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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-07

THE REV. r. II. CoNKLGN was present and
offciated in the Congregational desk on Sunday
last. Though many years have passed since
his first acquaintance with this people, those
years seem only to have added to his stores of
experience, and abated nothing of the vital force
or lustre Of his faculties. He met the WELL
grounded expectation and confidence of his old
friends, and commanded the favorable regard of
those who listened to him for the first time.
TO the evidences Of living piety, he adds intel
lectual strength and fine literary attainment and
culture. His manner Of delivery is free and un-
confined, though methodically prepared, the
preparation is more topical, and in the train Of
reflection, than in the form and detail Of expires.
sion. Practice, a native readiness, and good
linqual powers, seem to take sufficient care of
the mere vehicle Of thought securing an i'm
agery, accuracy, and cbastness of expression
that do no discredit to the arrangement and ft-
ness of his topics. His whole style and man.
ner is effective, as is evinced by the unaagging
attention of the hearer.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-07
SPRlNG G................. 1860.
NEW CooDsI

&NAA " NAO01A0
For the last two weeks have been receiving argsr and n
thnk) well selected
Stock Of Spring and Summer Goods,
which my humble opinion viii compare avorpby in variety
style quality and prices with any stock Of Goods this
market and for the kind Of pay can offer just good
bort, who 6 long columns IN telling the Dear People how
much tney feel for their Poeketf
HAvE
400 yds Prints, from Sc to 12b cts per yard.
500 yds Ginghams from l0c to 2s per yard.
$500 yds Sballies, Muslin DeLaines, Poplins,
Valencies, Berages, wide awake.
Ducal Plaids, from Is to 81 cents per yard.
SILKS.
800 yards 2s to SS in Black Gro De Rine Figured Docade
Plain and Fancy, Plaid and Foulsrd,
Dress Silks from Is to las per yard
An endless variety Of Hosiery from &c to 3lc.
Mtts, Dress Trimmings, Swiss lawns,
Gloves Dress Buttons, Swiss Nuls.
Collars, Velvet Fringe, do Musns,
Lacos Bnids, Stella shavls
'seoneis, e'Inis skirts, Brosha shawls,
Mantillas, Parasols, Cashmere do
very large Stock Of
Summer Ware and Domestic Goods,
CONSISTING OF
nemms, Sheetings, Black, Brown a Blue
I farmers NassmerH Drills, Broad Cnts,
rn, ru'u, llcks, Cassimeres, Plain
IhechS' Stripes And Fancy,
Jeans, Cheese Gaping, Bleached Goods
Coiton Yarn, Boots x Shoes, Glassware
window Shades, Wall paper Crockery
DA''ahs' Umbrellas, Hats Caps, &c.
ALL As
Cheap
Af can be bought for pay in this town or County
GROCERIES.
have choice stock hand which selected with care
Try little Of my ' nv
46 cent Tea,
think you will say It Is worth the money
Hoping TO merit and receive share don't want II nn
Of the patronagn Of this community.
remain, &c,
Ashtahnla. May 1860
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-07

CoURT PRooEEDTNos Court adjourned on
Friday. Our record of the proceedings closed
with reference to the slander case then before
the Court. The suit was brought by j. Ii.
Phillips and wife vs. Aaron Beckwith. After
three days occupied in the trial and arguments
the case was submitted TO the jury and a yer.
dict of $1,000 for the plaintiffs returned. This
is the heaviest verdict recovered in this county
Defendant gave notice for second trial.
Mrs. r. L. Strong, Us. Geo, "A. Gibbs-Re.
plevin case from Windsor Verdict of ST. ,89
for defendant.
Esther Ann WeltOn Us. Marcus o. Joiner
Bastardy. Parties reside at Amboy Jury
rendered verdict of guilty, and adjudged that
the defendant should pay the plaintiff the sum
Of $3.50 and the costs of Court.
The Court sentenced Nm. Brydle and Geo
WincheH on one indictment for petit larceny, to
thirty days on bread aud water, and on the
other two indictments for the same offence to
pay fine of fifty dollars on each. The Prose
cutting Attorney entered a Holle pros. on the in-
dietment against them for burglary.
4 new trial was granted by the Court in the
sAse OF Ohio rs. I'm. COuItOn convicted for
horse stealing Reporter.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-07

E.s- CuTE.--0ne Of the cutest Yankee inyen-
tions designed to meet one of the exgeucies
that follow in the train of human infrmity, is
Vsntea's Needle Threader. 1t is ready, sim
pie, and effective every time, and only needs to
be known to meet with general favor. 1t
has also an accompaniment for threading yarn
and wosted They are 20 be found at CHAP
MANS
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RRIED,

Married in this village Wednesday July 4th, by Rev. J. W.
Clark Mr. GEORGE Brown Of Obsrlin to Miss MARY BEARD
Of this village.
Married the Sd inst by the Rev Joseph Maby at the
residence Of the brides father in East Ashabula Mr. FELIX
PEREw to Miss ELLEN LOCKWOOD, all Of Ashtabula.
In Jefferson July st by Rev. Thomas Oliver at his resi-
dence, MI. ZADocK MANN, both of Plymouth.
In Springfield Pa. June 27h, by Rev. r. W. Mills Mr.. WM.
A. HANKS. Of Charlemont Mass to Miss LINDA NJ. EAGLEY,
Of Springfield.
In Perry Lake county, June 24th Mr.. GEo SALKELD Of
Harpersheld, to Miss SARAH A. HASKELL, Of Perry.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-07

Gs- CnuRoH MATTERS Besides service at
the regular hours at the Congregational Church.
on Sabbath next, there will be a special service
At6i in the evening, and discourse by the Rev.
Mr.. OONKL1N, on The Gospel Minister'S Theme.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-07

There was large gathering of the friends Of
Kenyon at the thirty-seeond Annual Commence
ment, June 2sth, and the exercises were Of the
most creditabe character. Hon. A. w. Loom
is' Of Pittsburgh, and Prof Joseph Haven. Of
Chicago, delivered addresses Of great merit be-
fore tbs Literary Societies
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-07

Among the Passengers to this country by the
a dnallc was Lady Franklin the widow OF the
great Arctic navigator Lady Franklin is to be.
the guest IN New York OF Mr., Henry Griuusll
Who 10 worthy to entertain such women
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-07

~ In tho Graduating Glass at the Ohio
StateLaw College, at Cleveland, we notice that
Diploma was awarded last week to D. K. Can.
TER, formerly of this place.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-07
HENDRE & COPELAND, Ager

Terms, Cash or Ready Pay.
To all rhom il may cOncerHS
KNOW YE THAT when King Solo,
IN mon was earth the nrt time he said there were
nothing under the but had he lived until this time,
he would have Grocery Store filled with
All New Goods,
and would have said that Ashabua Village nor even the
County, ever saw ts same before for quality quantity
they surpassed having been selected with geai
and bought the lowest cash pses and will Be sold for
Cash or Ready Pay,
Al prses that will suit the purchaser in no other wAy
The following few Of the articles that hand
Pork HAMS shoulders, Dried Beef Lard, Fish Of all kinds
Moasse Sugars Rio other Coffee, ground and In the berry
Spices Cinnamon Cloves Mustard Starch Corn starch Cho
Tobacco Snuf Raisings Curans Figs Prunes CIT on Teas
choice article Stearne and TalOw Candles Herring by the
box Powder Shot and Lead, Dairy Salt in bags or barrels
Crackers all kinds Shoe brushes and backing Hnzse brush
es Curey combs Horse cards. Lanterns three kinds Seisves
Butter ladies' Coffee mills, ChOping Knives Scrub brushes
WhitewaSh brushes Clothes Pins, Pas Tubs Brooms Mop
Rock ware, and Glass Bottles, shoves Spades and Hoes
Corn In the Ear Oats Flour and Meal and 10 fact everything
that is generally kept in a well regulated
Family Grocery Store.
Being satisfied that the Ready Pay System the most ad-
vanageeus TO the consumer the subscriber has adopted
Having beea engaged In selling Goods for the last
for hessrr Prentice TOmbes II. C. Tonbes and J. n.
Thomas Esqrs who are probably the most experienced gro
In the county he dattes himself that he and win
sell good articles In his line and at low prices can b.
found at any establishment In the County.
Butter, Eggs, Lard Potatoes Tunips and almost every
thing the farmer has 10 SELL win be exchanged for goods at
the same prices that will sell for cash
~ Remember the place, Huberts Block Main street
near the Park
AshtAbulA March 2oth 1890 6ss
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-07

Gsr CENsus-Mr. BLAKEsLEE furnishes us
with the results of canvassing the towns Of
Denmark, Plymouth, and the township of Ash
tabula. We have not the figures of the last cen-
suS at hand for purposes Of comparison, but are
assured by Mr.. B. that there has been a con-
siderable gain in Lenox. The present. plumber
Of its population is 436. Plymouth now stands
at COS, which we understand to be a falling off
Of something like So The corporation of Ash
tabula is not complete, but the township fig.
ures put our population at 1851. The village
of course will show a considerable increase,
which we will be able TO give next week.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-07

as- BLLNKs.-A fresh supply Of deeds, en-
bracing administrators deeds, together with
summonses, and other blanks, have just been
printed, and are for sale at the Telegraph Of
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-07

Rev p W. MILLS, having rendered his rssig-
patton as pastor OF the Baptist Church in Con-
peagt, The Church have given "call" to Rev.
Mr. Dubois, from the state of New York.
ReDOrker
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-07

The decision 10 the New Haven Case makes
valid all the spurious stock which appears on
the transfer books of the Company, amounting
TO lI,497, and declares void 5,549 shares which
do not SO appear
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DIED..

In Faryiew, Pa June 18TH SEnA DAGGErT, aged 81 years
In West Andoyer, June Goth, Mrs. JANE A. wife OF F. s.
Lyman, aged p years.
10 Madison, june 26h, Of consumption -, wife of
iel Williams, aged so years.
In Madison, June 29th, of consumption ROSWELL DAVIS
aged 81 years.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-07

DAINTS aud OILS.-Boiled and Raw
Il Lnseed Oil Hudson River White Lead pure iu OIL the
very best; Niagara White Lead pure In Oil New York Pre-
MUM pure In Oil Black aud Red Lead, Lithnge, Umber
Venetian Red Chrome Green Paris Green HAmden Permanent
Green, yendigs Chrome Yellow, Yellow oehre, Whiting
Japan Vansh, Copa Varnisb, Chinese vermilon, Lamp
Black sph turpentne Paint Brushes varnlsh BruShss
sash brushes oOmplsts assortment At
RooT MoRREScs
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-07

jas- LINCOLN ENVELOPES has laid
upon our table a package Of a very nice envel-
ope, gotten up with head of the Republican
candidate, and bordering of Virginia fence,
built of rails split by the Herculeau strength
Of head and hand of the same parsonage. They
area very suitable article for the campaign.
Another campaign article, we have in the
shape Of an illustrated chart embracing a head
of the Republican candidate, surrounded by
embems of agriculture, commerce. constitution.
al unity and justice, with the platform of the
party in such a convenient form, as every one
will need for reference, with a biographical
sketch, and the letter of acceptance of the
Chicago nominee, together with a representa-
tion of ilat-boat life and the plebean candidate
10 the discharge of his duties
To be found at both Chapman's and Dicks
stores.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-07

Every Summer the demand for Hoststtefs cslebra-
,a stomach btter increases Il found 10 be the only
n preservation OF bodily strength during period when the
atmosphere IL calculated 10 induce feeling Of assitude and
lnugesuon The worst Of Diarrhoea and Dysentey
give way 70 h potent influence 1nnumerable persons, who
e now awe and WE'LL must thank the dac0verer OF this
Pon that they have not been swept away In the harvest
uea Ihe BteH s recommended by the best physicians
N te land This h the best evidence Of ia real value be-
cause ~ general thing, they will not speak word IN favor
o. advertised preparations They have compelled 10
sesnowedge the claims Of The Bers upon the community
Sold BY all druggists.
IL Dr.. VAIPEAu's CARERISE-Ths greatest Discovery
OF The Age For the almost instantaneous Of esnker In
the mouth throat or stomach resulting hsm Searatina or
lyphu FeVes or any other nipples, liberated
gums burns, sores OF all kinds, impure BREATH &C.
TO the public
TO wliten and preserve the teeth apply with brush
VII instantly remove all tartar and other foreign substances
ana leave the teeth white and clear as pearls.
II is entirely free from all poisonous substances and can Be
given TO an infant with perfect safety.
valuable article for every family N have In the house.
az II VIII remove pain from cuts and burns quicker than any
hlng known We will warrant Il TO give satisfaction In every
case Price 20 cents per bottle.
>; BuRRlLL CO. Proprietor, 1O2 Nassau street. New
1Ork. FOR sale by HENDRY COPELAND.
A CRrd,-The subscriber, practical Chemist and Man
uctufef ol Chemical PREPARATIONS, FRENCH COSMETICS
oilers free OF charge TO all who desire t. the Recipe and
urectons Tor making simple PegffaNe Balm that Will, an
rom Two 10 eight days Pimpes, Bloehes' Tan
Ere Saowness and all impurities and roughness OF the
f clear smooth and beautiful This humbuR catch
penny aa and those who think u such, will please not no.
uce the Advertisement Those desiring the Recipe with full
nsuctons directions and advice, will please call on or ad-
dress with return posage,)
JAS T. MARSHALL, PRAcrIcAL CHEMIST,
547m3 No. so City Buildings, N. York.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-07

BRIGHAM g. co. sN
A RE now prepared to furnish ALL who
L 4 are IN want Of
CLOTHING,
Of all qualities and Sizes at Prices second to None.
Indeed we sIpec, as HERETOFORE, TO furnish
Good Garment Cheaper rlg
than can be found elsewhere. We hav.
ALL STYLES OF GOODS
Ready made for Men, Youth and Boy And in addition W.
Extensive Stock Of
CLOTHS AND TRIMMINGS,
prepared to manufacture the best tssts Snd vls ny
custom department is under ths charge Of
EDW. HOWELL, '.'
whoso long experience and success in Tailoring need no com,
ment' We assure all who may give US = trial Of
ENTIRE SATISFACTION.
The in this department the past winter gives us en.
public We have full stock Of
Hats, Caps end Furnishing Goods,
Umbrellas, Rubber Oil-cloth Coats, Pants,
Hosiery and Gloves,
Trunks, Valses, Carpet aud Enameled Bags.
In short all Goods for
Men, Youth, and Boys Apparel,
except BOOtS and Shoes eEieE Is trade By iti.g
We particularly invite the attention Of those living in dis
ant parts of the County 10 give call before purchasing
elsewhere confident make object for them to do 3D.
Grateful for the liberal patronage OF the past our endeavr
10 please shall never be less.
Brigham & Co.
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n DEATH III
u o EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OF
VERMIN.
Costar's"
Costar's" Rat Roach. &c. Erferrninator.
COstdr's"
Costar's Bedbye Erterrninator.
" Costar's"
COstdr's Electric PotCder, for Insects, d.c.

DESTROYS INSTANTLY
Rats-Roaches-N -Moles-Ground Mce-Bed bugs-Ants
Observation-Disclosures Plants, Insects on
Animals, &c, &c.-ln short every form and species Of
NERMIN.
10 years established in New York City-used by the City
Post Ohce-he City Prisons and station Housesthe City
steamers Ships, 6c-the City Hotels, "Asor," "St Nieh-
oasD &c, and by more than 10000 private families.
- Druggists and Retailers everywhere sell them
IR Wholesale Agents In all the large cities.
GR Regular sizes. 25c SOC 81 observation-disclosures
III ~ Beware +! of spurious limitations. Examine each
Boy. Bottle and Flask and take nothing but 'CosTARs"
tR sl,00 Boxes sent by mail.
tR 50 S5 Boxes for Plantations Hotels &c. by Express
eY Address orders-or for "Circular To Dealers" to
HENRY r. COsTAR,
3m51 Principal Depot, 4l0 Broadway, N. Y
HENDRY l. COPELAND, Agents.
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SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCE.

Among tie late English papers received
by the Asia, we have the Banufshire Scot
aud) Journal If March lst, containing some
marvellous statements in regard 70 the reyl-
ya efforts Of Mr. Turner, fsh-curer Of
Peterhead, and "local preacher" lie il
described as man If small stature-sOmc
FIVE feet six, and proportonately slender
wrapped in a dark-gray top.coat Of the sack
fashion, his neck protected by 8 dark wool
len cravat, indicating special Importance
III having his voice preserved in this unset
tied weather. with dark brown hair, carefully
cumbed, and iu his very regular features
nothing which could strike one a. likely 81
convey heimpreS>ion of any particular abliI-
ty. They indicate at first tairly-bslanced
rather than vigorous mind, but, ou com
ing into closer contact, an eScltsbie, dreamy
temUerament becomes manifest.
Mr. Turner's style i rapid and vehement
hut his hearers are often struck" before he
begins to preach, and while he Is only read
ing the hymn Females arc especially az
fcctod, often falling into Gainting ht- Young
girls take a prominent part ia the proceed
ngs Al 4 recent meeting at P'rgordJn
he commenced one ofhis addresses with these
words
Every unconyerted man and woman have
devil 81 devils In their breast which muss
6e pIucked out before they can be saved. ~
Saw To them tonight" he cried, with yio-
lent gesricuIation D; his arms, Devils,
be5,nc degLs, begone devils, begone"
As he pr.ealet, |, many 81 the audience
were struck !"
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NO. r..
MISCELLANEOUS READING.
BA,nING IN COLD WEATI Err.

B nlNU IN IOLD " NEh ! GIN.
We stared the other Day tha Mayo G
smith ID Nrwbur} por, b Il acu,.omcd
i N Elf n barhe the p or icy, a~It
III gu, ~, RIVER, du ing the winter n IeI-
ter Il the Herald 81 that city, be suy
TINS |, he ou th win e, | have ia he
III Ihe rigerur ~es, since my re urn ~ b.
Uu tel Sta es | have tun five miles. 81
ves, M ELI II clothu <, dashed .nto the
ryer, swan amid the ice cakes, then dress q
and ran W. n les home | have vel into
the stream from the end ~ the pier seven n
4 fifteen feet into the cha mel VII ,-e rapid eur
rent and tidal m Il n "rdlnarily prevented
freezing, or i tr zen, | have cat the ce, and
at no ume this 0r preceding wl"ter have !
been sheltered by house ur shed but after
bath, such is the warmth that summer cluth-
ng would suffice for covering. The coolest
mornngit was fifteen degrees below zero,
or furty-Seyeu degrees below freezing point.
usually ran couple Of miles, used i flesh
brush and towels sometimes stand m the
snow, frequently dry myself in cold north
east winds take no beverages, no C"tiee,
Ten Or spirituuu> drinks, nor dol use tobacco.
| never feel crld after leaving the ater;
never suffered ir,m colds; never have c,ughs.
never had disease oi any kind, no aches, no
pains. Ny bathing time j. BY or before
sunrise.
Cold baths should not be used at all
times | know 81 but one rule for guidance.
ST, uld reaction occur after bathing il i 3
safe practice, not otherwise. No man can
Judge fur auother-eyery one may iOr him
self II, Immediately after the shock, plunge,
or shower, warm glow il difused over the
body it i beneficial rent il ones coat,
a fracture Of boot damp feet, Or a current
If air is often more dangerous, nay, deadly
fatal, than the entire submersion u the body
in cyngealing water Or exposure q freezing
air More risks are daily incurred By ladies
with unprotected feet il one day, than yin.
ter's bathing"
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! rnwAPn cHAsE. Ii. D.
GEORGE sIGCERS,

BOOK-BIADER AND PAPER RULER.
No - Primo. Street, opposite TIE "a@s's CWce,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
NFUSIC, Magazines, and Old Books boand N
WI anv styls. / also RULE, and make 70 order,
any description Of BLANK BOOKS which will
warrant to be made Of the best paper and materials,
and bound in the strongest manner. Bank Officers,
Bankers. Merchants, Clerks Of Courts Hotel Keep
.rs Insurance Companies. and all who want Blank
Books are respectfully invited e give ne call
-
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ROOTS AND SHOES.

TIME CASH SYSTEM ADOPTED.-Thc sub
| scriber having tried the credit system, and
found that il would not pay has concluded to adept
the CASH principle. In future, and from this
date be will continue to do business upon TINS
principle In bidding adieu to the old system, ne
would return mis- thanks to his customers Tor past
favors, and hopes BY strict attention, and such IN
ducements as he may Offer to continue IT under
thu new riau l-tf1 JOHN l.. SMITH.
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,29s,aoo ~
Paid up Capital ana ourpus.........,.. 2i9l,lIi "
SECURITY TO POLICY HOLDERS.
THIS old aud responsible Company insure
1 against loss or damage by Fire, almost every
description 81 property, and oilers t. Merchants
and others desiring insurance, the security ol au
actual Capital % - 2ya, ,o0U ior the Whole .! which
ana for any liabilities beyond tie Shareholders ar,
INDIVIDUALLY RESPONSIBLE, even q The extent q
tEeir entire fortunes Tie Shareholders number
about Que thousand, and as large portion y
these are persons oG great wealth, the most ampi,
provisions exist for meeting every possible clam
against the Company.
SUBJECT 10 TIE Laws oF THE UNITED
STATES.
Ia appointing I'm Agent tor the United states,
the Company has empowered him "to appear 70
aud accept any action legal proceedings inSti
tutcd against or by said Company, II the SAINT
manner as ii the Company were Corporation ~
Company established nv the laws a the United
States, Or any of the several States
PROVISION FOR PAYMENT OF LOSSES IL
THE UNITED STATES.
4 SPECIAL PERMANENT FUND Has EEES PLACEI
ArruE DISPOSAL or THE hGESrar PHILADELPHIA,
no ENABLE HM To ADJUST ASn PROMPTLY PAY AL
LossEs. WITHOUT REFERENCE 40 LoNpoV.
LIBERAL no THE INSURED.
The uniform course of THE Company has Away.
been i liberal one toward, Policy Holders NoJus'
claim has ever been disputed, and prompt pay
mcat II losses i 4 standing rule. During IA,
past year. losses exceeding SJ2j0CO were paid.
Losses paid As soon IL the amount i ascortl!nod.
ANNUAL INCOME.
The Income of the Company il now about 81,
600. 900, increasing gradually each year, showing
that IL has the confidence II the didercat commu
nit;ae III which business H. done.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
{. d. coRsE
j. n coRsE. II. D. coRSE.
Banking, Exchange, and Collection Office of
CORSE BROTHERS,

Banking, Exchange, and Collection Office Of
CORSE BROTHERS,
No. go Erchoage B1ock.
IITE will make Collections on all accessible
w points in the United States, and hold pro-
ceeds subject to Check, or remit promptly to any
designated point.
We will deal in Exchange, Time Bile, Proo'is-
sorry Notes, Uncurrent Money, Coin, dc.
STOCKS and other SECURITIES bought and sold
OH Commission, and LOANS negotiated on favor
able terms. Interest allowed to Depositors.
a varied experience Of many years in this bust
ness enables us to offer services with confidence
to the public. feb l9-u
J. W. BURKE. ARTHUR HERBERT.
Banking, Exchange, and Collection Office Of
BURKE & HERBERT,
Corner of Prince and Faigag streets.
WE will make Collections on all accessible
w points in the United States, and hold pro
ceeds subject to Check or remit promptly to any
designated point.
We will deal in Ercbonye, Time Bills, Prouis-
sorry Notes. Urcurem Money, Coin, DC.
STOCKS aud other SECURITIES bought and sold
on Commission. jan TT