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Mansfield T. WALwoRTH, the author OF
Hotspur and other works, has been offered by
the committee the responsible position of " gen.
eral secretary of the New York Association for
the Advancement of Science and Art" His
physician has advised him not to accept for
six months, and to delay for q like period the
completion OF his new novel, "The High
lands" His unfinished book is pronounced
by the literary critics far superior to " Hot
spur" which is having such an extraordinary
run.
CALIFORNIA STONE RINGS, Sets, Jet Sets,
Cross Sets, Buckles, Enameled and Jet Brace
lets, Seal Chains, Long Guard Chains, Call
Bells, Teaspoons, Cups, Napkin Rings, &c,
for only one dollar, at the Dollar Jewelry
Store, No 439 Pa. av., near X st. 1t.
UNPARALLELED SUooEss.-The Fourth Grand
Presentation Concert will be given by the
New York Manufacturing Jewelers. Associ-
alton at Seaton Hall, corner Of 9th and Dstreets,
Washington.
Every purchaser Of a ticket to these con-
certs will receive at the time Of purchase, at
the depot, (Seaton HAIL. where the ticket is
sold, valuable present The presents will be
distributed from their renewed stock OF Jewell
nv. watches, diamonds, pianos, sewing ma
chimes, breakfast-setts, ce.pitchers: silver
ware, &c, on exhibition at Seaton Hall, cor
ner Of 9th and streets, where only tickets are
sold and presents distributed.
The press and public have universally en-.
dorsed the perfect fairness, impartiality, and
iberality Of this novel enterprise.
All receive Present-All are satisfied.
Owing To the immense capital and vast IA
cilities of the New York Manufacting jewelers.
Association, the directors are nabled to offer
these extraordinary inducements and pledge
themselves that fairness, impartiality, and
generous dealing will characterize their every
act, and every promise they make. Their de-
pot Seaton HalD is fitted up In style of un-
approachable splendor, and the public are re-
specttully invited to call and examine for them
selves the immense variety of beautiful and
useful articles to beglven away to ticket pur-
chasers. Bear in m md that the presents are
q a. no tNly re voc
the whole transaction is concluded in mo-
ment, on the spot and the tickets are good for
any of the concerts
The Hall, 9th and ID streets, is open from
a. m. until 10 p. m, for the sale OF Tickets and
distribution of Presents.
E. H ELIAS, Actuary.
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS. Auetionssrs.
V1RY HANDSOME AND DHSIRABf,1 BuILp-
ING LOTS, N1AE THE GOyERNMlNT

PKINTING OFFIUE AT AUCTlUE.
On MONDAY, the 18th day OF June, 1866, instant.
viii set up and expose at public sale, on the
q the supreme Court 81 the District Of 9oiu@Sis.
the following described valuable guiiddinE Lou;
Square No. &C, lying and being in the city Of
Washington in the District of Columois. except
This square is bounded By north II and L. and
North Capitol and First streets east, and hand
Terms of sale: Oas third cash on the rAtifsa-
the purehsser or purch aseIs e Svs notes .atia:
!sSsosMya eneo tbe .symenf Of all the purchsse
nnssx xne dead TO be- made With clear title
;..a GRIBN WILLIAMS, Auets.
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w ROTHsCHILD's
w. SUMNER GARDEN, a
Pa. sv.. bet. Sd and 4th ets., pitol Hill 81
The largest Garden in the District Open SSA
FREY CONCERT, SHOOTING GALLERIES
SWINGS, &c.
Refreshm ents of all kinds in nice arbors.
Liberal terms to pic mic parties. my ls 3m+
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LOCK OUT for the excursion to Glymont of
the U. S. Grant Club, next Monday.
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Under THE BAN; tale OF the nixetsepth
VIM. Grace. Wsstninster Review for Octsbsr!
Arizona and senofsi bX Il. Mowry. From Dan 60
nov u Si7IstF eos HRANVK TAFLOR
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RY W. b. LEWIS GO, Anctioneers
~ No Sn1 Penn 90 !. % an

10y W. L. WALL CO., Auctloheers.
BUILDING LOTS In THE FIRST WARD, ON
NORTH =, BETWEEN 18TH AND 10TH STS.
O'Clock, We will sell in trent of the premises Lots
and S, su bdivsion Of square l44, fronting 81 and
west
Terms One third cash; balance 6, IL, and 10
Convey ancipe at the expense of the purch aser
ieS7 VIM L. WALL CO., Aucts !.
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RY JAs. O. MoGUIRE 4 co., Auctionssrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT AND

RY Jas. O. MCGUIRE & co., Auctionssrs.
SF q e .Ss!F h9T w AER
O'Clock. en- the premises. By Virtue Of decree Of
s sef ps Of Lots and
sion I, Of Square No sS7. fronting en- 10th street
back 10 feet to $ fost alley improved By sRo
ssms depth and nninprsyed Both lots are lease
oD the cents per oe
Terms: One half cash. the BALANCE in months.
trustee and
All convessncinE At sgit q n STRR E,
.je7 eo&ds 70. Neg 11RE Z Co. a XSei.
ID No. s26. corner 7th and D streets north.
49," ...c roRrE AND MELoDEoN, HOUSE
Hob AND KIT6HiN T6RNffUai
On fUispAY. the 18th i.s: =, :. :. :" o'clock A.
, %sss. Ss1 AZ street. between and
One fins Rosew9od Case Piano, made by Raven.
On. r gasf Ross.S CO. Case ssw G xSss
sssSsss.yy :sd %.a1 and
sshhossn and and p sfs
nMahogsny and Walnut Waldrobss.
zane ana WOOQ seat Onalfs.
Feather Beds, Pillows and Boisters.
Husk. Hair top and other Mattras;es.
Three ply, Ingram and other Carpets,
Cooking, Parlor and other Stoves, rag
China Glass and CrockeryWare, .-..s.- b.
Window Curtains. &c, with mauy other articles
which we deem unnecessary to enumerate.
led GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auets.
GOVERNMENT SALE AT AUCTION.
z O'CLOCK m. at sixth street wharf. washins ton.
D. EE.s.
59bbls, Of Mess House Grease and Tallow,
500 ealt Sacks
8 $50 TalloV Cracklings
Terms cash EFT. BRIDGES.
te7.3t -s.-a7- Captain, C.S '.
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, &c:
THE PICNIC for the benefit Of the Prospect
Bill Cemetery, which has been post a
18th, at WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN,GA
New York avenue, between lst and I'd sts. l2o3
Tickets which has been given out are good for
1851 THE COMMITTEE.
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Ho! FOR GLYheNT. az
FIRST CRANE
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
of the
u. 8 GRANT GLIB

TO G. MONT,
On MONDAY, June the 18th. 1855.
to make this one Of the best of the season. The
and AlssSssnhsathe g. Bssd aRs
and String Band has been engaged for the occasion
By order Of the Oommittee:-Thomas Abbott.
Thomas Riggles, VIM. Priestly, Geo. Ellen, JOS
= Thomas, Richard Riggles, Cornelius Edwards,
3. L. Edwards. President. 1s5-lw
ID EMEMBER THE HEROES OF PLEASURE.
II A GRAND PIC MIC will be given by a
the United Circle Of Friends At the City
18th. 1865.
Ccmnlittfe Of Arrdn s'maents:-Wm Mink. J. b
Fowler, VIM. B. Moore.
Tickets so cents, admitting gentleman and la
dies. No disrespectful persons will bs admitted.
By order of t he President.
Th VIM, MINK.
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N OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE PAY.
"A INC REsrAURANT BUsIN EsS.-We offer
E5st ss fh ao sD9 KET
SITES ofthe Ladies' and Geptlemen Is Restaurant
known AZ the "Goslfns," being Nos 247 and "a !,
south side OF Penasylyania avenue, between 18th
and lSth sts. The eating rooms are ample, and
bar and Kitchen have good appointments; and it
Wishing to change his employment is the object
The lease has nearly four years and half of I'm.
expired time.
Apply on the premises. or to JAS q. MCGUIRE
& 90. Auction and Commission Merchants.
NV
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DOS TPO N NJ N T.
On accou Mt OF the non arrival Of the steamer
which was ED gagged, the me bers Of
the ISLAND PLEASURE CLUB 6<
respectfully inform their friends
and others that they are compelled to defer the
Excursion to Glyment until THURSDAY, June
8th when the safe and commodious stea ger Wa
Wassett will leave the wharf foot OF TIN street at
so'clock g. m :. and also At 2H O'Clock p. NJ.
Tickets 81 admitting a gentleman and lady.
Tick cts of the 3ist good for the Sth;
my $685. Ballet Master.
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10y W L. WALL l. CO.. Auctioneers.
LEASE OF TWo-sTORY FRAME HoUsE.AT
AUCTION
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, att .'cleca, We
will sell. in front of the premises just opposite
the Seldiers Rest, Capitol HILL two years Lease
of two story Frame House, including all the
Furniture and Fixtures of q barber shop.
Terms cash. WIN. L. WALL 4 CO.,
AuCtiOneer1.
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GARDEN FARM, ABOUT THIRTY ACRES
u four miles from Washin gton, one aud-a half
niles from Rock Greek Church, every acre in
high state of cultivation.
r, The improvements are TWO STORY FRAME
comfortable country residences, and fronts on IL
main (Disgsp road is veil fenced with new post
and rail, With water in Abun dance. and,
the above property will be found q desirable In !.
vestrlent, and worthy the attention of persons
DESTROYS q pleasant country residence : :
Twenty acres of meadow. the balance in vegeta-
bles, with sDlendid cree of fruit-ccmpritins
Peaches. Pears, Apples, Cherries, &c
Possession will be given immediately. should the
purch asef buy the growing crops, together with
farming utenstls. and the stock necessary and now
used to work the farm.
ny3O. I'm EMANQEL LAOEY..
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RY J. Q. MCGUIRE & CO, AuctioneeFs.
HIGHT BUILDING LOTS NEAR The MARINE
BARRACKS. NAVY YARD.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June 18th, at 81
Building Lots, fronting respectively on south G
street and 18th street east at the corner of these
streets.
These Lots are finely located for built ing purpo.
ses. on the second square east of the Marine Bar
racks Navy Yard
Terms; One third cash, the remai nder in Sand -
months, with interest, secured By deed of trust
Conveyances and stamps at the oott Of the pur-
chaser.
je7-d j. U. McG UlhE IL 60. Aucts
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EOR RlNT-Would rent for period of three
L moptn y 2 neatly furnished story brick dwell
Vicinity Of public gs situate ON 9Th street
bet. G apd q No 405 water and gas upon the
small children. References required, Apply as
above nS21.ff
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctoneers
70 CARPENTERS AND BUILDKRS-AUOTIoN
SALE.
On SATURDAY, June 10th, we shall continue
the sale of Fash, Doors and Blinds. At this sale
we shall offer some No, work, of regular sizes
which will finish out the lot CONSIGNMENT
je7-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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EOR RxNT-To Gentlemen, PARLORS and
l. CHAMBERS, furnished in very pleasant and
health iSeeti 10 ss.f the stats Dessrtmsnt and
avenue, $50. Rent moderate. myE-h
EOR eALK-HOUsl Of ave rooms; Lat l5k90. on
Il Va. ave-. fer 5000 in easy payments. Immedi-
ate pessesAion. being now vacant,
d. n. LAWRENOA.
my26.du NO. 90 K, corner of 25th ct.
EOR sALB-Ths GOODWILL Of ane Store,
socf a GOODS Tor SAFE Inquire q sa aa p : a1
LOB RINT-UNFURNIsH1DR OOM5, suitable
Il for housed eeping. can be had at 173 "a street
west, between and sts. north. my9
E1OR SALE-DesirabIe BUILDING LOTS in dir
ID fsrent parts Of the city. InquisI OF WALL
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-09

CAIRo, January The steamer Henry Ames.
from New Orleans on the 3lf ult arrived with
mails for the north
She brings thirty four bales OF cotton for St.
Louis and thirty for Cincinnati
The steamship Creole, from New York. had
arrived. .lso the naval transport Union. With
four millions o. dollars FOR the disbursing officers
at New Orleans
General HurburI had issued arders prohibiting
officers sud soldiers from attending theatres bill
lard rooms, aud other places Of amuse ment, on
Sunday, denouncing the habit as dishonorsble
and contrary TO the duty which soldiers ow, TO
themselves and their country
Colonel L j. DAvis. LIST Texas cavslrv. has
been appointed Brigader General, and ordered
to report to General Candy.
Matamoras papers give an account 81 the
wreck OF the stea mer Relee. from MaiagoEds
of the mouth Of the Rio Grsnde, in sQusll
Six Of The crew we're drowned, and % Others
were picked up on bales OF cotton by the French
bark Cartlona. from Hsvanna
They also notice tho destruction cf 600 bales
of cotton belonging to merchants ia Mats smoras
Middling cotton is selling at 36@3s at Mata-
moras
Crushed sugar l6Glsc; ordinary brown ga
l0c
There is but little inquiry for cotton. New
Orleans firm.
New Orleans -four firm ~ en- advance
The steamer Odd Fellow was sunk by ice 81
Columbus. Ky, to day She went down in lOC
feet OF water, and will be total loss She was
valued between SIS, 900 and $50 900, and va,
pot insured
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-09

NAsnIsoroS, January Letters from Lou
don county, Va, dated the 3D. says: A cavalry
force from Gen Shsrdans army visited the
neighborhood Of Upperville and Mddeburg Oh
tho 9Th uli., and destroyed aud carried of a con
siderable amount OF property belonging TO rebels
oil that neighboFhood A few days since another
party OF union cavalry entered the county from
Fairfax, aud made several arrests OF disloyal
residents. A brigade Of cavalry has been sta.
toned near Lorettsyille, Gen. Derin being in
command Of tho brigade. Winter quarters are
being erected and /. 10 probable that this force
will remain in that vicinity during the winter.
The subscriptions TO tho loans yestefday. a.
recorded At the Treasury dopartment,arc as fol.
lowe: Tone 10 so loan S., SEQ 900, to the 20
loan 81 .O0o,Gi0
lnlormstDn from City Point. under date ol
yesterday is 10 effect that artillery firing yoster.
day morning. Was aimed Al the lower part of the
city. doing considerable damage to the property
and Tightening the resident, in the vicinity
badly.
No casualties reported in the Petersburg news
papers.
Vice admiral Fsrasut visited tho navy depart
ment to- day in company With Secretary Wells
lie Afterwards paid his respects TO President Lin
coin.
Tho American Academy Of Science, which held
its session here this week. adjourned TO day sins
die.
Mr. Dans. assistant secretary Of war, is acting
as secretary o. war during Mr.. Stsnton's TEN.
porary absence.
The Republican Gays IL has the highest su-
thorty for stating that the snnounes smsnt of Gen
Fremont being appointed minister 10 France i
untrue
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-09

snd declares u lac, TIA, many Of The poor poo
pie are starving
The Richmond EnquIfsr of ,hs ia los,.. bs.
The f0ll0~ing.
Louis Napoleon might be started with another
phenomena upon peace bet-ern the north and
south IL might not be Impossible that por
tioa VI the troops Ro- engaged Ia conflict might
unite under some bsnuer and march upon the In
vasion OF Mexico
This suggestion Is borne out bY the hls.ory Of
almost sli nsiior. vho have tough, si,h each
other
The soldier. will fraiernlse Ia the common en-
tefprse
The Enquirer says Gen. Torbeu recently had
a narrow escape Of capture by Mosbys men.
Gov. Vance OF n O., concluded his recent
Inaugural As follows
There Ia one great danger against which
earnestly pray our people TO be ei.--dis-
union. destruction. division Of sentiments, aud
aims leading to civil fcuds, domestic violence
and politics. Crushed by overwhelming numbers
on the battle field, are guiltiess OF tue un-
avoidablc result, but can surely avoid internal
violence aud self destruction. Lot our move.
ments--whethef IA peace or wsr-be Ia solid
column, a stsnding line OF battle, facing Que
way and together, then victory 10 doubly assured.
thrice glorious; snd defeat will b robbed Of half
lts ignvmy
Tho Richmond papers of the 81 contain the
following items:
A Dispatch from Augusta dated tue +sh says
tho city of Savannah continues quiet.
An order has been issued not 20 cut the shade
trees for fuel. Sherman proposes to bring wood
by railroad.
The 18th aad 10Th corps ate enifenehed on the
Savannah river.
Many negroe, who joined sherman in the ooun-
try are leaving him
Tho federal steamers are engaged Ia removing
obsiructions from the river.
About 500 negroes we're sold IN Augusta on
Wednesday al from g.. 900 to a., 800 each
Several buildings aud 80 900 bales Of cotton
were burned Ia Albany, o., last wednesday by
al incendiary
The yellow ierer ha' entirely subsidized al Gal
weston and Houston
Gen, Kirby Smith is impressng tobacco for bis
army
Everything u quiet In the Trans Mississippi
department. aud there were no Yankees south o
the rebel army Tho soldier. nre IN ine cond
lor aud we'll clothed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-09
xXxym CONCRESS-2d SESSION,
nousg

wAsniNu foN Janum, :.
On motion OF Mr Holman The secretary q
war us directed a. luform the House ~hy hs
had not communicated the ,niofmttion relative
10 the filling up of new regiment. asked Tor Ia
December last. aod further directing hlm nov "a
send In the same
The House thcn resumed the consideration oi
the Seuate's proposition Tor ilic amendment ol
the constitution 80 as 20 abolish slavery
Mr. Bliss argued sgaiust rach chsnRs as I'm
proper aud destructive OF the tights guaranteed
by the constitution
Mr. Rogers sl.o spoke against the eonstitu
tionalitv Of such an amendment.
Davis of New York, advocated the amend.
men,, ecniendng that all men are entitled ~
freedom
Schenck of the committee on military Affairs,
reported bill which passsd amending law fo'
establishing an insane asylum in District Colani
bia for navy aud army officers. 30 as TO admit
insane civilians Ina the quarter masters aud civil
service deparsmcnl ,on an order tom the sscre
tary OF Wat
Holman introduced a preamble setting forth
that the House, Ia December last, adopted a rec
oluIlon directing the secretary ~ war To furnish
copies OF tue order Issued in December, 1868
that recruits ,o OIL Ip old regiments should be
mustered out Of service with such regiments.
aud also directing him TO furnish copy Of the
lotsot auultastu 'o nV'' hhuIcNs,shu Mklhk tho
secretary OF war 90 say whether the principle
therein contained had been applied TO all soldier,
mustered into old regiments.
On motion Of Mr.. Wilson. resolution Was
adopted instructing the committee on judiciary
10 inquire into the eIpediency Of reporting bill
TO exclude the testimony OF parties interested IN
a suit where administrators. executors aud guar
diana are parties
Mr.. Grnnell iutTodecod resolution instruct.
ing the committee oil military Affairs 10 report al
al early day the eIpodienoy OF Law 10 conGs
cate 40 much property OF conserp,s who fail TO
report ior duty ~ will secure soldiers In their
stead.
The House then adjourned.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-09
FLAMING g. FLOORING MILL
South New Jersey Street.

nOOR, BLIND, AND SASH FACTORY. FLAMING
IL and Flooring Mil.
Having completed my Factory. am prepared 20 fur
uish Doors. sash, Blinds Door aud window Frames,
Nolding Corniee Brackets Dressed Lumber. Weather
boarding and other manufactured lumber pertaining 70
building. reasonable rates sny ether u.angfse
turer n the city.
Having on hand slarge stock ofthoroughiy seasoned
''Rver'' Pine Lumber am enabled TO warrant ny
ufacture.
Orders fcr working, flooring dressin. and planning
lumber promptly attended TO
oct26 -d3m WARREN TATF.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-09

uKyR WOULD CALI. THE ATTENTION OF DRud-
wv GISTS the above establishment aud invite
them, when In the city, TO look through our stock
Our goods were bought when gold was at VI ~, and
before the additional per cent increase In rarh Duty
which, we are confident will enable TO sell goods In
line very low and yet realize pront. We VIII du-
pcae any Cincinnati bill-fgetuatlons In prices con
sidered.
Orders are solicited JeT6t-diy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-09
From 1lenn pills.

MKHrRIs. January Gen. Dana has re-
eeiyed information from hs cavalry force sent
out rom here Oh tie 2ls. ulI.
They struck the Mobile and OHIO railroad d We
miles below Cornlh, and had on the 9Th entire
tfel, destroyed il 10 beow 0kalona.
Twenty nine bridges, great deal OF ;restls
work, 80 railroad cars, 900 irmy wagons sud
1000 cafbines were destroyed
Forests camp Of dismountei men at Verona
has been dispersed, and six officers and 20 men
captured There vas not = man lost on our
side.
Gen Gsiersou WAS ordered 20 destroy the road
as far "a MERIDIAN and release our prisoner. at
Cawbsbl, IL possible
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-09
from IouisVtite.

LoUIsvILLB. January General Tsylor's
rebel forces occupied OrensbOro ill Friday con-
scripting citizens and firing on steamers. when
they lett
The New Albany Ledger saws the rebel. have
possession Of the 0vensboto. Louisville, Glover
Port and Henderson railroads
The Lebanon train vs. captured oy band of
MaGruder. gueTriia- near Lebsnon Junction
yesterday morning. the passengers robbed and
the cars burned
The rebels brui,lly murdered four dischsrged
soldiers og tie l5.h Kentucky
TAYLOR mas estsoii-hei his hesdqusrters ~
lhamesviile. and the citizens are aeeing across
the Ohio 10 avoid cor.cription
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-09
AGENTS WANTED.

nNn A MONTH"; van, Agents svsrywAese
a. ~ at er0 monih, expenses pAid, TO sell IShes-
ls,oes, the bss ssisrs svsr ssered. Pull particular.
grss. A6drssS 04e =. oARYY
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-09
NATIONAL BANK.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF INDIANAPOLIS
rs TnE official depository and financial agent Of the
United States. and Will furnish on the most favora
bic terms.
All kinds of United States Bonds
and Revenue Stamps,

And will buy and sell Gold, Silver. Exchange, Govern
msnt Vouchers Orders Washington State stocks aud
Public Securities of every description.
Collections will be promptly made, and every Kind oi
business attended TO that belongs 10 legitimate banking
Regular customers only charged per cent. upon
Visions are made the keeping Of Deposits aud for
the accommodation Of ofDepositors.
In addition TO the responsibility OF the United states
for the liabilities Of the Bank the stockholders are nd-
dusy responsible 10 the extent OF their stock In add
ton to the invested in such shares thus sordins
the most ample security to the public
The following the present Stockholders OF the n
stitution
VIM n English VIM. Braden.
W. RNofsinger Bend =. ruttle,
Lewis Jordon, John W. Murphy,
Dcloss Root, Judge '. n Finch
Jer. McLene.
J. r. ID. Laniel, Of T., Nn. Wulard,
GOV. o. 2. Morton A. Baldwin,
Hon John J. Morrison, ID. W Noble,
ten. Lar. Noble, ". O. lockwood,
Hon Oscar Hord. Daniel Hennessey,
Hon T. A. Hendricks. James Powers,
Hon David kilgore, J. l.. slaughter
Hon James A. Cravens, Lgcian Hills,
Hon. John G. New, W. s.. I. Morton.
Hon 7. NJ Sullivan. Barnabas Colin,
Rev. VIM. A. Holiday, John Z. Hereth,
Prof. {. y. Todd. Dr. J. N. Castor,
T. George Stlz. II. Is. Fitch.
George W Riggs Or. J. H. woodbul
Robert Browning, inc. c. Wright,
w. J. Holiday John Hendricks
W. H. Holloway. a. .Danforth,
J. NJ Maxwell, James Greene,
wm H. Fry, A.D. BilLngsly,
A. J. Hay W. W. Leaihers.
X. X. Parker. James Winslow
J. l.. Holton
winslow, LAnlrr Co.
J 4. Ross, Jryii
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PniindeIphin, Pa.

nrSEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SF1uSAI- URlNA-
ID Ky AND SEXUAL sYSrEMS-Se~ and rel able
treameut-in Reports of the Howard AssociEton-Se
~ mail in sealed letter envelopes. free 81 charge Ad-
ssreSs D.. :. SKuIIN HOUGHT0N, Ho-srd Association,
10 South Ninth street. Fhiiadel-ha > nav - ly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-09
from Boston t.

Bo.rox. January The large stone building
Oh lhs southeast corner Of State and Tsshir too
streets w.s badly damaged by hre early this
morning.