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POLICE CAsEs.-On Thursday night last,
the house OF Mr.. j. Taylor, IN Wesr Philadel.
phia, was entered and robbed of wines valued
at about $500. No trace of the thief could be
found until yesterday afternoon, when Officers
Leavitt and Ferris, OF the Third District Police,
ascertaned that two men had rented room
over the store of Patrick Moore, in Larkin
street, below Lombard, and stored therein seve-
raj casks Of VINE. They proceeded to that place
and found such to be the case, and arrested two
parties, who gave the names of V. d. Brown and
Henry Alexander upon the charge of having
committed the robbery. While they were being
conveyed to the Station House, Brown broke
loose from Officer Leavitt and attempted TO
escape; after an exciting chase he was overtaken,
and again arrested. He was held in $1,000 ball
by Alderman Butler to answer at Court. Alex
ander was locked up for hearing.
Thomas Roach, arrested on the charge of
shooting John Maxley, on Saturday evening, IN
Bedford street, near Eighth, had a hearing be
tore Alderman Tttermary, yesterday, and was
committed to await the result OF Maxley's iniu-
Ties. The physician who has charge of MaXley
at the Hospital, considers the wound danger
GUS one. Maxley denies that it was done in
sport, as Roach asserted, but says that il was
the result of an old grud ge.
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RAPIDLY PRoGREssING.-Th Chestnut
street bridge is now almost ready for the
passage of the street cars. In a month the con
nection between the two sides OF the rlyer will
be complete. The bridge is now so nearly
finished that communication is unbrok en-
between the abutments. OF course no travel is
allowed on the bridge. The heavy derricks are
still standing in the middle of the structure and
the adjusting and transportation OF the ponder
ons roadway plates would render any attempt
to cross the bridge perilous. On the West Phila.
delphia side OF the river the Chestnut and Walnut
Street Railway Company are laying their tracks,
When the bridge opens on the first OF july there
will be two lines OF communication between the
western boundaries OF the Twenty-tourth and
TWenty-seyenth Wards.
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MATTERS OVER TIE RIV Err

ANNUAL MEETINe.-The fttY-hrst annual
meeting OF the Cumberland COMFY Bible So
following gentlemen we're chosen manaeers Tor
the ensuing year:-Hon. i. Q. @. Elmer Hon.
John /. Nixon; Revs. w. b. Gillette G. r Gre
CORY, II. NJ. Stuart, j. NJ. Challiss, j. i. Ste
wart, J. o. Wells, J. Stockton, J. l.. Whitaker;
Drs. e. Nthian, William Elmer, D. B. Thompson,
d. b. Whitaker, Theodore Trenchard. Tue
receipts OF the Society we're Sj745j, and the
number of volumes distributed during the past
wear was sos.
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ATTEMPTED MURD ER.-As Judge Carter,
OF Woodbury. his brother, and Mr.. Ogden,
were returning home on Friday night last, and
while passing through a piece OF woods, they
were fred upon by some sCoundrel concealed in
the brush the ball passing IN close proximity to
the head OF the Judge. The person who at
tempted this murder has not yet been dis
CoypTpd
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For ga e $50 at
JOHNSON, Ho9ddLL9SwA,Yo :, cowDEN's,

And all principal Druggists and Dealers.
The subscriber would beg leave further to say thRe
he pIepared to fl orders forward the Syrup to
any part OF the country Persons desiring other nior
mat ion by nail will ncose postage stamp and answers
will be returned soon as the exgences OF business
WILLIAM b. WRIGHT, ID
$40 No IN s. THIRD FirCei Ihi adelphia Pa.
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SPLENDID FERRY BoAT.-The Camden
and Philadelphia Steamboat Ferry Company
have commenced the construction of another
new and substantial ferry, to run in connection
with their other ones recently built. 1t is to be
on the same model sa the COmden, and finished
nm q snlendll stNle.
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AN EXCELLENT PRoJECT.-The teachers
OF 1.-THE Central Public School In Camden are
taxing measures TO introduce music into that
school. This is highly commendable. A grand
concert will be given on Thursday evening next,
the 7th instant, tor the purpose OF assisting in
raising funds to purchase good and suitable
Orpan,
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.DR.LEsSEY's VEGETABLE PILLS CURE
ache ana All derant ements of the Liver They purify
the blood and mHBe the skin seft and air For sale by
Dr, LkSSEY NO 333 n. NINTH street Philadelphia,
and by Druggists generalf ~
CAMDEN, n. j s0ptembeP ls65-pr Lessey-Dear
Slr:-It ives me great pie to add testimony in
favor Of your Vegetable Liver Pills had been
ahiictCd with CeraDged OnoitOn oi the Liver for ten
years, and, during hat time, suffer Intensely from
acrd Olsc laIkes rom stomach and bowels, seriously
pIOstI atng phVsca mental energies for weeks
a. time so much SO tha, nv u was despailed Of.
But, IN ough kind Providence was introduced to
y and by the OF our Pills have been woDder-
fully restored, not having had attack my old COM
p air or lost single SABBATH service. hey act Ike
charm Had itnot been for them, nave no coubt L
shOu d have been laid aside rom the mini'tTy H
must aud ew lines IN favor of your Lie Pre-
server Vegetable Liniu ent have used /. for
Erys'pelas Scads and Burns snd inhammations; t
produces remarkable results was cured OF very
ba1 sore by is Many my neiehbors are using L,
aDd gives univ ersal satisfaction It should be In every
RFV. j ". STOCKTON,
42StRthslmt THIRD Street, amden n. ].
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MARROW EsCAPE.-One day in the latter
part OF last week, Judge p. j. Gray, OF Camden,
met with a Larrow escape, Oy being thro VA from
IA carriage, in consequence OF the horses running
away. lie was so severely injured that he was
insensble for many hours. He is now, how
pvpr ConvalpCcput.
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The ANNUAL FEsTIVALs.-The ladies
connected with the different religious societies
in Camden are making extensive preparations
TO hold their annual strawberry aud floral festi-
walls in aid OF their res pectve churches.
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hMLSEMeNTs.

r isLEY's coNTINsGNTAL N1ws
thoce s,,t aces SO 81 >,I S&usemsnt MAJ gs nso
an 20 "a O'Clock anv evening. l1J T.
MERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
GAzzASIGA's GRAND i.ENTREE.
D. dc ViyS F%S'p'sspFYY % s%FYYr 1FRTP2Guss'sl FT2 g
the 11sc PTima Donna and the great tayorite
after six ye6Srs FESn3 u Grand cSPSerS Jnros
And viii give Grand att 4ee on SATURDAY, june
0, at2h o'clock, assls5ed bE
the celebrated Tenor d oragla nom GTau's opera.
SIG. MOLLENBAUER the celebrated vlooncels'.
SIC. Alb e. duscal Directoi and ond1etor
81 no extra charge TOR reserved seats FAMILY Circle
ne sale Of Tickets commences on Wednesday, at "a.
NJ a. the oadem, O. Music and at Irumplers Music
NEW CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE.-
LsoN4RD sEoVSR& & wiLLfGa i. sINN Lessees
'''''i TooTs eoea sq curtain rises at s.
OF the Brlllant and Versatile
wEBB sfSTERs,
MissES MISSES GGRi ADA ASP ASo EHTA FmHA.
LAST WEEK OF THE FALL AND WINTER
The pert rmance will commence with the spectacu ar
rama, in two &C $ entitled the
FFoRTY FoRTY THIEXEs TaIEyEs
f00RETY thieves
10 concluGe with the PiCtean Farce OF - ''''
II Ri ARRlED.
THRICE NhRlED.
80 '4TURb19 iF pfRN Jon ION" June O. D ~ NJ
LAsT LAST WEBs WEBs sIsTERs sIsTEBs M4IINEE MM4HIIINNEE
Admission 10 evening performance, 25c, Soc, and ST.
ALNUT STREET EATRs.-
w n. E corner Ninth aud WALNUT Streets
I' S This CTgesday) EVENING. June s.
IhiTty-eighth Night of the iliant Engagement
Mr. 4 TDE@1S TEDE@1iN fSoSoIH BoorH,
MR. EDWIN BOOTH,
who will appear on ~ this % occasion az
in Tom TaylOr's Tragedy FraI Sy OF Of > p9-I9
@BeTucelo @ EDWiN B0OTa
To conclude vii the beautiful Comedy Of
FAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY
TeG6eseay-TIiF sfR. SCi 4 and nd HOS RYMo6N'
1hursday-THE FOOLS REVENGE.
chairs secured three days IN advance.
MRS. JOHN DREw's NEW ARCH STREET
| lNl THFATRE.-CHANG GE OF TIVE.
Rec fsiIS GIGEGENT FOR SIX i' SIGHTs ONLY OF
The MSS ssaptltFi IUGY RTsHTos, RPa B5jl,lant
MISS LUCY RUsHI0N,
THREE DiFFaRENT CHARACTERS.
THIS EVENING,
And Every Evening till iurther notice
NV '''" -'' ''4' THE SEA OVER.
| THE SEA FLOWER
MISS LUCY RUSHT0N .... .as,.... .Patrice Latouche
MISE LUCY RgshToN.. Tne Sea Flower
FrdayIFareweh swell BENEFIT Of Miss LUCY RUSH
Seats secured six DAYS in advance.
NEW AMERICAN TREATRB-
| ~ wALEUT Sire Street, above EIGHTH =, ,,,aor,,
| EVERY EVENING.
1H' "O-lO- H%NLoN BROTHERS,
| MADTLE IAN NFREITA and the sIEGR1sT FAMILY
with popular Drama and aIce ana.
|
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NEW CHURCH. The members OF the M. E.
Church az LongacomIng are actively engaged
in erecting Tor themselves handsome church
edIhCe.
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BOLD RoBBERY.-The watch and jewelry
store OF +. NJ. Lewis in BrldgetOu, was entered
carrying away about SljO0 worth Of gold,
SILVER, and plated ware. The thieves forced an
entrance in the back part Of the building and
alter gathering up their booty made their
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-05

Mr.. Lorenzo Somerville has lust returned
from Europe. While there he published a vol
ume OF poems entitled Eros,,' from the press
of Trubner q Co., London, which was very
acceptably received.
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= ISLEY'e CONTlN CNTAL VS.
Ia kNCHh NGE.
tholce Netts % al p aces oi Nnusement MAJ ge nao
an 10 "a O'Clock anv evening. l3llJ T.
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DRowNED.-One day last week little son
of Mr.. S. II. Miller, OF Pdulsboro Gloucester
county, was drowned in Mantua creek. His
little body was soon after discovered aud taken
care OF.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The Safe Of Mississippi fanois county. To
Rosa Neal. George 7. Neal. Marshall Smith,
Nnnrus smith and Alvin smith, hsir-at-lsu u
John l. n pArnsll decessed Yes and cab u
yuu ars hereby cited TO srp. ar befers The Pro-
hate court Of aid county. At the cuurt-hluse
thereof On the hurih Monday In December.
1885. 10 shov cause why the petition Of Btovn
c. parnsll. administrator u The estate Of aid
deceased. praying Cor sale Of the real s-tsts q
aid deceased should DOT be granted By order
Of cour, issued uytoher 30th, 1859
rcviess vP vcuTTEs. C~i
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Inventors. Mechanics, Nan
ufacturers.

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ess- Al job Work, ~Tarariadiy
CASH on delirery.-es
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sTRAYEp.

Ftom the subscriber four mtlrs South 81 rau
ola Miss. on the IN Ut August. 1909. a deep
tcl-sorryl mare, white hre. heavy name and
tail. branded With distinct brand. either 40
v ur an n, mol, rculltttei shieh. and there j.
a little rhite on The len bind foot A llvuI
reward Sill be paid To- suy p,r.on ~hu viii
give Information ~ thai [ shall ct her ag,,u
urtG.tf. y e. GREGG
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~tssOlVENT HOTiCE
ADMINISTRATORS sAiE OF
VALUABLE LANDS


ra.saasti 10 Z Decree n Hs rfub's 'oHf y
p.sals taunif. Mississippi ftnfsfad +" -
Urtoss, tern. 1890. ftsfeof Ff 900 %
smls =. tsith isH titi shout go miles
aofib n fud8ala rhHffh ahf NJ, %
eate.saa n ramo lon me W. AMI Tenn
Fa.lfoaA tai IA sad falniI q. Pehoht
sssi - asfi. on fhHriaY she lgth dAf hs
eamhef nsst Al puhlie saiefy y The hlFhfii
tlllef he fylla~l M lands ahd divided " lhi'
=. tilews ,s.alit iH Al n ssf'int iNeh'f'
t.,,e .sqsp ,Fh'y aeft' N The norihHe'l
sus,tsf al tts vest islf n 'eeiiou "'h't
10, and svhlJ acres N ihs NufthH'ii qlsi.
To- N section ssutg trsen and afif atfti On
H. suthwe,i e1fntf n he southwest quiflff
n .eri,on 6netn. containing ioD affsa more ~
iei,. "a. AIi of aauihwfsl quarter Of ftii1h
ht,en. except ioriy a.ffs Of ihs 'uu'h~s' ,ni
ps,. containing 100 acres more ~ l'" an
Tbs east hali Of secilln twenty Two nl 10
,swnship ~. range iifi ana lying w sam
sonptt Of p,hoia except The S%ou'hw"'l quar-
,s, nj .efiion 6Nean. which IL situate anl iYihR
/, IN. e1uuiy Of p,su'p, and said State q
refm. OF s,,e-Ouehhf cash balance DO
.n months with bond and approved security
e y YutNG
no,1.6t' Almin,',p'"t
Appeal copy weekly Q, and .sad bhl to 'h.
rN.N
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE .
LAND.

NJ virtue q = decree " a Probate eiurt n
Pamela county State Of Mississippi. rendered
Al The 0tolxr term, res. thereof will a.
administrators Of The estate Of jane s wosi-
ter, deceased. on Monday the lt,h iay Of ~.
esmb,r, 1850, on the premises uaer or nile 10
the highest bidder. the foltouing lanis IN said
euun,y, te-vit. East fraction u souihus ~
garter n section IS, township J. range 8 vtst.
100 acres wsst fraction Of southeasi quarter 4
seciion IS township !. range 8 vest 10 agtss
northeast ftsction 0f northwest quarter Of ser
tlea ~, township !, rsnge 6 ses, IS ares, ~
belonging 10 the estate Of ssid james s Wccs-
ten, deceased. Terms Of sals-COh.
c. R YOUNG,
n3rif-4ted Adninisfrs'Cr
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CITATION NOTICE

tn, State Of Mississippi. Psncla county To
Nr N,rguri Williams. the widow, aud Wiley
willisms and the other children ani htirs.
whose names ary unknuWu, u hastun q vii.
.iamS deceased You aud each o. you sry
hsrshv cited to appear before the Pluhale cuu-'
Il aid coanty. Al the cuur,.huuss thereof On
the foafih Monday in pccembef. lses to sho~
cause Why the petition o james " Bates a..
.isnss ~ ueurge q Love prating tor title 70
the Southeast quarter II section q land No u
In township 9. rAnge 9, In said ccuaty cold by
u..,on q williams nov deceased in h.
lifetime 10 Gsorvs q. 1--we. should o., n
granted. IS order Of court iSsaed 50 uCtO
bsr lass. VT. vOOTTEN.
nrian Clrh
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Sardis Hotel

Having purrhased this hailding. AID tho
rpighly repaired and rtfurnish,d ID I ,m uup
prepared TO accommodate the public IN .tSis
not 10 BE- surpassed. All trains stop sslfrisnt
lcng,h u time tot msilA Passengers need not
fear tying len. e " RICHARDS
sep!2-N Proprietor
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FOR sAI.E!!

" D g. ssll gral l%0ysitIuu br q ph,,laini
At Pow Station. rauola county, W.. .sirpi
| have = lot With g,oi build ngs and a Nrll 60
guuI water. aisu 20 nrtr vt band. $50 vhi {
u In a high state If cultivation will ~ %
auy person cheap tor CASH
uyt6 IN. L. $ GARtREft.
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INsOLyENT NOTICE.

The State ., Mississippi. ranolt county IT,
The creditors IT Thecphiius n tlaidie deceased
You are hereby notified that n The June term
1856. u the Probate court u said eouniy the
state Vt said deceased was reported intlvunt.
md tn Probate your claims against deceased
nd havr them registered in the Office IT N.
Clsk u sid Cvufl On or before the FIRST day
1f February. 1851. elsc thfv will he fHsvsr
barred PETER HUBBARD
ivil-em Administrator
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Gro Mitchell - omf
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-02
CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY.


Alcorn, J. L., Mississippi, Metropolitan Hotel
Anthony. Henry B., R. l., 2S3 street, between
l7th and 18th.
Brown, B. 0rstr, Missouri, cor. Pa. av and Sd
Baxter, g., Arkansas.
Buckalew, Chas. r., Pa. No % South Asst.
Chsndler, ZaohAriah, Mich. , National Hotel.
Clark, Daniel, New Hampshire, No. 800 4th st.
CONFESS, John, Cal, AS 18th St. bet. Z and y.
Cowau, Edgar, Pa. Mrs. CArter's, No. I North
A street.
Cragin, Aaron H., N. H., National Hotel.
Creswell, John A. J., Md, National Hotel.
Doolittle, J. R., Wisconsin, North A street.
Dixon, James, Conn, 4O7 New York avenue.
Davis, Garrett, Kentucky.
Poote, solomon, Vt, Mrs. Carter's, 4 North A
street.
Fessenden, VIM. p, Maine, al ? street.
FOSTER. L. y. S., Connecticut, Willards'.
Fowler, J. g.. Louisiana.
Grimes, J. w, Iowa, 29S II street.
Guthrie, James, Kentucky, No. 800 Vermont av.
Harris, Ira, n. Y. corner 18th aud streets.
9th aud 10th.
Houston, George s., Alabama.
Johnson, Reyerdy, Md, 27l Vermont avenue.
Lane, James H., Kansas, seston House.
Lane, Henry s., Ind, S9l st., bet. Sd and ~.
Morgan, 4. D New York, cor. 18th asd st.
hcDougall, James H., California, l7b O street,
bet 10th and Goth SITS.
Morrill,, Lot NJ, Maine, Washington House.
Mesmi'h, James W. Oregon 22l Pa. aVenue,
Norton, Daniel g., MINI, Crutehett's, corner
d and 9Th SITS.
Nye, James W., Nevada, No. lSs O ST.. bet. 18th
aud 10th.
Poland, Luke P, Vermont, No. 4 North A st.,
Capitol Hill.
Pomeroy, Samuel c., Kansas, s22 street, be-
tween I4th aud 10th.
Riddle, George R., Delaware, 67l 9Th st., bet.
D and E.
Ramsey, Alexander, Minnesota. nNstioaI.
Salisbury, W, Delaware, No. AS eth st.
shsr%an' john Ohio, No. s22 st., bet 18th
sumner, Charles, Mass, corner 18th and SITS.
Sprbgue, VIM, r. l., N. x. cor 9Th aud Z.
Stewart, VIM. NJ. Neyada, $40 N. J. avenue.
Stockton, Robert p. N. j., Willard's Hotel.
Trumbull, Lyman, Illinois, 4S5 l2th st., bet. @
and II.
Van Wrinkle, P. O., West Virginia, National.
Wade, Benjamin p, Ohio, Nc, say street.
Williams, George H., Oregon, sos y street.
Wright William, N. j. cor. 9th and d sts
Wilson, Henry, Macs, Washington House.
Wiley, W. r., West Virginia, cor. Sd At. and
Louisiana ave.
Yates, Richard, ILL.,, a Z st. bet. 9th and 10th.
CANDIDATES ron ADMISSION.
Cutler, r. X. Louisiana.
Hahn, Michael, Louisiana, WillATd's.
sagAT, Joseph, Va, Rbblu House.
Bharkey, VIM, L., Mas.
Smith, Chas., La.
Snow, WIN. D.. Ark
Representative.
Alley, John b., Massaeh uAetts, BbbItt HouGe,
Ans0ns, sydsnham B., Pa, 800 y street
T.
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John h. ELVANS d CO.,
" sfLouisianA avenue and sos O street, -
WARRINGTON, D. O., A
DEALER IN ~
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ann, m sh bari sheet, ., 4, O. lib, pipe.
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-02
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.saA, BANKERS, -,
yDTxxsrH srRxrT. MISREPRESENTATION.
buy ana ssll .. sarr.ni r.i.s aud h,sV On hsad
|. ~, .,.,,, a. IN 30, a|..I -
aovERsnHnr BoNps, dlI lsv go
sKvxS THIRTY TREASURY soTEs.
oERTrrIcArEs OF INDEBTEDNESS. a..
and pay the highest prices for a..0H
aUARTERMAsTER's CHECKS AND vouoHERs
sug7-df .st g. .. ..'
FIRST NATI0NAL BANK OF
WASHINGTON.
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YIEASolAL AoKNr OF rHS UsIrBp rrArKs
lSru srsSrr. orrourr rns rprAsurr DEPART.
Government securities with Treasurer United
s<oNE MILLION DoLLARs.ps
We buy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES at current market rates
FURNISH ExCHANoB and make Collections
on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES, OF TIE
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS. and give oAEEyrI
AND PRonPr ATTENTION TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRNs,
and to any other business entrusted 70 us.
FULL INFORMATION in regard to aovERs.
MINT LOANS at all times ehesrfully furnished.
WIN. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
w.sHrra~ox. Msrsh N. 1895 MIN -dn
n s. sEvEN-THIRTY LOAN AGENCY.
W. 7. sMITHsoN 4 CO.,
BANKERS,
224 BAltim re street.
UNITED STATES 7 % LOAN AGENTS.
All Denominati ms Of the
$50 NOTES CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
For immediate delivery and
ALL CLASSES OF GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
Bought and Sold on Commission.
As We shall give our special. attention 10 the
Purchase and Sale Of Government Securities, we
most respectfully solicit your orders
W.T.. sMITHSoN 4 co.
Gold, Stocks, and Bonds Bought and Sold OF