the merciess storm,
And faded IN beauty away!
Oh soft be her rest meath her own native sky,
And green be the turf DER her head;
May the harsh grow ling tempest pass quietly by
The home of the beautiful deadi
And why should ye weep for the young and the fair,
W no fall IN the spring time of youth!
Are their spirits not strangers to sorrow and care
And their bosoms the temple of truth.
And do ye not know that the visions so bright
Which dazzle the young artless mind,
Are destined to vanish In aIkness and night,
And not leave vestige behind!
we viii not weep for thee-thou pure hearted girl !!
m, Not slgh shall escape from our breast;
we know thou art gone to a happier world,
-, W mere the weary are ever at rest"
On ather and Mother, how vain your regrets,
And the tears which you shed DER her tomb
ehe has gone TO that land whe the sets,
IND the flowers are always in bloom!
WASHINGTON, ID. G..
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, that the subscri
4 Der hath obtained from the Orphans Court Of
washington county, in the District of Columbia,
letters OF administration, with the will annexed,
the personal estate of THOMAS TUCKER, late of
Washington county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased, hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to
the subscriber before tho 2d day Of Nav next
they may otherwise by law be OK cuded from all ben
eft of the said estate. Given under my hand this
I'd day OF May. 1857. CHAS. s. ENGLISH,
may 2-law3w Administrator w. A.
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ElSHING TAckLE.-LIMERICK, VIRGIN
HOOKS Of I'll s!zes; Silk. Chinese Grass, Linen
ena S9ts Sa EiSH LINES; Hollow. swIye; ssd
and thing in the Fishing Tackle line at greatly
reduced proes, just received and for sale by
Elk. LUNDY,
apis No. l2s Bridge street, Georg
Joseph GAwLER, CABINET MAKER AND
= eady made Cof-
ms CONSTANTLY on hand. Funerals at t.11<Iaz5e
Tended TO, and lnternents procured in =,
the different Cemeteries. Furniture OF every De,
scriPtion made TO order. Old Furniture Repaired
and Valnished. Ware Rooms l&2 Penn. avenue, be I.
tween nth and 18th streets. mar S|sn
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WASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY.
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BANKING HOUSE OF E,,,pp pp orurp.

DErosIIs.- Deposits received and Checks paid
without charge. Drafts on the northern seaboard
cities received on Deposit at par, and Exchange on
sad Cities furnished to depositors without charge.
on Deposits at such rates may be agreed upon.
DEPOSITS ~ VIRGINIA AND LNcuRRENT. MONEY.
ceived to be checked for pay able in same funds or in
DIscoUN1s.-Notes. Drafts and Bills of Exchange
ana securities, at the market rate.
LETTERS OF CREDIT.-l.etteIs of Credit will he
furnished negotiable in the different Cities of the
and interest allowed if Money is deposited, and
charged if COlateras. such terms may be agreed
upon.
be furnished with drafts in such may be de-
sired negotiable in the different Cities of the Union
LANDAND EUROPE.-BIlls of Exchange and Letters
OF Credit on England, Ireland and Europe, furnished
at the market rate for Exchange, in sums to suit.
bought in the different Cities at commission of 4
pr: cent. Where stocks are bought upon orders, we
the cost. Bonds or Stocks will be ordered by tee-
graph.
RAILROAD, CITY, AND STATE BoNDs.-Railroad,
negotiation, either in this country Europe Rail
road bon purchased for cash or with Bonds.
market rates. All Warrants sold by us are sraran
teed In every respect.
Land Warrants located on commission.
Land arrant quotations regularly furnsshed if re-
Warrants will be forwarded to Western House "a on
orders, or sent for sale commission to responsible
REAL ESTATE AND INsuRANcEs.-Real Estate
bought and sold, and Insurances effected.
It. or
Court Of Claims or Congress, intrusted u.s. will be
prosecuted by prompt and a HhIe st,9rpeSs;
ian "a Opposite the TreaRurv