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BUFFALO JAY IA p. NJ
FI5ur-Thl leu5a-d cont nues moderate and quotations
c Ie; slles To-day Of 400 bbis al s. ior sour s. =
for surrd. Ssfs good 10 chulce extra VS. Mich
aia udiin AM 1adiau; 81 al4 75 Tor double extra
Whet-In iui demand noll u Chicago Sprns are
au1ous 20 realize Al the best figures offered, ls all IN
dsuzssd condition, sales Of "a 900 nu Il l65c d SUI ~
nearly sound 6Tc, 500 hu Ohio At =; 4au bu club On
{rivaie terms ard 1870 do u 75c
C0lu-Steadg and unc1nscl, salts q J DC A &c iof
soani and fur uasound.
O9fs-Dali and lower; sales OF 1860 hu AZ 35a355E.
Whisky-Easier, sales al 81 b1ls al &c.
Canal Frelshis-Eirms 40 ua h7ur. lie wheat aud tc
corn TO y Y -,.
canal fTPoTjs SANE iins-Fsur Isl bls; wheat less bu
corn 1884 bu; oats Zs454 5u-
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CINCINNATI PRODUCE MARKET.

There was rather more inquiry for Money to-ay l. some
uuarter the cfernss, FAR rs they were ncceh be-
yeie freely taken II l0 per ceui and general Inc Inai
et c5ntnue quite esy wiih an abundant supply Of
ren-y No feature The EIchanee market Eastern
sxr~ ia moderate demand at prcslurs figures
There disposition 10 sell Mess PORK and Il con
toiav but there any buyers and holders " r
"a iII1g 10 make csncrssiUus PORK oeruj SIS
and B5coa Sides 7awihlut sales For small los o
Sh.udrrs 53c was realZel 1itere pretty active
demand r lard with II l0 for prime barrel, aud
~ rte Close la5ec was, generally, asked
There rInnass Ia the Flour market PARTICULAR
lv for common brands which offered freely al So t
20 " ithOut saes The higher grades Hele weaker but
mot lower.
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MARINE NEWS.

Scow CArsIzED-CEEw PsoBkBLV LosT.-Me learu
thsi the Libera0r, winch has engaged IN freight
r Wood from slnae point abore tins city. cszed
Lake 81 Clair curing sunday Suadas ngat Size oaiel
down past the CRY and grounded Lightning Islan,
ei ght heloW- i fate OF her IS unknown, and
If Is sleared they are lost D. Aet-
r Lit Of Vessels passing and out OF the LocS Of tie
Weaud Canal POrt CoIbogrus, W furnished b. The
Lock Tender the osf q Lake UnaerNrters D P D1b-
bins Secrctary:
bound VEST lly l2-Schooaers P1irick Henry, s C.
Address Usica On the I3lh-ProDeler louag America,
lriE Harmon, scho1asrs On0n- sTlgit-
Bound EAsr-JulY l2-Schooner Mar Oa tle lS-tl-
Scho5ners Empire Sale, Reindeer. Gaecock. Adraiie
Perseverance
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NEW YORK CATTLE AIARKET-JaIyl4.
rHv rrrraRapE

Rsccipts-Beeves 5 Cows 2lli Neals Isl; leeP nd
Lamb p Sine 1851 Beeyes under heavy receipts aul
limited demand. have declined L &c per ID, sales At
average 75za-ssc; active, Sass, veals,
pIics us;ained - e, sheep aud lambs decllned 81 pr
Washiugtou Marke SWINE marked Iffoy elneHt pc me
com ied S 2575 50 per -sired
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SchOOE Hooks.

iSCnOOt EbOOhSs
r CORB AZ co RESPECT Ej L.
81 IY Ak the aenfion OF feacers and Dealers TO the
ioovng isl, emhraeiag The most ipl ar ana aniiesea
- ~ s9s = -, ,i IN .ssl rriti1r and or m
rss and terms are reasonable.
Adams Ariihmstlcs;
Andrews a-d Stoldar3's Latin GRAMMAR
Anlrews- I.aila Rczse-.
And7ews' Classical Serias:
Andrews LaiiH Lexicon;
An. hons Classical series,
Ano.d's Classical Series
Auihoa's Lsiin Distiauaryi
Aiusworih's Laiia Dic-i0aaTys
Adlcrs Progressive German Reader
Adier's German Dic;isnaries; t2a
Bcunloa's Algeria
BuTh5as' English Gr-uzmar.
Browns Grammarss Cl
Beranl's U s Hisorv
Buffers Salius.s
Boyd's Rhetoric,
Buuions' Classical Series.
CoIburn's Arithmetic,
Covells DlEest Of Eaziish er=znniar'
C4arks SEaInHars'
Corneiis Geesr7piliuSi tSl
Cotton 3 , fIiel Seosraphes' q
Cornsi'eA s Phliosolnl'
Cooper NEslI'
CroSos : eieeA 1l-i--l--,is'
Cll.ei rIs sl'i.sle1' ~
CrI'tenden's BOOK Keeping
Day sAlsetTai
Davies Maiheinaiied Works.
feHlers knglisA Gfainniai'
fltehs fhySle-l ,S't. S,lsIlil''
Eirst lessons IN fiist'Is'
hrs booA q his,oisi
E~qoelo ; le-'-i oi1.--l-ai'
oise--i.-i a I-iii 'i
Slesne - e'Ial-n I,t-ll.'s =,
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CLEVELAND CATTLE MARKET.

CLEVELAND CATTLE MARKET.
SALES EVERY WEDNESDAY
Frls 1i Htl Btrgea's Pi.fs5Erg Sirsff
CLEVELAND, July u, ls5s-
EEEgEs-
gsn,;e sales o. -four head Of good medinm beet 'I
IL. t res ranging fon S3i5 Ssis per e'Si There was
slrrv cattle Il the yards to-day sir iieli over
COWS AND CALVES
No sales reported
SHEEP.
These are IA good demand At fair prices
REMARKS.
The favorable chan e the weather since last m-4~1
g has aad healthy tendency the Cleveland eaiiie
ssl.s Tsniv or thirty head could nave been s'e
troydel is r. kiad OF stock had been offered to-day
Prime M beef are IN excellent dem Id ani viii sell sse--
ii t rua,rative fgE1rrs Mos ali tie stock sold
before o'clock and frn present indications the res'e-
i've eclsomy heretofore praciced viii cease asrs sell
their live stock freely than usual on account Of being
posted in pEiee hr1uh the commercial columns
The high rates dsnan led for stock during the spring uloas
were 10 nous 10 city dealers.
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COMMERCIAL.
N avn oRyAMENrAL PRINTING.

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
Piaia and Ornarasnial Printing Of every descupi'a
= he Pointing Esia bIislnent of the Leaser Od-e, on
Is,e improved and rapid steam presses q besi
tsls On shor notice. and Al nabie rates Parc1isr
isson pail 10 blank wlrk Every description OF Bind-
ing done especially Blank Books, Ledsers Jourias'
e.1,s u,,l-s Tlereiviur Books. &c.
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q Connections are nade with Returning Trains from
ne am lnls made gullg South and East also
Civ ELAND ier Sandusky. Toledo, Detr1If, Chicaso,
Enc BnnkrE, Buffalo Nlasars Falls and Cl1da Youngs-
town, Warren and New Castle
~ Bagage checked throueh an uIifs and Transfer
rcd free of char-e-
~ For Tickets iniorua' Jon apply he Union Tick
r Once 81 81 Ferlor street, al the oce in Depot and
all Railroad Ticket Offices
J. FARMER. supt Cleveland.
= A MYERS. Gen T!elet As't. Cleve and. mis-
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MORNING LEADER OFFICER
WEDNEsDAY July u, p n
Cleveland Produce Market

FRUTs-Dusa Apples are in good demand and prAe
W r. are selling Al SIS Fer bu-
FLOUR-Sock light and H1rie finn Salss oi -O D''s
extra a. 81 = and 20 bbls double extra al = -
.p.TS- yrur,r-Ssleso one car load Canada Club al
~ ~ r o,d choice Mediterranean II Sc, one do ehoice
red Il SC and 80 bu white al sOe
RYE-Dull.
CoRS-Nane arriving o. track
o.sl Of one car lad At &c and SO bu IN canal t
n SANE price The d-laid snoIe th tn oguaiio the a-
Ply
UIGHWTNES-Sale OF y b1ls a. &c
PRpyISIONS-MEss PoRK-Sale OF = bb-s al SIC.
offered n sk95c aaI By the single Dbl 70 ih5 0y
trade At g..
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CLEVELAND, ZANESTILLE 4 CiNCIANATI
RAIEREaR.
1858. 1853.
Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati Railroad

IOCCs lOeJOo
Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati Railroad
l1ts 81 4 .......:.,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY
" 10 lss Passenger Tram leave Cleveland lo-s
j45 ~ Cincinnati Express Stopping Berea. Grafton
Wellington, New London, Shelby, CrestIue
- Gallon, CartingtOn and Delaware
~ r IL Accommodation, stopping Il al stations
oIU Mt Clncla Ng Passe ger, stopping all
tlnns between Cleveland and Gallon and q
Caidin=ion and Delaware, also, stopping 10
leave lassensers a az . aions souih OF Gallon
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby, Sandusky Mausneld and Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield, Nc Vernon, Newark, Zanesvlle, &c
CTesine Pittsburgh, -. Wayne and Chicago Railroad,
for Forest, Upper Sandusky. Delphos, Lima Fl
WaYue. Lanorte Ghicgga. &c west. and East
Tor Mansdeld, Wooster AIsSsillon, sc.
Gallon and Belle lConAlne Railroad Line for Marion. Belle
foutaIue, Sidney Uniun, Muucie Indianapolis
Ierrt haute, NnceuueS, kgens-llle- Louisville,
Cairo ST. LOUIS, Ec.
De Swa-e, Dayton and Cncuusti Line, for spngeld o.
IlaTt0n, Hamilton Cincinnati. Richmond In
annapolis, Ierro Haute, 81 LOUIS. &c; and At
Cineinuafi with the Ohio = Mississippi Rail-
road for Louisville, and all points On the Ohio
River
Columbus Little Miami and Columbus and Xenia Rail-
Igad- f9- Xenia- Dayton. Indianapolis, Telre
Hauto, s. LOUIS, Morrow, Lovelald- and Gin
nn1fL and With the OHIO and Mississippi Rail-
road az Cincinnati for Louisville Evansville,
Cairo s. Lolls, and al points on the Ohio river.
Coluus U.S. Central Ohio Railroad for Newark ZanesFe
Wheeling, Se-; Columbus, Piqua and Indiana
Railroad for Piqua, Urhaua &C.
For Isckets 70 ali points and Information apply
the Union Ticket Once u Superior street, Al the Pas
senger Station
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Gnarauers.

ENG r AVING AND LITHOGRzPHTNG
RRAINARD & BURRIDGE. WOOD
II ENGRAvERs AND LITHoGRAPHERs, l,1k
street. Cleveland, o
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STANDART, BEMIS 4 MURRAY.
RODUCE CDMNTTSSTON nTuDCu =
FLOUR.
E MILLS. INDIANA

We are receiving the following well known braadsof
Flour consignment to which We call the aitsDaa oI
Dealers and cousuu,erQ-
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NEW GOODS.
9 RAYMOND & CO., have received,
OS Black Dress silks and fall sugqlY,
Ida and SKINNER 81 X.
Stella, Cashmere AM hihef Slawls.
White Grape ; layvls. embroidered and plain.
Brocha Scars and SheTls,
Black and Col0red six ShaWls
Black SILK 1sautillaS.
Resforl Dress Goods, lfcuselins de Chone,
Ghu.l De LANES. Robes Quilles.
French Brilauts, OrEandF Aiusiins.
Chiniz OrEaDdies Chocolate OrEeudiss.
Restori Grenadines Berage Robes.
French Jacconcfs. Ginsham Robes QuIlln,
p ain all WOO de Lsaines- HoFles' PIins.
French. English and American nlicnes,
La res Gauntlefs g elfs Driving Gloves,
Ladies Marssilles Coilsrs, Chantilly Wells.
PaInsols Ribbons and Lace,
Enid Hsnikerch eis Emh'd Collars
Sleeves and Collar Sety. Black Lace AIius.
Chantily BuEled Collars. White SIX FtiEgc.
f.mt'd Bzrds, fdsinss and Insertines,
Funcg Belt Ribbons. MarSeilies Trimming
Bllck Velvet Ribbons. Smyrna Edgings,
Bonnet Grapes. lliuSlou Lace
Bouuet R0uches, AleIander's KID Gloves
ksnib 4 Lace and Muslin Window Curtains
Dlnlzs AIorveens Table and Piano Covers
hassiites ttllits. C1unie Iares and Toilet Covers
IRISH Linens IlckinEs and Sheefiaes
Russia tuEFelIuss aud Hukahuks,
Staple SliTfilEs and Fancy do.
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres and Safinetfs
NostiuEs snd Gents Shirts and CoIiarI
Chseked Fala|- fsDrab Alpaca,
6-4IalZ@re@. 8, Casbans.
Neekeieineis tders, and Umbrellas
small adyznic-a
iuRN AND CO., g. saPeriOr St.
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SUCCESSORS To C. BRADBURN 3 son.
WHOLESALE GROCERS. COM
w mission Merchants, and Dealers in Fisb Nails
Glass and Produce Nos 91 and l River street and 10 and
q. BRADBuRN,l
W. A FIsuEn.l angsl-aIr 100
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THE CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY,

81 ~ ~
Having aade Arrangement with the Pll s0uIgh, Fort
Wayne and Chicago X. r Co, Tor the joint use Of
their TTack .e .yseen Rochester and Pltts5urgn,
Wall run Trains Daily. Sundays excepedl as follows
.nmlal-ln- Mainly. MaL mn. l.-.-
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IIlHILlN SMITH, n = p77TVl u
SMITH Z PUTNAM.-PRoDTGFI, j IfCrEI
RRAnRnRN q FISHFP

LuWlIIIII- M LollIllsson lIeTcllnfs, Dealers m
'a Eish Wafer L NE, Pias er. also dealers in Al
arietiss ot co1i BIlek Ware House Is3 ( le5 River
slreet and g D. Deck Liberal cash advances made on
l1lsishllcnts- mhIT
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Roll Roaos.
ALL RAIL ROAD LINE FOR DETROIT.
CLEYELlND AND T6LB6O RAIL ROAD,

- q @ = -
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Wheeling, Harrisburgh, BaIIi-
more, Philadelphia and New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-01

IL The Richmond Dispatch saws the bronze
statues of Patrick Henry and Jeff-rsOn are begin
hing to assume dark and weather beaten look
"TELEGRAN THE London Times seems 10
have abandoned the use of the word telegram, -
which it tried for long time to bring into gene
raj use
III The Provincetown Banner says that Thos.
A. Miller, Of that place, has clOPed with Miss
Mary A Pope. of Sandwich, who is reported to
have 81 $40 in her possession. Miller has wife
and children in p.
III At the election held in Railway, y J. on
Monday. to ascertain the sense Of the people in
reference to the project % Incorporating the place
under Il city charter, the friends OF the move
ment carried the day by majority of some fifty
Two.
VERY CooL.-A letter from the Osage Nation,
dated 9TH December, saws
The Usage Indians are Just returning from
their fall hunt they bring with them twenty
three Pawnee scalPs, as trophies of their sue
cess -
III Chicago Is poor place for a Yankee. The
climate gives him the ague and fever. The water
brings on diarTb9a. The food. as II is cooked by
tue Suckers, produces dyspepsia. The whisky,
tinctured with strvchnne makes him crazy. Or
II temperate man. th zee per cent month is sure
10 bring on the blnes. Throug hout the entire
western country. homesick men are plentier than
anything else. No more wise and 81 o. perons men
will emigrate there by orr advice.-Gospei Bda-
nsT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-01

SINGULAR DEATH FROM THE BITEOF A Car
The Philadelphia Press says that MIR. JnO. Abel
Of Evansville. IuZerne county. Pa, died on the
morning of the 27th from the bite OF a cat. Abont
ten weeks since, he was walking from the dwell
ing house to the store. when he met the cat in
tine path. He put ont his hand 10 playwith her,
when she instantly few at him and Bit him. He
complained little 1T the time, hut il passed
away and no more Wa. thong ht Of il. He had at
times. however, great repugnance TO water,
and the mere sight of il caused a shuddeTing sen
satiOn. On the morning Of the 18th he COM
planned OF being sick, and at last took to his
bed. He suffered intense agony. trying 10 bite
the hand which the cat had bitten ten weeks pre-
viouS. and exclaiming that the sight Of water
made him mad-a raying maniac His friends
had TO hold him 70 prevent his tearing his breast
Medical skill proved Of no avail, and at O'Clock
on the 27th. he breathed his last.
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p. WALKERS

PORTRAIT ATD PICTgRE GALLERY
Odeon Hail corner A. 81. ard Pennsy iysnia avenue
s. WALREP hss fitted up the above spacious
apartments at ye:y s!aat 6Ulsy of capital, thereby
rendering his establishment nhh ~ The most com
pete and handsome IN the whole c0aatfT. He has
large GALLERY for free sThIbiftOH of upward "f M
modern masters, Ia which he intends Ia asd fresh
iUnporthtions. :. WALLER has also fitted up oOm-
pietc say vt runs, with private robng apartments
for adles, and I.i.hhrsed the finest possIfe Instru
merits and ged hrss c'e~r operative artist TO
assist INN IN the department fol ssIrs all kinds Of
PHOTOGRAPHIC, AMBROTYPE AND DA-
GUERREOTYPE PORTRAlT from ths
.m1lkst miAiatnre to size Of life.
:. W ALE-s. Ivy combining the Photographic Pro;
VITA the nrt % Painting, of winch ne hss had
Is years experience and s-pse spec,mens of lIfs
size portraits may be seen I'm some RI ire hrst fam-
lies Of the city, as well as those exhibited II ks
Gallery he viii be able by the combination of the
two, To produce portraits that have never been ex-
cecd for their fidelity and life like preston. Cen-
end boards prepared hy himself expressly for
Particular attention r-ia 80 the painting Of Pot-
traits Miniature or lifesizc, from srell pictures OF
deceased JrisEdS.
photographs taken from corpse1, or sick persona
tax en- az their own residences Immediate notIoe
Committees and classes taken any number in
groups and any suantty OF copies from the same sold
at reasonable charges.
I.ikepcsses painted on Copper for Tomb Stones
carefully hack lined and restored to their original
freshness.
Ladies' and gentlemen are respectfully solicited
to call at the Gallery, over Shilling toms book store
entrance ~ street.. two doors from Pcnnsy lvsnia
avenues w II SIN
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limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,

pi,l
. Tn the petition of Henry McCarty of Prtsbureb
fennsyltanIa praying for the extension Of a patert
granted 10 MIN or the 18TH Of March 1874 fer An i'm
Ptoyement NJ SusPendIng, opening, ana closing
LOCK bates. Tor seven years from the ex nIr,tir5
March, i6SS: " 0'- O'' VI
~ Is ordered that the said petition he heard at the
Iateht ohce on Monday, March the eth NEXT Al ~
CLOCK M and all persons not ed 10 appear and
ought not TO he granted. ~ ~ Pe'i'ion
SIspnh Opposing the extension are reauIred In 6I
N me fttent otCo thor objections sneci.iIy 80
ICfn ~ writing ~ least twenty days betre he "a
~ hehIlnS all testimony flied by either psrty to 10
usS az the sand nearing must be taken and transmit
teO IN acooTdance with the rules of the Oce I1hioh
VIZ re furnished on applIcatIOn.
me testimony IN the case will be closed ON the 9Sf
u IebIuaIy: dispositions and other M pars Ta,taJ
Hph "a testimony must be hled in the (tthce on a.,
Oei3re The morning OF tat day; the argumcns fam
within ten days thereafter, aHJ'
OIdefeH also hat THIS notice he published in tLa
ttNHaoh, -.stOLaI lnteilIgencer, aud Evenus StsT
=, " asInS ION; Republican, Baltimore; Argus Pills.
cgiphis' D6aIiy New New IOIk and Inquirer. Gin
c-hhau, ONO; once eek for three snccsssIW.
de rs PLeyIons to the 9Th day Of March next. The
- 'Ah<' JOS. HOLT,
m q Commissioner of Patents.
od 81 81 the above papers will please col
LheiI bills 10 the Patent Office with pa "a,
- H'Her' d24 law3w
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ARRIVALS At PRINCIPAL HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL Page, Del; E Kel-
ley and family, NY; Phillips, Pa Miss A
Phillips, do; w Thomas, o. Edw stephens
ILL Il SapPiDgtOn, do; @ English, do; r de
BTicene, Venezuela; Guzman, do; Fro "a d.
mas, Havana; Felipe Alfonso, do /; q ) Pointd-x-
ter, Tenn; DIR l. Jayne, Va; \ w Stewart, La;
l. Clarke, Ky; BFiscoe, Nd; A n Town
send, Mt; ) RI Woodson and family, Mo; n
Young aud lady, Md; DIR T. Duval, do W II
Lovsloy, do; Parry, CT; DR. = ID Kennedy,
Md; MIR Pendleton, o; w Williams, Nh W
Howard, Md; w Pannill, Va; w # Fry, Ale;
John w Mitchell, Mo; w Nelson, Va.
NATIONAL HOTEL j Duvall, Md; Hon p
y BTocchus, NM; Blatchford, NY; 1. ID Cum
mings and lady, do; ID H.bler, XIV; J III Latum
Ny; u y Sanders, do; VI p O'Hcrn, Md W x
Page, VA L SPraCue, Md; Gwyn do A
Butler & ly, Cal; q ii Butler, do; Mr. TAYLOR
Kyi w L Haffer and ly, Pa.
u. 3 HOTEL, IL. d. SMITH s)-J Z Cevene
Ind; w u Rogers, Kansas; T. Tyler, Va; j A
ChTlStian, l. Cannon, Captain III Il Blivran. J III
White; III w Martin, y Xxx; J vi Connolly Pa: 1.
Risii Md; w ID Stoke, c :; = r Nolen and w.
ny; Isaac and Miss BTurnlev. Mass; ] z Mont-
gomeTy, Ala; FL Lowing, Va.
klRKWOOD HOuSE-B II r hoades RI; ]
Taylor, do; Capt Levy, Va; DIR w Hnnger1o,,I
and ly, Md; Mcbride, Mo. T Steers. Pa: Y
ID Tweedner, NY; w \ Harris, DC; = b AbDe,
Mimi; w w kingsbury, do: Z + Cone III; IA n
PhllhPs, ny; Miss Page. do Miss Gross do; J
Nc Lenose, Cal; Little Va; y William
son, do
WILLARDS' HOTEL Rockwell. ] C.
Palmer, CT; T. Harding, q L Il Patten, Me
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These ships having been built by contract exp.ess,
for Government service, every care has been taken
IN their construction, as also IN their engines,
strengt tn and speed, and their aocO,rnoat ou,
for passengers are for elegance and oom
fort. .... L... ...5
The steamers ofthis line have improved water
tight compartments, and pense has been spared
TO make them al as good as new the thorough exam
nation gwen them proves their mode OF constr nc
ton y ct uGequalled.
Price of eassaEe from New York to Liverpool. in
pool t. Now OK, 30 and 70 gnIneas. Az eIpsri-
PeTienced 3D con attached to each ship. No barrhs
,an DO secuIo OIL untll paid for.
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BANKING HOUSE OF
ID CHUBB BROTHERS.

DErosITs.- Deposits recslved and Checks p.io
without chhTSe Drafts on tho northern seabnard
c.tIes received on rpUsit at par md Exchange or
sag Cnles furnished 10 depostors without charge.
tnfERRsT ON DEPUsITs.-l Htsrest will be allow ed
on deposits at such rates as may be agreed upon.
DEPosITs ~ VIRGINIA. AND tNCURRENT NoNEI.
ceved To be checked for, payable IN same funds or IN
specle, we charging the regular Exchange.
Disc9uNTs-Notes, Drafts, and Bills Of TX change
viii be discounted and Loans made ON StOcks Bon.s
an1 Securities, at the market rate
LETTERS OF CRHDIT.-t.ctters of Credit will be
inrnshed negotiable IN the different Cities OF the
United states on Deposit Of Money or CuIlate.as,
and interest allowed If Money is depOsited and
charged u Coater's on such terms may be es reed
upon.
TRAVELLING Bulls or ExcHAysy -TraveIers will
De urnisbe<l with drafts III such sums ne mar bs de-
slIed negotiable IN the different Cities uf the Union.
LAND AID EUFoPE.-BIs Of Exchange and Latter.
Of Credit on England, elaud and Europe furnished
at Them the market rate ior EXCHANGE sums TO snt.
tes paying from TO u pr cent always for sale, or
bought in the different Cities at Commission of az
pr: ce mere stocks are bong ut upon orders, We
graph. " 'o " 'o'o
RAILROAD, CITY. AND STATE BoNDs-Rsiro,d
CITY, and State Bonds be placed in onr hands for
ner0tiaton, either IN this country or Europe Raj
'oda I,ST purchased for cash or with l}onds.
market rates. All Warrants sold bT MS are 2 s1,a.
Hsd IN every respect.
Land Warrants located on commission.
Land w nrrant quotations regularly furnished IL re-
Warrants Will be forwarded to Western Houses on
orders or sent Tor sale on commission to respousbe
REAL Estate AND IrsuRAscrs.-RealE s.,s
bought and sold, and Insnranoes effected.
on the United N States OF bs51s Ne
Court OF Sinms or Cong Iess intrusted to us, will be
''''' CHG tfi HiB:RRrTdsfHfERs.
Jan a Opposite the Treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-01
EVENING STAR.
THE DYING YEAR.

FsrewelI, Old Year, thy course 10 run.
And not for fhes Tomorrow 3 sun
VIII drive the shsd0wy mIsts away
That hover DER the brow OF day
And brighten UP with dazzling CLEAN
The frosty vale and ice hound stream;
An. m, for ere the dawn il here
We welcome IN another wear.
Thy fairy spring Of perfumed flowers,
That bordered on the summer hours;
Thy golden time of waving grain,
Thy winter with his frosty cham,
Thy sunny morn Of rainbow hues,
Thy starry eve and glIstenIng devs,
Thy seasons all, In sweet array,
And rlpened beauty passed away.
Farewell, Old Year, thy gathered lore
Is PASSING TO the hidden shore,
The midnight zephyr floating BY
Re echO's bIck our parting sigh;
And saddenIng memories, as they roll,
In Wave-lIke surges Ger the soul,
Recall the dream that faded ere
The past hsd clsIIned thss, Dying Year.
AMELIA J. WILLIAMS.
L ashinytOu pecemher lyj7
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PROPOSED DATES DISABLING.

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New Yorx. ~
BROWN, SIMPLIFY 4 CO, Liverpool.
Il. q. WAlNWRIGHT& Co, Paris.
The owners OF these ships will not he accountable
for gold, silver, bullion, specie, jewelry, precIOG.
stones metals, unless bills of ladlng are signed
therefor and the value thereof expressed therein.
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