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RAILROAD LINES,
THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
Il PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.

THR9pH9H LINE s8 sErwsEN WASHINGTON
"a
Trains ss..sen Warrington and New York ar.
FOB NAV DIRK. without change OF cars.
Leave daily Except Sunday at $50 .. m. and
FOB NEW YORK, changing cars at Philsasl.
L@v. daily te1eept Sunday at HI, g. m. and
I..,, a,,, To OPP ra :,
I..-. for Ne. I "a . III Ps'.s.,,s,. .. s..
Sleeping cars for New York on $50 p. m train
psS si s.s &. Ss. 2.
s.nIsr: and Broi.I. T.Isss.ph Line 1 sss Penn.
az. sss ono scs "a
for schedule eetwesn wAshinstss, Baltimore,
W.P.sMiT n, Master Of Transportation.
% 81. iss a's.; s. akis
RALTIMoRE AHP OHIO RAILROAD,
- WASHING TON, June Is, 1855.
@Aas ssss
Hsb FHI WEI
FOB BALTIMORE
eACspt SUNNY ~ fUD, f.JU, ana
Il:lo D. m and 245, and 90 and SEQ D. m.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
Lesvs dadiy. except Sunday, at 100 .. m, and
FOB WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Leave ut els and TOO .. m, and at 9:45 and As
,. m.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave at700 and Z 80 Q. m, and 40 D. M No
trains to or from Annapolis on Sunday.
On SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave ae7:O .. M, and 2 rs and 90 D. m.
FOB WAY STATIONS.
Leave AZ $50 Q. n. and 2:45 and s. 90 D. m.
FOR ALL PAkTS OF TIE WEST.
Leave daily, except Sunday, ct 80 a. m, and
60. On Sunday at 500 p m only. connecting at Relay
station With trains from Baltimore TO Wheeling,
.THRoUGA TICKErs to the West can be had At
the - ashington Station Ticket Office at all hours
in the day. as well O. at the new office Of the Bank
ers and Brokers' Telegraph Line, 34S Penn
ayeDue, between 9Th and 9Th streets
For New York, Pbiladephfa and Boston, see
advertisement Of Through Line
W.-P. SMITH. Master of Transportation
-. COLE, General Ticket Agent,
&C 30 tt GEO. 3. KOONTZ, Agent, Wsshins toa.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND
GEORGETOWN kAILROAD.
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STOVES, &c.
- STOVES.
STOVES. STOVES.

0 BOUIS CO.. ~
r. II. G. BoCIs.1 IEKspRrSGER
$50 street, betw cen Thirteenth and -Four teen nth
near the National Theatre WASHINGTON, D. O.
MANUFAcTURERs AND DEALERS IN
STOVES, PABLOR, COOK ANp GUAMRRR
STOVES, FURNACES. RANGES, &C.
Also. Sexton / Bibb's Parlor Heaters to heat
two or more Rooms; TIN. Sheet iron, and Japan
ned Ware; Kitchen and House furni shing Goods
Of all kinds.
Ali Of which we will sell at reduced prices
Roofing. epOutibg or Guttering an 4 eli kinds OF
Jobbing promptly attended to.
sc A-ln B0UIS 4 co
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IL dS sE That the susss
Washington County In the District Of Columbia
Haainh Of on the nsTsonsl estate Of
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof. the subscriber
on or before the 9th day of October next; they
may otherwise BY Law Be excluded from all benefit
Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this oh day Of October,
1856 ROSA EIsENBEISS,
&C lO-lawJW1 Administrative,
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the subscri.
4 Der has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Washington County, in the District of Columbia
letters OF administration the personal estate Of
Henry King, late OF Georgetown, d. c., de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof. to the subscribe, on or
before the 9Th day Of October next: they NAV
otherwise BY Law be excluded from all boneat Of
1866. MAkIAE e. u. KING
Iii Amin
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STEAMBOAT LINES

NEW RIvER LIRE.
The hne Steamer WAWASSEPT will leave 7th
street hart, Washington. every -
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MORN
At clock, and lex ancria att O'Clock far or r
Q: n on SUNDAY and WEDSRsDXY ston oG,a
,s az .eSSd,nss going and returning. Passage,
fneins, nr iieight at lowest possible rates For
JOHN VAN RfSWICK
Gen I supt Potomac Ferry COMPANY.
oc ~ I'm seventh street Wharf
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DOTOMAS TRANSPORTATION LINE.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

The Steamer EXPRESS, Capt. I. A. RYrHnR,
s !s az 20 aTE Il sn sA ~! SN
s gKDAY for Sa,G Gly%GSSns, Budd Ferry
Stores, Matthias Point, Chapel Point Pioxden3s
Wharf, LaDcssters Wharf; stones Wharf, Our.
rionen Bay, Toxwene Wharf, Hazens Wharf,
49,. J.B. BRYAN = BRO. Assns..
opT-d No. 3A5 Pepna avenns
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BAPTIsr.-The eolOred Shiloh Baptist As
ISOLATION has Just held its annual session. II
contains twenty eight chGrches, IN Richmond,
Petersburg, Norfolk, and Portsmouth. The
total lumber of members is II ,6iS. of which the
Gillfeld Church, Petersburg, has 1853; the
+ irst Church, 2,1OO and the Third, 236, making
total IN that city of 1899. The number added
10 the churches Of the Association during the
wear by bap' tsm, was $50.
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A PLEASANT ANUsEMEST.-The Providence
Or. I } Press complains that parties OF Usher
men BACK OF Fort ADAMS are nred upon by the
soldiers for sport In one instance a person
who WAS in a boat anchored near the shore
heard a soldier say to q comrade, ssSee how
near l can come 10 that fellow there in the boat
and not hit him. and see him Jump" And
then he took deliberate aim and fired, the shot
coming uncomfortably near the boat.
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ny GBEEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,.

By virtue of q deed of trust to me from Hanrv
De 0ariel and wife, dated March Is l8ss ana
recorded in Liber r M H., No TO- page Az et
SEQ land records for Washington County ii Il
will ell, upon tie premises, BY public auction 70
the highest bidder. at o'clock D m. on WEDN ia
DAY the 3lst day Of October, 1886, the following
described real estate, situate in WashingtoS
County and District of Columbia, to wit Ali that
certain Il act parcel of land, being q part Of
tract called "Long Meadows,o and bonded AZ
follows: Beginning for the same and bounded by
the Eastern Branch of the Potomac river on the
east; on the south by the lands of Henry Dom ass
on the north by tho lande of Alexander B 6ber
crombie; and on the west by the lands of VIM "
Oorcoran and John A. Bertrof, Containing (osi
ninety six acres, more or less Also all that othsr
part Of Long Meadows' bounded As foliows
beginning for the same at the corner of the land
formerly owned by John A Bertrof and the Ia nd
OF Henry Douglass, on main public road leading
east from the third boundary stone of asbi eton
city, ID. c.. to the Eastern Branch; thence weat
and with said road 600 twenty feet; thence north
end par alle with the boundary between said Dong
lass and BertrO land 60 the Ii ne of Bertrof
land; thence east to the aid piece of land first
above described; thence south to and with the
and west boundary line and the line of said
Henry Douelass's land. to the beginning; upon the
following terms and conditions, to wit
Terms One third cash; balance in six and twelve
months for notes bearing interest from day of sale
and secured by deed Of trust on the premi,es
All convey apcfng and stamps at the coat OF
the purchaser. 800 will be required deWn when
the property 10 knocked Off
HENRY o. HOOD, Trustee
seN- h&S,td GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Aucts
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~ W. l.. WALL B 90. Auctiepeers.
Southwest corner Penna ay And 9th
RYJ. O. McGUIBE 4 CO., Auotfoneer,

III J. U. McGUIRE CO., Auotioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT or
GROUND. WIST END
On THURSDAY AFTERNC ON October II. n
Al clock, the premises, by virtue of authoritv
vested In shall offer for sale Lot 81 In Sonars
l26, having front Of rs feet on west side of Seven
teenih street west. between aud K streets north
running back an average depth of about I47 feet
The Lot will be sold entire or divided. Al NAV y.
dee med best at the sale. VIC
Terms made known at sale. Convey ancipR NJ
cost of purchaser. ~
T. p. SCOTT, Trustee.
Under the Will of Mary Carol,
se 2s-dts &c. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
1THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
conseQutnce OF the rain, until THURSDAY AT.
TERNoO October Is, same hour and place.
Under the will Of Mary Carroll,
&C Goods J.C. MCGUIRE 4 co ,Aucts
GALE OF NAVY Powders.
BErsa1 gO rdnancs, Nary Departn,.n,,t
90, WdShtHeton City, Oct. 10, 1855
There will be sold at Public Auction 10 the
s w, olo6er. at noon. TIL HSDAY, he wenty
NTH 2Sth) day of October 1856 at the Once of the
anepector OF ordnance: Navy Yard. Norfolk, yir.
Snn WsntnMS thousand (2'ooo) barrels Of CANNON
The powder will be sold By sample. and in lots to
suit purchasers
Terms cash, in Government IN nds; one half to b.
deposited on the conciusion Of the sale, and the
which time the powder must be removed from
the magazine, otherwise ii will revert 70 the Gov
eminent
Purchasers will be required t. urnish their own
packages where the powder is net in barr els
oo ID eot23 n. A. WISE, Chief Of Bureau.
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MoIsTENtrHE A1R.-Ir is important 10 re-
member, at all times, when ARTIFICIAL warmth
u needed, that heating the air has the peculiar
and remarkable effect Of causing It to take mn
and secrete a large amountof water. AIR that
al the freezing point Is dampened when heated
10 20 degrees, or comfortable condition, SO
hides away all the moisture, that il Is uncom-
fortaoly dry; II then absorbs the moisture from
our bodies and from our lungs, and produces
n feeling OF uneasines. Ii seeks out the mois-
ture of the furniture. thereby causing IL to warp
or crack, If not fall 10 pieces. When IL Genes
In contact with The cold glass, and is reduced
IN temperature, II gives up the hidden vapor,
and thus cold windows and walls tend TO still
further dry out the air To make the Amos
phere bealtnful and agreeable, always keep
upon stoves, or over :he heating furnaces, a
full supply OF water In wide open top, or
loosely covered vesseI,to constantly evapo rate
moisture 10 saturate the air This is equally
important for all living organisms In a school
room, for plants as well as animals, and In
churches and schoolrooms as we'll as In private
dwellings.
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ny GREEN D WILLIAMS, Austi eaeers,
- No 562 corner It'll and d streets.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT TEE con-.
Nnk OF ~ AND X SHEETS SOUTH
ISLAND. AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On Thu RsDA Y. the 18th instant, at o o'clock y
m, on the premises. We shall sell, Lot No ia in
square No 643. having AZ feet trent on az street
corner lot. " e~0s'i "oio
Terms cash.
Oc lid GRREN WIIIJAMa A,.x.
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CHoLERA.-We regret TO announce the ap-
PeaTaBce OF this dreadful disease in this
county. Several cases have appeared on YES
sells IN HILLS Point harbor, which have proved
fatal. II Is said they were caused by eating
oysters. Mr.. George Thomas, who resided in
thai neigh 6ornood, died on Monday morning
siderable ravages. II is to be hoped that ALI
precautions in the way of removing all causes
OF disease, and the use OF disinfectauts will M
taken by erybody,-Cam6rid2e MI Necs.
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nRPHANs' OOUkT, VcroBER ., ls6s-DsrRIcr
,Ss ~ es.1a
Of Thomas Mcclure de0ssssd the sa% M 1
has w the Sap9y o. sns
s.sTd:ga sss zs S aer sse
sSs eTsss.. into .Sd Ss d '1S
notified 70 attend, with their claim. prop
s s S or Ssne n .sd
tate provided copy Of ssi e 0, ,s be pSsssd
previous 70 the '''' Test -. Q. ROBBINS,
&C s-wsw Register Of Wills.
i Der has obtained from the Orphans, Court Of
Washineton County, In the District Of Columbia,
Le Of " I B. ca
ceased All persons having Claims against the sara
with the vouchers thereof. to the subscriber.
before the "a day of October next they may other
by Law be excluded from Gil benent OF the said
Given under my hand, this ID day Of October,
i' &C s,s~sw- FRANKLIN LITTLE.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
i scriber has obtained from the orphAns, Court
Sa' ietaers Of .dministrasen on the Per.onai
tate OF Eva Ruprest. late OF Westminster.
d. ca ssSsa: deceased. srs hereby Warned to
eshhit the same With the vouchers thereof, to the
rrns thew may otSeraise by ss be excluded IRON
All benefit Il the said estate.
Given ander my hand this 70 dsy OF SssRtsmmosf'
1866. 80. .rt ts- IN. - S4a
yIS1E CROCHET COLLAR BOOK; MIS-.
l Rave uftted Lar~ COlf<y Book; rhe Eagle
K,fttisp Bsok; Mrs tsaugsips Amt 81. 81 ana
scarf BOOK; Mrs Gspsains Crochet BABY Gap
Book; The Greek and Ranao Lace BOOK, Tie M.
Kpittius Book: Mrs Con, !. Art Of pressm s,nss.
; "a = TaI FktSCK TAYLOR
SEVERAL NEW efYLIs OF MASON 4
- EAMLiNS Cabinet Organ. have just bean
received which We efser ssle o. saetory prices.
auS W. q. AETZBROrf co.
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TRANsFEk or WOODEN ESTABLISHMENT
FROM SCOTLAND To BUFFALo-Some tune
since We mentioned the fact that wealthy
British wooden manufacturer, removing his
establishment 10 this country, had determined
It's Location IN Buffalo, as the most adyan-
tageous point for carrying on the large manu-
facture which he contemplates. We are now
able TO state that all arrangements are conelu-
ded. and that the gentleman in question. Mr.
MCMILLAN, who is SOotchman Of large capital
and experience in the business, has now re.
turned TO New York TO bring on the machinery
which ne had left In that city while selecting
the location for mis- factory. 1t is his purpose
10 establish the general man facture Of wooden
goods here upon an extensive scale. making a
specially for the present of plaid goods and
Balmoral skirts.-BgToIo Express
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ID TRIEsEMAR,

L BOT EoIEp BY ROlAL LRTrEBS PAT
Ecole de phaimacis de Paris, and the Imperial
Cole 60 Of Medicine, VieanA -.
TrIeetmar No l. II the effectual remedy for Re
taxation, Spern athvfrhoea, and Exhausfion OF
the by stem Triesemar MOI has entirelysspsr.
friessInsr No 3 Is the infalibie remedy for ali
Impurities Ana Secondary Symptoms. thu, obyi :.
atne the use OF mercury and all other deleterfous
Each prepar alton is In the form OF q most agree-
allie LoZepee Secured from the effects Of eli :
mate and change. or atinerf here 10 TIA Asses AZ
50 each er tour Gases IN cue for 50. and ia ea
cssee Thus saeinx SO INVITED In 80 parste doses
sdministsrsd By yaipeau, saiiam soda, RouI
&c nc r. - .E1EE -aiF4ff II
.wIel.ssis .nd retail By Or BARROW, No. ls4
Be bad also q ) .. FFoRD, No go Zen. /.
.avenRe, crner 1isAR. - 9-ly
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: '''. r''A'' = Co.. q
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BUILDERS, COACH, AND CABINET
HARDwA ARE
BAR IRON AND STEEL.
CUT NAILS,
HORSESHOE NAILS.
NUTS AND Washers,
eel. WAREHOUSES:
sos PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
sol. sos, sos STREET.
And
-b
60 s"u ANA a 'sNSs'
WASHINGTON. D. Q.
All o,aar,
SOUTH AND WEST,
Eiiso Win oafe ana fromptness'
Constantly arriving from Factory, and sold .
FE-..
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AUCTION SALES.
RI eRHEH . WILLIAMs, Aust,oneerv.

TWO yEBI EH.To0ITagE BUILT HOUSES.
and 18th streets west. NJ Public Auction :
On fRIBAY. the 18th instant. at O'Clock D.
We On all sell, on 81 ~ euafses two ne cottage
euin houses. containing si1 and seven rooms,
eseh cE,ded by me passage; bath room; com
snlt purchasers .r.. ... = d
Terms: enc, bird cash; balance In six and twelve
months for notes bearing tate rest and red by
deed OF trust on the premises. All convey ancfu9
and revenue stamps et the cost Of the purchaser.
800 down on each house when sold
ocsd GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
.~THE ABOVE SALE Is PosrPOHEp,UN.
~ TUESDAY, the 18th instant. same hour and
oel2d GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
RY0REEH WILLIAMS. Auctioaeess.
TRgsTi.E HSu al. 9E aogsF AND LOT AT
And sTRiET. BErWHiN isr A AND Sd
On Mon5AY AFTERNOON, october 2sd .,1
O'Clock m, on the premises, BY virtue of q deed
of trust duly recorded in Lber N. O. 7. :, No 50,
fotos III, l78, ana Hg, one of the land records OF
2 feet inches in depth, off the east aide Of Lot
No. u. in square No. 5S4, with the impro vements
consisting Of two.story Frame House, contain
Ing six rooms.
ali conveyancips and revenue stamps at the
cost Of the psrchaser Terms cash $50 q the
after. IL not piled within that time, the trus-
tee reserves the right ell the rick and coat
OF the defaultiug purchaser, by advertising three
times in the Evening STAR and before the deliyerv
Of the deed. ID n, LAWRENCE, Trustee
80 u 7sw Sds GREEN WILLIAMS Anots
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nEPARrMENT OF THE INTERIOk.
IL UNITED STATES PA TENT OFFICE,

On the petition Of ROBERr W. ANDRIWs.
OF starordville, Conn. praying for the extsnsio
Of patent ~. granted 70 htm on the 18th day. Of
the frsadles 81 Looms for seven years from ths
the 18th day Of Jsnuary 1867: :
=. tits ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Once on Monday. the sIst day Of De.
eeneer next at IL o'clock m; and all persons are
notned TO appear and show cause, II any they
have Why said petition ought not to be AN ted.
fertons oppesfDe the . xtep sion are required to
hie IN the Patent ONCE their specially
set forth IN writing at least trenty days before
the day VI bearing, all testimony n ed by either
party to te used the said hearing n,ust taten
and rrsnsmitte. In accordance vito tho rites
ton. n 49, ~ : - 'pS'
IsHosition. ard oths. ssper. relied upon as
before the day Of hear Ing the arsnesnss n apv
within NS days aner Ming the testiulbny = -
CIdt RED: siro, that this notice he &uh'isbed in
the ReEuohc:r and the Intelligence. Washing
once wee 70, thee snoce..i.s weeks; the srsf
2" TueSRER.g
=, Comntssioner of Patents.
copy, and send their bills 10 the ratent y,,S
.IsDst containing thss notice. zee lo-lawsw-
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nEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR.
u UNITED STA rs PATENT 0FFlCE

september u.
On the petition OF WAkREN W DUTCHeR Of
Milford Massac huretts, Gnd SARAH BUTCHER.
admipistratrix OF me estate of Elihu Catcher of
Waukesha, Wisconsin praying for the extension
OF patent gre nted to the said Warren w butcher
and Eihu butcher on the 18th dav Of December,
1857. Tor an Improvement In Temp les for Looms for
seven years from the expiration Of said patent
1876:
the Patent once on nondsy. the lOth day Of De.
have, Why said petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension are eQuired to
fle in the Patent Once th cir objections, specially
set forth In writing. at least twenty days befoI
the day OF hearing; all testimony nled BY either
party to be used 81 the said hearing must Be taken
and trans mitted In accordance with the rules ef
the office which will be furnished on application
Dispositions and other papers relied upon a. tss.
timony must be led In the once tw enty DAYS bo-
fore the day Of hearing; the arguments, IL any.
within ter days after Ming the testimsny
Ordered alsO, that this notice be published In
the Republican and the Intelli gencer, Washing.
ton, d. c.. and 10 the Journal. Boston, Mas
once week for three successive weeks the rst OF
said publications to b. ct least sixty days pre-
r. O. TREAKER,
Commissioner Of Patents
p. g. Editors OF the above PAPERS win please
copy and send their bills the Patent Ones xi,h
paper containing this notice. so 10 lauNs
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MURDER IN hAINE--Mr. Amos Spear a re-
spectacle citizen of Saco, Maine, was murdered
last Saturday, night, near the bridge which
crosses the Saco river. by three Biddeford men
named Lewis Eagerly and Watkins. Lewis
has turned states evidence. and saws that ne
and Edgerly and Watkins concealed them
selves ut about the centre OF the bridge and as
Spear approached watkins struck him with a
club upon the head, and repeated the blow
several times. Afterward they all stamped
upon his body until he was nearly dead. when
they proceeded 10 search his pockets, but found
only small quantity of fractional currency
They then commenced to drag the BODY to a
convenient place, intending to throw II into
the river. but just al this time two policemen
came along, when they dropped the body and
lied. They were arrested shortly aftsrYaId
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BANKERS.

Jay COOKE CO.,
BAHKERs,
FOisenA srsef, orpostts Teasx,y,
Buy and sell 1t current market rates, and keep
INSTANTLY on hand, . full supply Of all %
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sEvEN.rHIRTIIs, AND COMPOUND
INTEREST NOTES. .l.-4
Orders fer STOCKS. BONDS, 40, executed. and
Collections made on all secsssibls points.
rel-u
RARROw 4 &C.,
BANKERS,
Corner Louisians avenue md seventh street,
DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT SECUKITBS
GOLD AND eILvEB e..
uau AND LAND wARRAHrs.
Evils JOHNSON Co..
BAHKERs,
prALEBs IN YOREIeN EXCHANGE,
GOVERNMENT sKCURIrIEs,
STOCKS. BONDS,
GOLD AND Silver.
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
First National Bank Of Warrington.
I'D, COOKE, (of Jay Cooke Co.. President.
wA. 9. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UHITID
STATES,
lSfh street, opposite tls neasxry Department.
Government Securities with Treasurer United
~ ONE MILLION DOLLARS0
We buy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
sECURITIESat current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE aad make Collections
On ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS. and give careful
sna prompt attention to
ACCOUNTS Of B BUSINESS MEN and FIRMS.
and to any other business entrusted to rs.
FULL INFORMATION in regard 20 GOVERN
MEET LOANS at all times cheerfully furnished
WIN. 8. HUNTINGTON, Ca shier.
Washington, March 20, 1866 mH-n
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