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T. The Atlantic yacht racers have apparent,
~ encountered terrific weather. glimpse
OF one OF them was caught oy a London can
tam A terrific gale was blowing a heavy
snow storm in progress at the time
"a young lady of New Orleans. soma
might call ner child as she has not vet CON.
Pieted Der eleventh year-has now in press at
New YORK a work entitled "Under the
stones, winch is highly spoken of by gentle.
men OF literary taste, who have seen the MSS.
~ man was found In the streets of I,ouis
vile frozen TO death with nothing on his per
son but pair Of stocking and a neck-tie.
- A negro woman in Richmond after dane
ing NJ bail all night found her child half ea;-
en- by rats IN the morning-its face, hands an 4
ears gnawed away.
- Young gentleman suffering from TO,
strong sensation of the more tender fesiIn-s
cennts his complaint as an attack of lass
uGde.
IA Newark, N. J., beggar asked for pie.
aho because ne didn't get 1t hurled an iron
oar through windo W, TO the astonishrlent Of
an oid gentleman sitting within. He goes TO
~ln the will of Mr.. X. Garrett. a noted
agricultural implement maKer of Eneiana
occurs The singular but sensible beu uest OF a
great coat TO each OF bis three hundred ON
p!oyes At least three hundred people snake
we'll OF him after his death
RIA German woman named Helmere WAS
arrested IN Alron, Ill. on Friday tor arteuopt.
ing 70 cut her husbands head of with an axe
"hie ne was sleeping. eSer 10 staJr the
man himself bailed The butcheress on, of laiI
50 fair damsel recently gave thirteen rea
sons Tor declining q suItor-the first tweIy. ne
ing the candIdate's twelve children. and the
ihirteenih The sutton himself
10 Some ex-slaves. once held by General
Iaylor, OF Newport, by. have jnst recovered.
tnrouRn the courts. the properly beo ueathsd
10 them by the Generals will.
1t is stated that a member of the Tsnnex-
see Legislature, who Is not satisfied win re
pay, has added a trifie TO his income DIV h.
coming waiter IN a Nashville res.auran,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF SIN FRAME TRNE-
MINIS AND LOTS, FRONTING ON TIE
III north. at Public Auction
BY virtue Of deed OF trust, dated the 18th day
OF July a: 1858. and recorded in Liber N O T ,
No - folio SH sSi 335 aud So. Of the Land Rec
COS OF Washlnsto1 county, District of Columbis,
ser at clock p ID on the prem ses, Lot No u.s.
In Square No. 4i9. with the din nsions according
OF SIX Frame Tenements, which makes il a profit
able investment for any one wishing to purchase
to sttend the sale.
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and vel We
months for petes hearing interest, aud secured by
deed OF trust on the premises All convey auci ns
and revenue stamps at the cost Of the purchaser
SlW down on the day OF sale. AMI IL the ter ms
are not com piled oith in FIVE days after the day on
sale, the trustee the right to resell the
property at the risk aud cost of the defauItfn o
purcL aser, by advertising three times in the We
ming Star. b. n TILLY Trustae
des ecu. GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucss.
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r. y a Ii co. L!l
AT GREATLY kEDUCED PRIOrs

We have on hand, and are con.t.n,lv ..,-.
S,reet Iron The mines, via iIadsl AHA and
nIe-oe efsys, large Quantities Of Goa Z of the
oroes tons Of 20 lbs delivered In any part of
Lecpst Mounrain. gh-stpnt w s,- Am
Stbsr uiss and qualities of white Ash exec NJ Le
hlsn' 81 IS % from the following mines viz: Lee
SnsL mountatn, Baltimore Co.. Bsston Ran
VII s.s.oaIre Goal and Iron % Ply mouth 90 -
&C diamond Vein and Lyksns' VALLEY Red Ash'
Lshish %.
Cumberland Coal, run OF mine n
Cumberland Lump Coal, Ss ~ ~''
Constantly en- hand.
". can farni.h Coal By the cargo Of the loves,
Philadeiphia prices.
Nov IL the tine for families to put in their win.
Ter ssuDply.
Orders viii be received ct Cur once. l6a 9th
street, between and y, or st our wharf. at foot
Of fth street.
deA-n b p BROWN n SOW
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n. LOOMS, ID,

The Inysntsr and Pstentes of the AIH1RAL
PLAIE TEETH, attends personally CO
bis ofice In this city. Many persons Gang -
wear these teeth who cannot wear others,
ond no person can wear others Who sanAet wear
Persons calling ct my once oan b socoumoda-
ted with any styIe and price OF Teeth they may de-
lurest, cleanest, stronses and most perfect den
eure that art can procure, the MINERAL TEkTH
Will be more fully warranted
Rooms In this eity-No as Penu'a avenue. be-
Philadelphia. - - .--. &C 70-ly
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MM1 TEAMS y B thsbsIii Trustees.
de stu tn GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
RY GREEH 4 wiLLIAMs. Aocuon.er,.

Lan 0csce Nt,r York and Washiugton
StstD:Ship CDmpray {
G.orgeto,ca, ID O.. Nov "a is
Tne ioiiowing Unclaimed packages will, III NOT
taken within thirty Gays fTom this date be .oid
g. /. Green, M ] Gnrdner
W. W. Roberts, Geo DooiiltIe
Caof. Sasger. Stanley
EdNin 4. Morrill,, WIN 0alnrher
Mrs charlie Howard T. L. OiBriea
Also, Dbl Satni.h, Cooking Stove, l broken
DO Tr unk. Chest without mark
he above packages. now at the late Office sf tina
eomrsns 10 Georgetown, Will, if not called for be
sold 81 the auction room of Green q Wilt ANS. ON
SATURDAY, the 18th Of December next Al II
O'Clock m, without reserve for cash
DO - 2awds GkEEN A WILLIAMS Aucts
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctisneers.
TRUSTrr,s GALE

TRUSTEES SALE.
Under and by virtue Of o decree passed By the
supreme Court Of the District Of Colunbia, in q
csuse depending therein. and numbered so2 eaulty
in which Zephaniah Jones is com plainant, and
Horace etringfellov and others are defendants,
bearing date on the Sd day Of July, 1856 We will
offer for sale, On WEDN8sDAY. the ii day Of
January next, A. d lsS7. II 81 O'Clock. . M :. on
the premises part: Of Lots 10 and Y, 10 Square
east corner Of Square No $50, and run ing thence
west a ieet and 2 fsches; theace north 80 feet;
thence west 81 feet and ~ inches; thence north a.
feet and 4 inches thence east LOO feet to 7th street
vest, snd thence. with said street, to the begin
ming; together With the improvements, consist-
House."
The terms Of sale, a. prescribed by the decree.
are One third OF the purchase money to be paid
in cash: and the reeidue in two equ ii inst aiments
BAY shie in Xix Rnd twelve months for which de,
fe,rsd pc, mehe, with interest from the Gay of
to the satisfaction OF the trustees. Couyeyaneins
and stamps ~ cost Of purchaser.
II TIE terms OF sale are not complied with in q We
ds the truftee the tight To- resell ut the
Iisk and cost OF the defaulting purchaser, upon
one week notice By publication in the National
a THOMAS BRADLEY, Ir
WILLIAM Y:SENDALL,S frostees.
de tn tn GREEN WILLIAMS A,cs.
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= A letter from Londcn says ..if a war Toes
come, and England cannot keep out of IL ev-
cry occy knows that an army can land on The
coast, and IN three marches take London and
IL great arsenal, WOolwieh, when Englaod
would De utterly powerless and al the mercy
OF he invader for there is but one great arse.
nah one military depot; and the little army.
DEFEATED IN one acton, has no line 10 tall bac =,
upon, and no reserves
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THE EVENING STAR.
CONVICTION OF MORMON Arosru-A,

VI "A AORmON APOSTLI--At
tkr WIBCbssssr AssIZes on Tuesday, Paul Har-
ns was ndicted for marrying Emma Lewis
liz first vile being then living The prisoner
was married az Bury, Lancashire in October,
le4t, 10 Mary Haymer, and again, in the nsme
OF James Herbert, to Emma Lewis, q widow,
At Poplar, ia October, ls6S. Emma lie wis said
about eight years since she was told the pris-
oDer was married man. She acc used him Of
n. and lie told Der that the other marriage was
q Mormon one. The prisoner was a Mormon
preacher be had used her very brutally. She
had three children by the prisoner. She pre-
tended 10 be - Nor moD, tlt never was one.
Il be hr-t wife had come to their house in the
Isle OF Wight When the witness came back
and found the other woman she took her chill
dTen and wentaway, but the prisoner declared
u was Mormon marriage, and she then went
travelling with the prisoner, leaving the chill
dren in the care Of the other woman, because
she had no means OF supporting them
The prisoner, in his defence, san that he and
this w0man had lived together as man and
wife, and they went through a mock marriage
to please heI father. The Jury found the prs.
oner guilty, and he was sen ten sed TO one years
imprisonment, with hard iab0r.-LOsdoa Post,
Bee Z.
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II THOs. BOWLING. Auct. ;deorseto~n.
SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE In

By virtue OF q deed Of trust. duly record Ell Ia
Liber J. No. l9s, felios 49,. &c., of the land
records OF the District Of Columbia, we will on
the eth dsy o. January. 1857, at O'Clock , m,
expose for sale, at pubic auo ton on the premi,
ses, certain real eetate in Georgetown situated,
being part OF Lot numb red one ndred and fDu r.
Q0i,l in Beall addition 10 said towA, beginning
fer the same at the end Of feet from the north.
eTst corner oil Green and Beall streets. running
east by and with the line Of Beal street q feet and
and u OF foot, thence north 81 feet thence west
and parallel with Besll street 80 aud 4 IL f.et
thehce north 4ufeet, thence west feet, thence
south 10 feet TO the egiuninR, with the build
iDgs improvements and apDurten rs to the sane
belonging. ~
Terms: One. half cash; balance in g. l2 and "a
moptl ., to be secured by Q deed OF trust on the
premises. All onveysncing and stamps at pur-
chaser 3 cost. II the ter ms Of sale are not com
piled with within ii W days after the sale a resale
will DO had at the cost and risk Of defaultng pur-
Chaser. 500 to be paid 1T the fall of the hammer
WALTER 8. COX,
CHARLES n. MATHEWS
Georgetown.
de 6-eo6ds THOS DOWLINC Apct
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pARLEZ V0Us FRANCAIs; Or. Do Ton Speak
Il rr-nck 81 cents Sprechea Sic Deutsch: Or.
Do You spesk GeInant 20 rsnts Hshia W Is,
lsGnol: or; Do YSa SPEAK 50 >ni.hg 50 oebt.
cent?. Hsrmonies Post'quee. per Lsasrtta,; 60
cents Re- ueillc@ersfs Poettaass par hama ri ne:
CcN fdANCk TAYLOR,
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~ mysterious murder = exciting the peo.
pie OF New Orleans. Miss Dora Hendricks a
Young lady OF unusual beauty, who was bo ard
ing IN The family of n sir. Linn, aad attending
school ih the city, was the victim. Her room
was enters d very early on Saturday morn.
Inc. and she was struck behind the ear with =
o'uEt instrument, from the effects O. VIII en-
Tor <~-P>''N-
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Ire Parisians have got a new playthiug,
which Is amusing and astonishing them great
" IL - "a decapItated head which speaks''-
:. mead made of India-ruober, win such skill
that II not only takes the expression. but makes
me movement OF a living face in speaking. and
II answers al questions put to il. The head il
adrIi'ed TO &c a very ingenious piece of work.
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- Inc Ire Dlspatch says tsat . yousg
lacy named HaskiDs, who has been teaching
school ID he neIghborhood of Lake Pleasant
recently undertook 10 correct pupil, a little
sur. when she was set upon by an elder sister
: LIZ puPI anu cruelty btaien. She was
thrown down and her skull fractured so that
soe Is aow a maniac beyond the hope OF re-
coVeTy.
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s. The long dress regime seems to be on Its
ifst ieet- judging from the appearance Spur
iaShiOnaole D. Hes present on The street Men
WIZ now no more be thrown upon their noses
~ u'aoing upon crinolIne; the Disgusting
seaNensers Off &C will be abolished by the Ia
dies and frowBing faces will no more attend
torn hounces Tne era of short dresses mas
be- un.-H0Ee IOnrEnI -
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DROPOsALs FOE WASTE PAPEs.
Posr OFFICE DErARrNxSr,


-. l. WARRINGTON. December Is. 800.
oposeie are invited for purchasing the WASTE
tfhPnk sseumulsting in this Department Of the
Following description, viz
L. Transcripts Of postmssters' accounts OF m sils
received and sent. post bflls. white pager esta.
mated quantity, Is 0lp pound Year.
J. MiAeo Paper, consisting OF wrapper Of &C.
counts and other packages, together with letter
envelopes OF various c5lors; stimated quantity,
9o.0e pounds year. -
Dead Letters, which the accepted bidder will
DO required to defsce thorouehls. under the su-
peryiston Of IN agent OF this Department. TO
repder 10 fm eoe>ible 20 read them; estimated
QUANTITY. %VO pouHds year.
Newspepers; estimated quantity, 600 pom nds
Bidssr. WIN srseify apriee per pound for ssc
As to the dead letters. the Department must BE-
:s,,snse VIII the mode Of dsfAcins them before
!. The papers must be removed from the cellar OF
the 0en-Iai Post Once Building &C the cost of the
accepted bid der. and In his own bass - often -
may be required by the Postmaster General.
4 30 mail bass viii be furnished for this pur pose
The pager sill - weighed at this de tusut and
muet lie paid for On delivery.
- btds are Invited for one ysar. commanding on
the nrst Il January neat. and viii be veceise
pntn 4ONDAf, the sist Instant, az O'Clock
They should be addressed to the Psssmsster Gen.
srai. sud en- 4orscd = Prop ,..s Tor Maste aper !"
Z ALEX. W. RANDALL.
De H-eofdeN Postmaster General.
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alt is calculated that il the earth were a
cannon ball. shot Ut the sun from its present
instance, with the velocity itnow travels with
ahd the moment of explosion telpgraphed TO
the sum- they would get the telegram there in
aaoEt i've minutes, and see the earth eoRling
n eleh minutes, and would have nearly two
months 10 prepare for the blow. which they
would receive about fifteen years before they
heard the original explosion
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DENTISTRY.
.R. LEwIE's DENTAL ASSOCIATION,
IL No. $50 PENN'A AVE,
Between 18th and 18th streets.

Between 18th and 18th streets.
Teeth extracted without pain by administering
nit.ons Oxyde or Laughing Gas. Dr..
Inv has recently purchased the be
Chemical Apparatus in the country for ~1o
mailing pure gas every day; also, la proved Val.
yuitr Inhaler The Association 10 now prepared
to make Teeth on Gold, Silver and Rubber az New
lork Philsdelphia and Boston prices. AL per.
sons Wishing dental work done can have 1t O. he
40 In the above named cities. All work done in
the neatest and best manner. asd warranted to
give satisfAction Persons will do we'll 20 call
and examine our work de "a n
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- I'M ADJ M hoT al
CaiJ Qrcrtermaster's Opsee Depotof Washirston.l
. Wdshtneton, ID. C.. December IL, 1876. I
BY direction OF the QuartermA.ter q eneral the
following described UN>ERVIDEABLE QUAR-
TEhMAeTER STOKES. will be sold at PubIic
Auction, atLincoin Depot in this city. under the
supervision OF Brevet Brigadier General Oaarfes
o ~; Ton pkins, nsPEiy 3usrtermsster General,
81 ,226 Grain Sacks sCook Ranges
is coo sold Horse Shoes I,Iro Blankets
6k0g lbs rought Scrap 900 Horse and Mule COL
$40 lis Cast Scrap Iron .2,s Head Halters
700 u s old Wagon Tires 335 Wagon Bodies
1886 lbs Iron Nuts, as IL Army Wagons
4ss lbs Log Chaips ces
J., Is II large Fire Hose 20 Horse Carts
ESQ teet ANAL do 90 Wagon Wheels
SOS feet leather do. 26 Ambularcs Wheels
Isl setswheel Mule Har- 3Oylindrical Steam Boil
nees ers
l67 sets Wheel Ambu- MARINE 6lscks
lance Harness 1W Coal stoves
l43 tets Lead Mule Har il Office Desks
ness 81 Office Onairs
I7s Wagon Brides 40 Water Cssks
l?5 Riding Bridle- l63 Barrels
65 M cCleilsn Saddles q 0rinastones
u Wsgonde 30 Lanterns
Army Range 1-391 lbs Assorted Rope
Together with Shogels, Picks, SpAney, AK es,
Wagon W hips, Cart Harness, Biscksmi tbs Tools,
TIN WsIe, CsrpeRt ers' Tools, Tables, Cocoa II at
ling 6e..S
1erns Cash in Government funds.
Goods must be removed within ten days from
date Of saIe. j. IL. RUCKER
Assistant Quartrrmas'er G.uerH,
de II dts Brevet MAJOR General q. s. A.
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"A KRTY AT POINT LOOKOUT, Md

HsadqHa,te,s Dspartmeat Of Washisstox. !,
O9es Of Chi0 Qxdyternnsis,
Wd,htNston, ID. e. December 10 iS;s
BY direction of the Quartermasfsr General n r
A., there will be soli, At Public Auction At Poin
Lockout, st Mary county, Md under direction
OF brevet n sjor James Gleason, A M AZ ~
9'c!ock noon, on FRIDAY December %, ls,S' tbs
io,i.~ipg described property belonging to the
About 90 90 Second. hani Brick
Ab tut 20 900 Second hsnd sav.d Shingles
Aoopt 60 co4 feet Short Leigh Second hand Cul.
About 1870 teet+ Cuttings, lining inside earth.
About l,soO Pine Sill, Posts. average 8 feet long
and Is inches in Diameter
400 Pine Fence POST. rough, 10 feet long
$50 lime al feet Stock aiiRg IL feet hi eh
80 lineal feet Slab Fencing, 4 feet high
I2sn' all Slab Buildings, various dimentfon3
Iron and Brick Bsve Oven, az by IA feet
l Wharf OF Timber and Lumber 4 a fair condition,
feet :
Regular PASSENGER boats leave Baltimore every
Tuesday and Saturday afternoons, and Washin s-
ton every "Wednesday and Saturday mornings,
stopping at Point Lockout.
Government steam tug will leave B Xth street
Wharf in this city Oh Thursday morning, Deem
Der n
Property will be sold In lots to suit purchasers
and Ten days allowed for removal.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
M. LUUINGTON,
hyt Brig. Gen. and Chief Quariermaster,
de 1877 Department Mt of WaSbi ngton.
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D0B1ABLB
STEAM ENGINES.

Pos1ABLs
STEAM ENGINES,
G combining the maximum of efficiency. durability,
end economy, with the minimum Of weight and
price. They are widely and favorsbly known,
more than 600 being in All warranted salts.
factory ne sale. Desert tivs circulars sent On
application. Address
J. U. H0ADLEY co.,
no6-eoSm Lawrence, Mas
ORPHANS COZ BIT, December II, t3es-DIs.
- TRIc1 OF COLUMBIA. WASHINGTON COUNTY
To seat - In the case Of Johanna brown, sdmiuis.
tratrix Of Daniel Brown, deceased. the admins
q the Orphan, &c, Court Of wa.sinstop count!
January, 1871. for the final settiemept and dis
tribution OF tho personal estate Of said de-.
ceased. and OF the assets in hand az far e thu
same have been collected and turned into money;
when and where all the creditors and heirs ef ssfd
deceased are notified to sttend. with their
By Law be excluded from ell benent In said de.
ceassd's estate provided . COPY Of this order Be-
published once . week for three weeks in tho IVA
sins Star previous = sss ;f,d AZ oRrIR.r
deD-laWsW' ~ Rsgister Of wins.
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RALTIM0RE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
- WASHING TON, Bee. 3, 1866.


- WASHING TON, Bee. 3, 1866.
~ s! - -
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BaLTI-
MObE, and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST
are now run a. follows. viz: :
FOB BALTIMORE
leave caily, except Sunday, at 7:01, 7.45, ana
ii'iS q. M and 20s, and 50. aud 90 D. m
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
6e8Se eaiiy. except Sunday, at 100 O. m and
FOE FAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOi4a
JUNCTION
Leave AZ 6:lb and 7U q. m, and ct 400 and AIS
,. M. 800
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave at10J and IS q. m, and 40 nm No
trains TO or from Annapolis on Sunday.
On sUNDAl.
FOR BALTIMURE.
Leave at 53S . m, and 2yuv 3 ~ D. M
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave ~ f:S5 =. m And 2.aU and $50 .. r.
TUE ALL PANTS OF THE VEST
s1 leave osiiy, except Sunday, at 7:&5 q. m, aud
o. Or sunday At 500 p m only. connecting at Relay
SiAuon Win uaans from Baltimore TO wheeling.
.,THEogGh TfctS Frs to the Yves. can be had =,
the Washington Station Ticket Office at ell hou re
In The day. Is well ss at the Office of the Bark
ers and Brokers' Telegraph Line, 34s Penn.
avenue, between 9th and 18th streets
For New York, Philadelphia. and Boston see
advertisement Of "Through Line -
J. L. WILSON. Master of Transportation
-. COLE, General Ticket Agent
oc 50 II GEO. s KOONTZ. Agent washin, ton.
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IN Of Dis ineuish-a Generals, o.; Sir Brook
Eoss- ersSss. novel, ~ Lever, % csut.: Tue
Is csnts: Law and Prse,ics Of Euchre. new siitrn,
~; Smith . prineipia Latina. part second o. rs;
An Amertoos Family In Germany, by J. Ross
Brosne. s., History Of the Rebellion. BIZ John
. no fkANCk TAYLOR.
g la C.-eTOvELLs INFALLIBLE AGUE
-. CURE. cold Wholesale and retail by DUCK
lit d 6CCKE. Apofheearies. No. SO Peansyi-
ysnia avenue, between 1st and I'd streets. sDd ~
druSgists generally. no - eolns
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T'HR0UGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
PHILADELPHIA ARD NEW YORK.
~

WASHINGTON, Dec 9, 1888.
Sns peswSen Warrington and New York are
fOK NAV YORK, without change Of cars.
sa meNe daily Except Sunday at 1:45 Q. m. and
FOR NEW YORK. changing cars at Philaasl-
Leave daily Except Sunday at HE'S a. N. and
40 p. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily exec OF Su pdsy } at as and HIS n
m, and $50 and 80 D. m
ON SUNDAY.
Leave fer New York and Phil adelphis at $50 >.
N only.
daily.
Through tickets TO Phil adel phia. New York. or
Boston, can be had at the Station Office at Gil hou
In the day. well at the new ONCE IA the
oankers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 34s Penn.
See Baltimore and Ohio Bail TO sd ad vertisement
Anna polls, and the West
j., Il. WILSON, Master OF Trans Dor tasisn.
T. NJ COLE General Ticket Agent
GEO. s. K0OHTZ, Agent. Washington.
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BANKERS.

PILLS ON LONDON, =
FOB SALE In SUMS TO SUIT.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE BOUGHT ON "A.
VORABLE TERMS
LEWIS JOHNSON 4 90, Banhers,
poNu aga Pennsylvania avenue.
LAY COOKE CO., 81
BARKBBs,
fVisen;A spses, o1yos,ts Heassy,
Seyand sci s,eurrsns market rates, and keep
instantly on hand, full supply Of AL
GOvIRNMIHT BONDS,
sEvHH.THIBTI1s, AND COMPOUND
INTIRlsT N0TIs.
Orders "a: STOCKS. BONDS, 10. , executed, and
Collections msds on Gil accessible points.
eel-u
RARROw 4 CO,
Corner Louisiaps avenus and Seventh rect,
DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
GOLD AID SILVER
~ AND LAND wABRANTs
First National Bank Of Washington.
Ed. COOKE. tof jay Cooke Co., President.
wh. Q. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
TINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES,
l6h ,rssi, eyrosHs the Trsasx,y Department.
Government Securities with Treasurer United
~ONE MILLION DOLLARS0
We buy and sell oil classes Of G OVERNME w
sECURI7IESat current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE asd make Coi!ea,on,
on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers ON the
MOST FAVORABLE TERXS, and give careful
ana prompt attention to
ACCOUNTS Of B USINESS MEN and FIRMS.
and TO any other business entrusted to us.
FULL INFORMATION in regard TO GOVERN
MEkT LOANS at ell times cheerfully furnished
WIN. .. HUNTIN9TON, Ga shier.
Washington, March 70, 1865. m2l-tf