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VIII be discounted, end IOans made Stock Il, Bonus
and Securities. at the market rate.
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United states, on Deposit of Money CO,iateras,
and INTEREST allowed It Money is deposited, and
charsed COuateras, on such terms he reed
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lie furnished Win drafts such suIas a. may he de-
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OF Cred.t on England, Ireland and Europe furnished
BONDS, STOcks, ac.-Bonds, stocks, and Seouri-
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bought In the different Cities at commits SION Of y
reserve the Ight to call for deposit Of 10 pr cent on
the cost. Bonds stocks will be ordered by tsle-
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Examination OF that part Of the Supreme
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carSs the unoonstlt utonalty OF the Missouri Gem
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NEW MEXICO


l28J From Santa Re, by Alameda, Ailneueroup
AigOdopes, SocorrO, Fort Craig. Las Cruces
BeTnaniilo. Los l.unas, Fort Fillmore, and
FrOntsro, Texas, to FL Psso, Texas, SO
miles and hack, tw Ice month.
Leave Santa r on the 10th and 25ih Of each
month
Arrive ut ~ Peso IN Gig INT days;
Leave I'll Paso on the 7th and 23d Of eaolI
month;
Arrive AT Santa fe in eight days:
Bids for weekly trips will be considered Also.
for separate parts to and beyond Albu-
querque.
1852 From santa Fe, by Los Luceros. to Fernando
De Taos, 10 miles and lack, once a week.
Leave Santa Re Monday nj 3 IN;
Arrive at Fernando DE Taos "Wednesday by IL
Leave Frnando Dc Taos Thursday at a M.
Arrive at santa Re Saturday 10y 10 m.
l2S5S rom Las Cruces by hesll!a, To Tucson, and
back, once week.
Bidder. TO state the distance, and schedule of
arrivals and departures BY which they pro-
pose 10 run.
1854 FfUm Tucson, by Arizona and Colorado City,
To san Diego, Cal, and back twice mauth
Bidders to state distance and schedule.
Proposals TO extend, by commencing at Isl
Paso, Texas, Will be considered.
1856 From AlbuqueTque,h by /unl.to ViEalia W ood-
vile Cal, 1880 miles and back once month
Bidders To state schedule. which Ia TO cosneof
closely with route l2S5i.
Proposals for more frequsnt trips will be con-
sIdered.
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OREGON,

l27ol From Astoria. by Ca'hamet. Wash. Ter Oak
Point, Rainier, Oregon, St. Helen Lake
River, Wash; Vancouver, Souvie's Island,
Or. Portland, Milwaukee, and Oswsgo.
Wash Ter, to Oregon City, Or, la miles
aud back, twice week, In stea mhoats.
Leave Astoria Tuesday and ga. rday AT Q a N;
Arrive at Oregon City next days ~ III:
Leave Oregon City Monday and Thursday at
Tan;
Arrive at Astoria next days by 5 q m.
Bids to run by . different schedule will be son
sdered.
l2702 From Portland. by OoeOls, HisborO, Tnsla~
Tin, and Wapatoo, To la F6yetts. - miles
and back, once week.
Leave Portland Monday at Z m;
Arrive at La Fayette next day by Sam;
Leave La Fay cite Tuesday at2 pm;
Arrive AT Portland naSt day by 4pm.
Champoag, Fairfield, Salem, Dola, Inde-
pendence, Bloomington, Liberty and Albany,
to Corvallis, e5 miles and hack, twice wsek
Leave Oregon City Monday and Thursday at
lam;
Arrive Mt Corvallis next days by 8 pm;
Leave Corvallis Tuesday and Frd ~ at a M
Arrive at Oregon City next days by pm.
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INSTRUCTIONS

Ceafd iainG conditions to b. iarsrpe,s,,i IN Oh,
contracts 10 ths srttHt tks department. slsy
deem Pressr.
l. Seven minutes are allowed at each mt ermedia,s
office, when not otherwise specified, for asserting
the mails.
to take the mail from, and deliver it INTO. the post
oftces ct the commencement and end ftheir roatss,
from station or landing proposaIs NAV he sub
mtted tor the performance OF all the side service
thar s Tor orces over eighty rods from sfailon or
landing.
5; No pay will be made for trips not performed;
and for each of suoh omissions not satisfactorily sx-
Quoted. For arrivals far behind time 90 10 break
connection with depending mails, and not sufloIenrb
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STAR Fish, OR FIVE FINGERS -MT. Saunders,
OF the Oyster Commission, has left in our office
some specimens Of this Tascally fish, that are
making such havoc OF the oyster beds 1t is diff
heultt estimate the injury that ha, been done by
the star fish, but IL is thought that the destruction
OF oysters has not been less than ~ 900 bushels;
and, unless the star fish disappears, the oyster
men will hardly be willing to plant their beds
There Is no known way of getting rid of them
The few that are caught are but a very small pro-
PORTION Of the increase In consequence of the
losses sustained by the star fish, the bed holders
lhtsnd 10 ask the General Assembly to inteimit
the annual rent Of ten dollars. The sum is smal
out Is considerable TO those whose property has
suffered SO severely, and some of whom have
scarcely any thing left on the beds to be protect
ed.-PToridsncs Journal
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ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

WIZARDS HOTEL.-H Rogers Md; VI
Hart, NY; GIeenOugh, 5 Mills, Mo; ii
Martin and lady, w J Davidson and lady, n Yk!
Sol Huger, 4; w Murf-e and lady, Va; j
w somaundyks and lady, Sullivan, NTk; MIR.
HuttsT, Pa; Or Pales, USN, and sister; A II Van.
clue, Nj IL Ferguson, Md; O Nsuman, B5A:
d Bi6dle, Mrs e Mercer, Caldwell, II vi
Neth, Pa; Com Reid, u SN: Capt Wharton, )
A; II Julsey, U5A A E 5traub, NY; II whar-
ton, Pa vi u Miller, do; l. ID Watkins, Va; 8 r
Rus.ei, y JeT, Arnold, CSA; W r W Lowry,
by, Thayer, do; p Rowland, II Evans, ]
Dickson and son, Pa: G Halves n York; Mr
Mott, Me; X farley, Va.
BROWNS HOTEL.-A SIye ard lady Md;
L. Bodine, Pa; Sam tlamble,On, Md Il Jenk-
las, do; 4 Ryan, Mo; l. u Lad Nd; & Horn
ley, Va; 4 i. Burkhart, Md; y Collins AIa;
+ Hall, NY; Beverley l. Clarke, XIV; r }
LaIkin, La Gray, Va; Fray, do; W 4
Miss Thomas. DO; w y Marys. Cal: Shippon.
Pa; q O Byron, Fly; r ID McKe..ach, Nj p p
w oItinsen. dor II Abbott, Pa; r Bowie Md;
w w Pinoh, NY; ] Dashioll, Md; Smith, Pa;
} bPsncs, Pa w smith, Dc e Il ID Crav-
ford, do; y WOrsham, Va. Allied Vail. NJ ;
Nc ' " i'"0'
NATIONAL HOTEL.-LM Glass. Min; J w
Iyade, do; w w Phelps, Kisshaw. Kansas: W
Ii Doty, Pa; VI p Wilder, Il French, Mas; j
A Conover, NY; Z p Lewis. Kansas: DIR Fisher.
Va Carter, Md: ROwley. N.Y.; A Wal
tiers, Md; Il \ Nesmith, q. L l. Klerhau.. Cal: ]
-
Ala; White and lady, w StJohn, NYk- w Z
Pease, L r Service; L Morrison. Mass; W A
Butcher, Pa ii II Beach, do; Smith, NJ; A A
MARSHALL, Va.
U. .. HOTEL, IL. o. SMITH j W John
son, Kan; w X JcEning, Va; Miss Jenning do;
simpson. do; VI Cohen. Pa; n |. Harring-
ton, Md O'NSiii, do; II D,vis.Va; ] IA Burn.
J Marsh, NJ Il V Il Osborn, Rev : Rogers, Va;
j Rogers, do; Elliott, o; Gen r. Hunton Va:
ID Tayler, Pa; b r Taylor do; w f. Ua,ton.
nd; W Hunter, "A
NORWOOD HOUSE.-T Love, Va: " r:
Jones, do l. Hardin and lady, Mass; Miss X
Hardin, do; Hardin, do; p Carr. do; " y
Ashe, NC; RObine0n, Va; Snons Md; II
A Dickinson, do q w Lane, do; q W Murphy.
MIn:J Ban, NY; J Enter, Va; VI Mo an Pa:
J Johnston, Va; 4 Thornton, do: q KimbaII
Ny; j lnkeTdon
WASHINGTON HGCSE-B - Schoonoyer.
"a w l3gIns aud lady, Me; Crane, Va; )
Drake, ID Holland, Ohio; John Jones Del. p =
eibley, Texas; j q Vast, Cal. Jos Powers = Y;
Francis: Md; u b Johnson, lady, and two
daugh'@fs, Tenn; y Coon, Ala; VI brown. ~:
L A Zfbriskie, Ill.
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1 oLD MEDAL PREMIUM ,m
WILLIAM KNABE,
tSenlOr partner IN the late tiTm OF
KNABE GARHLR n Co.


tSenlOr partner In the late firm OF
kNABR. GAEHLR Co.,
square PIANO FORTES, under the name -
OF w llllam knabe Co, At the old stand, tSY3(f$
Nos. /, s, 5 and North Eutaw street op UNIV
pOsIte the Eutaw House, Baltimore.
Thsy have also just opened a new Sales Room al
No 27 Baltimore street, between Charles and Light
streets, on the premises partly occupied by Mr
Henry McCshery as music store, where they will
keep CONSTANTLY on hand large assortment of plain
and highly flushed grand and square Piano Foftes.
octave, some nth double key-bOards double reeds
and stops to suit small churches.
nB ans extensively ENGAGED IN the manufacture #
Pianos, we will sell WHOLESALE and RETAIL ON the most
liberal terms.
Our Pianos were awarded the highest premium
tSoid nsdh!) At thu FarE ni the Mary Institute
two successive years-OctOber, 1855, and 856-n OPP
position tn fourteen and eIg teen pianos from some
OF the best makers from New York, Boston and Bal
tlmOre. We were also awarded the first premum,at
the industrial Exhibition held IN Richmond, Vir-
GINA. 1855 and 1855. They have also been awarded
tbs highest premium (sIlver medal) at the Metro
poltan Mechanics FAIR for 1857.
In addition to this We possession of testimo
nlas from the most distinguished professors and
wareTOoms, speaking FOR themselves and others OF
the high appreciation in which our instruments are
every where held.
AL Instruments guaranteed for FIVE years, and
privilege ofexchanEe is granted within the Fl rst six
mouths from the day OF sale the nstruments do NOT
Wholesale dealers will find il to their advantage
to give us Gail before purchasing.
nan isg 10haHssd hired WI SgS tn RSABE CO.
THE MUSIC DEPOT OF w. 6. METZE
i ROrT, corner Of Eleventh street and>,<-n<z
Pennsylvan avenue, il the largest andSYV6sT
only complete Muslcal Establishment in W
Bacon, Raven & Co.'s and Rosenkranze's cele-
DRAFTED PIANOS are alwayscn hand IN great varie
Together with an immense stock of Musical In
struments and sheet Music Of every description.
df! stsr tuning executed by Mr. Rebins
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SECRECY OF TELKGRAPHIC MESSAGES Amir
stance OF the violation Of the secrecy of telegraph
ic messages has been severely punished by the
committee OF the London Stock Exchange, who
have removed the name of Mr. q. III. TAYLOR from
the list Of members. Ii appears, says the Times,
that the Submarine Telegraph Company have
lately discharged one of the persons in their EN-
plOy in consequence of the discovery that messa-
ges received from the continent-especialIy 1t is
believed, these addresse to the Government
had been adroitly conveyed at the same time to
other parties. The practice had been going on
for long period. and the fact now brought To-
light have removed many sus iciOns that had
previously rested upon other individuals Mr.
Taylor having en- alleged TO have been the re-
eelver of these messages, the whole matter was
submitted to- the Stock Exchange Committee;
and the denial made not being deemed satisfac-
tory, the resolution that he should cease TO be a
member was adopted
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EVENING STAR.
NEW YEARS CALLS.


The hrst call made was at Dersmms-
Three charming sisters gentle as lamos-
But mild as they looked and so Sixty clvh, -:
They were fond Of Joke and were full OF the-eSi
PrsctIos of Laughing ut slight ecoentrIclnes,
A hab fault I'm women, believe me 1t -, u rs.
Then Podger brushed up his hair
md smTked:
David smITked too,
And ierked
His collar into Wow.
A charming pair
They entered and both bowed
Then smlrked agOm,
Then took a char
And sat rs though IN pain.
Then Podger SAFE.
The mornings very hne.'
Says David
''Be-eutlful"
Gays POdgeT.
Says David,
"Es-ewy!'
And having used up their edeas they sat
Searching for topics each within his hat,
Eut found them nOt-ths ladies' said
Ann softly snleksred-
PRAY do take some refreshmsnt;
The too youths bowed aud lluuOred-
Took tea
Or coffee,
- As the case NAV he,
Aeh sttmIneIed outfits a very hne day
Trey had more calls to pay
They a excuse them theS hoped"
And bowed and sU-s!Oped.
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3. WALKERS
PORTRAIT AND PICTURE GALLERY
Odson Hall. corner az ST and Pennsy vania avenue.

hAII a " ~ 4 IL u JAIL LII l. D.
Odson Hall. corner az 81. and Pennsylvania avenue.
a.WALKER has lifted up the above spacious
apartments at very Yreat Outlay Of capital there.
rendering his establishment one OF the most cum-
plets and handsome IN the whole country. He has
large Gallery Tor free exhibition of upward OF asi
hne Oli Paintings by some 81 the beet sncIent snd
modern rrastrTs, 20 winch he intends io add fresh
importations. =. WALKER las also lifted MP onni
pete sult Of rooms, with private robtng apartments
Tor ladies' and purchased the finest pUSsIi. nstTn-
ments, and engaged first class operative artist To
hsslst Inn Ia he department Tor taking all kinds Df
GUERREOfi PORTRA1 from the
slalle MthtaEzre 10 S.t Of ERs.
3. WALkER. toy combining the Phutosraphlc Pro.
Gees with the at Of Painting, az wtinh ne has had
Is IeaTs' experience HGd whose speclmens 81 ilfe
portraits NAV he IN come U1 the hrst fan-
hes Of the city, well as those exhibited ia h!s
GALLERY he viii be allie. 10y Ghe combustion of the
two, 10 produce Port rats that hsNe never been
oe cd for their fidelity and lie like e1 precision. Can
the purpose.
PsrticulGr attention paid 10 the painting Of Por-
traits. Miniature or Ifesze, from smell pictures Of
dsssas,d JrtssdS.
photographs tsken from corpses, or sick persons
taken at their own residences. immediate notice.
Committees and classes tsken in any number ~
groups, and my quantity Of copies from the sold
81 reasonable charges.
fenesses panied on Copper for Tomb etons-.
carefully hack lIised anc restored 70 tier or.ginS
fresh nese.
lhdles and gentlemen respectfully solicited
TO CELL ~ the Gallery, over Seliirgt0n's hook store
en:rance - street, two doors from PenDsy .ysEa
svspre- " " am
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INTERFERING TO GAMBLERS -A bill TO punish
professional gamblers BY ,rh,pring thsr, has
passed the lower house of the South Carolina
Lsgislature. IL provides that in addition 70 the
punishment already provided by law, that the
guilty party shall receive not to exceed thirty
Rine lashes. The papers do not state whether
stock gamblers a:e included in the benihcent pro-
visions Of this bill.
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1910. ffsa eSr,.ll.,; n s.si Per-, F..s!,.

'' Fen lem, 9fS sT ss.s.s s "a s. r !: s.
Leave eofss fi 'eS s s. SSs: q sfs.
H H..ys o. 2sslsR Ws ssss SAY
- Arrive al Corvallis next day By ,sp m.
ls7oo From Corvallis, by Kinney's, MnrTay's, Eu.
eGts5s spG ms. and P.s
kfays .oTSsl, Ws e4
arrive at Corvallis MoGday BY 4pm;
BIDS TO end at Winchester are invited.
ls7o6 From Corvallis, nv Soap Creek, Lackemute,
bridgeport, Dallas. Etna, Plum Valley, and
Dayton, TO La Fayette, 50 miles and tack,
Leave Corvallis Mondays at am;
arrive At La + ayette next days By l2m;
IGN, arrive at Corvallis next days BY Pm;
Hood; {" LA Fayette, 46mIles and back. once
Leave Salem Mondays at6am:
ATrive at La Fayette By pm;
Leave La faystte Tuesdays at an;
,.o Arrive AZ Salem by 8 IN.
l27os from Salem. by SantIam City. Centrsl, Wash
lngtnn, Butte, Caiapoo9ya, Union Point, Pine,
willamette Forks, Mckenzie, and Eugene
City, Ia Pleasant Hill, 30 miles and back,
Leave salem TUESDAYS at I2m:
Arrive n Pleasant Hill Fridays by 6 pm;
Leave Pleasant Hill Saturdays at 6 am
Arrive at Salem Tuesdays by Ioam.
lc7Os From North Csny onvle, by iialesvllle
God E, River, Jacksonv,lls, Phoenix. Ashlsud
Mills. Klamath, Cal, and Henley. TO Y Teka,
Cal. 10 miles miles and back, once a week.
Leave North tany onvIlle Monday at lam:
Arrive at lreka next Thursday 10y d IN;
Leave lreka Saturday AT a IN;
ArTIveat North Cany onyIlle next Tuesday BY
6pm.
1910 From North CanyOnvilc, by Myrtle Creek
Round Prairie, Alder Brook, ROssburg /, and
Winchester, to Oakland, AZ miles ana hack,
once week.
Leave North CanyonvIlle Thursday at m:
Arrive at Oakland by 8 pm;
Leave Oakland Saturday at m:
Arrive At North Cany onvIlls by pm:
It'll From Oakland. by keiogg's, ElktOn. Sootts-
burg, and Gardiner City. to Umpqua City, 65
miles aud back, once week
Leave Oakland Saturday st II m.
Arrive at Cmpqua City Monday by pm;
Leave Umpqua CITY w odnesday at m;
Arrlye at Oakland next day 10y p N.
ll7l2 From Albany, 10y Burlington and Harrisburg
to Willamette Forks, 20 miles and hack. once
aweek.
Leave Albany Thursday att m;
Leave Willamette Forks Friday at m:
lz7lS F rom Port Oxford, by Randolph and Coos
Bay, TO Gardiner City, IS miles and bach,
week.
Leave Port Oxford Monday at lam;
Arrive At GardIL er CITY "Wednesday At s . m;
Leave Gardner City Thursday At : m;
Arrive at Port Oxford Saturday by o m
Proposals To run, n or passing Coos Bay, via
Mouth OF Coquelle, and end at Umpqua City,
about the same distance as advertised, are
invited.
l27I4 From Port Oxford. by Randolph and Empire
City, TO Winchester and hack, once week.
Bidders to state schedule and distance.
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A LMANACH DE- GOTTA: Annurire Dlplo
" natIqUe ct StstIstIqUs POUR paHn.-s Hts.
The Royal kblendar fCI asa, Register for j y.
lard, Sootlsnd, ireland and the cosonIes
The British Almanac and Companion fur 1873.
da FRANCk TAYLOR,
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Insurance, Go,
" A N ID 81 l. v Il r
PURCHASED

q . d AND s1Lv gR
PURCHASED
ATTHB BEST RATES
ON THE PRINCIPAL POINTS IN EU-
ROPE, IN SUMS TO SUIT.
GOLD CURRENCY, AND VIRGINIA MO-
NEY ACCO UNITS, WILL BE OPENED
Fob DFPOSITOR PAYABLE INSANE
FUNDS, OR IN GOLD, CHANGING TIRE
CURRENT R1TEs.-CHECKS MUSTBE
MARKED ACCORDINGLY.
SIGHT DRAFTS ON ALL THE PRIECI-
PAL CITIES OF THE UNION, SOLD IN
SUMS TO SUIT.
BONDS AND STOCKS SOLD ON COM
MISSION.
UNCURRBNT MONEY BOUGHT AND
SOLD.
LAND WARRANTS PURCHASED ATTHE
HIGHEST RATES.
asWsEENY. RlTTENHousE, FANT& CO,
5-Sm Bankers.
TEN PER CENT. INVESTMENT.
Corporation Bond. of the City of Davenport
Iowa pay ing 10 Per cent. interest by Coupon IN New
Davenport has now about 5000 inhabitants and ls
rapidly Increasing ~ wealth and population; Its
only Si25,uD, and cannot now be Increased The
statistics ofths CITY were published IN the lntellI
geucer of the Sth September. We recommend
these bonds, be- IsvIng them TO be safe any
State or city bonds.
Oc8 CHUBB BROTHERS
WASHlNGrD IN~URANCE COMPANY.
w CHARTERED By CONHRESS
CArIrAL.- sao,oOm
THIS CQnpanfis nov PREPARED To receive apploa-
tluns i1r lNSl RANCE ON BUILDINGS, MER-
CHA \ Disc, ac., at the ususl City Iates, without
an, charge for Policy, at their Oioe, cOraer Of
lenth street and PehnsJ lvanIa Avenue, over the
Washing ton CITY Savings Bank.
DIRkC TORS.
Wm. r. RaJly, Samuel Bacon,
Joseph Bryan, James +. haday,
YIN. Orme, Hudson Taylor,
Frances Mohun, NJ w Gait
Benz. Beall,
JAMES c. MCGUIRE, President,
GRAFTON ~. HANSON. Secretary. ep lily
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LUNNS & CLARKE'S

HALIETT, DAVIS & CO.,sIIgVU
Gel BIB RATED FIANO FORTES,
ConstantlS receiving and for sale only by
JOHN r. ELLIS,
SO Pa av., between 9th and 10th sis,
ruchasers Will IND 10 TO their interest to examine
b., themselves the superior qualities Of the above
hhIu l6-tF
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y 4 y NC no USE

Dispositions depOs!tlng Bank Notes will please
marx their Checks payable in currency
DeposItes Of Gold will DO paid in Gold.
cc9unis wi be opened with deposl.Ors allowing
deposltor bong credited with ths difference
ne Z-1 CHUBB BROTHERS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-12
DROGREsS IN THE FINE ARTS.
PAINTING AND PHOTOGRAPHY COMBINED.

p n roc RAPHIC RTRAITS
In Oil COlOrs on Canvas,
MINIATURE OR SIzE OF LIFI.
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