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BY the Cable-Thc Markets OF London and Ii
yerpoOI oniWednesday -Pulaski Mt Home.

LIVERPOOL, September 10, +. M.-The adj
vance in cotton this morning was not sustain
ed. Middling uplands closed At l34d. Sales
to-day, 10000 bales. Breadstuffs unchanged.
Lard dull. Western mixed corn, rs. Cd.
LONDON, September l9,.P. M.-Consols I'M.
changed. j-2o's, TN.
FLORENCE, September lS.-General Revel
left for Venice to day, in order to superintend
arrangements for the transfer of the Quadri-
LATERAL 10 Nenetia.
vienna, September ls.-The Emperor of
Austria has permitted the eXiled Pulaski to
return to Hungary. He will reside ut Pesth.
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) "a FEAEftL VISITATION Of Providence
,' at Chicago on Saturday last. A
, ,"', from Germany, named Lubenhei-
,,,. ,eNqihg on the north side, was ac-
a~ 81 having stolen some money, which
-. positively denied, calling upon God to
,,',A him dead if he was not speaking the
,o'' The fearful imprecation had hardly
1eeh uttered before he fell to the floor a
''"o an.-NeU York Times.
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Heavy Rain storm WeSt-Damage to
Railroad Bridges and other Pro.
perry.

CINCINNATI, September l9.-It has rain
ed here necessarily since O'clock last eve-
ming, and considerable damage has been
done to property in central and southern
Ohio. The bridges on the Indianapolis
and Cincinnati, the Chicago Air Line, and
the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton roads,
have been washed away, and the trains are
delayed in consequence. The Little Mia
mi, Ohio and Mississippi, and Marietta and
Cincinnati roads have suffered no damage,
and the trains ore running regularly.
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8 I'm, lalcntta-Great Famine.

NEW YORK, September ia Calcutta let.
ter Of July 81 contains art-rending account
of the ravages produced in the country lying
southwest from that city by the famine pre-
vaiing in India. Groups of starved people
were found dying by the roadside at many
points, and it was estimated that Zoo persons
persisted daily from want Of food in the dis
tricts of Ballasora, Outlook, and Midnaker.
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AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
From, South America.

New YORK, September 2o.-Noon.-An ar
rival from Rio de Janeiro confirms the report
Of 4 desperate battle between the Allies and
Paraguayans on the 10th and 18th of July.
The fighting was stubborn and sanguinary,
and resulted in the discontinue Of the Allies
who lost 1900 killed and wounded. The Pa
raGuayans fought behind entertainments, and
lost less.
Coffee at Rio has been active and higher.
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= Ae birth Of a son to Alexander Barrett,
a a3 ~ this city, last month, was tele-
sna TO London through the cable at Q
49,, ,D'a u about t20-making the "sOn" 0
'"sa'y'pound baby u the Start,
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The Southern I.Oyalists.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, September l9.-The
Common Council have relinquishcd the
proposition to entertain the committee OF
Southern Loyalists, on the ground that
they are upon partisan mission.
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EDUCATIONAL

CHURCH HILL MALE AGA DENY,
HALL, TWENTY .plsIH sIRELT,
BETWEEN d AND ys-The nodsrignsd VIII
open first class MALE .HODL In the handsome,
spmmodions, 40 pleasant fn-t. ho,r room 0, inc INC
above n tned hall, well known for It's csntrai ana
popular location, on MONDAY, october 1865.
HIS large aud successful experience In the ms.
nassmen. and tuition Of bOps may safely poin! TO
tho favorable results that may be expected st his
hands on tho part OF the patrons Of this school.
He will be assisted in the Junior Department by
thoroughly competent teachers - The SEES.
sional year closes on the last OF June following.
Tssxs lsxesEt In cases Of special agreementl:
"a 30 per month, according to departments OF
study, viz Junior, Intsrmsd'a,e. and Senior Eng.
iish. and the Classics-payabie In advance Or
PROMPTLY at ths end Of each month.
No pupil received for less time than half sss.
sioo No deduction made except In case OF pro.
ira ctsd sickness. No extra charges. Each pupil
viii receive the personal attention OF the Prin'
The attention of the patrons Of the late John n.
winfree, Esq., Is especially directed TO this school.
sultsnt upor the disorga IMITATION Of school,:
Richard B. HOLsTEADh 4. NJ,
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pICHMOND COLLEGE.-The next
III session OF this institution will commence
OCTOBER l, 1855, and terminate JULY l, lss7.
into six independent schools. Every student may
under the advice Of his parent or of the Faculty.
select the schools which he will attend. provided
the number Is not less than three but the Faculty
for other satisfactory reasons. allow him to attend
The method OF instruction will be by approved
text books, accompanied by daily oral examina-
higher classes by lectures. The aim will be to az
ford accurate and thorough academical tnstrnc-
tion, IN course OF study similar to that pursued
student must be at least fourteen years Of age,
though for special reasons the Faculty may In
Exam ions, for the most part in writing, are
held near the close OF each half session. Diplomas
Of Graduation and of Degrees will bs awarded only
after rigorous examination to those whose stand
ing is satisfactory. The discipline will be founded
upon the impartial administration OF u fow plain
tain gentleman Is the standard to which every stu
dent will be expected to conform his own. Every
appropriate mea will be used TO develop and con.
arm sense of personal honor and sacred regard
for truth, ~ upon these will be placed the main
reliance In behalf Of good conduct.
The religious advantages OF the college are I'M
surpassed, but attendance on religious exercises,
whether at the college or in the city, will be en-.
az Of the and
the instruction given shall be free from all Sec
tartan bias.
President, Rev. T. g. JONES, d. D.
I. School of Latin and French, EDNrSD HAIR
ii. school Of Greek and German. H. II. HAR.
iii. school of Mathematics, EDWARD B. SMITH,
W. School of Natural Sciences. BENNETT PuR.
" school Of Moral Science, T. q. JoSEs, D. D.
vi. School OF English, &C., G. ii. TOY, M. A.
TERMS FOR SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
Professors fees, (if one Professor be attended,
500; II two, $50; IL three, f65; II more than
three, no eachl 200
Board, payable In three Observation-Disclosures
LIST, January lst and April LIST. ............. $50
Fuel, lights, washing, dc, about. ......... 40
Naturalization fee, -; room rent, f5..."..... 10
&2s5
OF this, Sio2 so Is required October LIST The re-
naming Professors fees, say 1850, are payable
February 18th.
EXPENSES OF STUDENT FROM THE CITY:
For English branches and Mathematics. SIS
For English, thematics, Latin, and French. 10
For additional schools, as above.
Payable one half October LIST remainder Febru.
AIRY 18th.
For further information. address
FACULTY OF RICHMOND COLLEGE,"
an 30-d&swtOcu Box 4oI Richmond.
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ARMSTRONG, GATOR & CO..
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERso P
RIRBOYS BONNET SILKS AND SATINS,
yELyETs, RUCHES, FLOWERS, FEATHERS
stray BONNETS,
LADIES HATS, trimmed and untrimmed !;
SHAKER HOODS,
No. 237 AND Loprs OF e39 BALrInoRB STREET,
BALTIMORE, Nd.
offer stock unsurpassed In the United states IN
variety and cheapness. Orders solicited and
prompt attention given.
TERMS Cash. SO ll-Bm"
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,

y CORNER GRACE AND F0UsfIEE STREETS
The exercises Of this institution Will De resumed on
sruction In all the usual English studies, the Latin
and Modern Langasges Music snsingb pTs smais
educ alton, will be Impaired by highly competent
teachers. The school rooms are being rented,
and strict attention will be given to everything
contributing to the comfort of the pupils. Terms
Is before war. Circulars may be had on applica-
ton at the school or the principal bookstores
Teaches.-Miss MARIA L. COOKE, Miss FANNIE
O. HALYBuRToy, Mr.. o. A. Ericsson, Mr.. A. Sc
DsRBEgs, Mr.. CARLOS e. MERA, Mr.. @. w; TIL
Low. U. A. ERICSSON,
IN ia utlstlrt priprip1l
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Arrival of n Steamer.

Arrival OF u SteaHieF'
NEW YORK, September ls.-The steamer New
York, from Aspinwall, brings oversl, 2l5, 900 in
treasure.
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H1ERCHANTS OF RICHMOND

Nl Nerchants OF Richmond who wish TO secure
the custom OF msrshsn. aud Others living 10 ,ns
Eirrsini. a. we'll as the counties farther west, -
aresnbrsr 1SnISs Highland, !. 1 ME
SSpRcT AT0k. one Of The oldest aud most widely
eircnlated papers In the State. :. a.
liz locally, and the substantial ehar.stsf o. ~
,atrons-uhish equal In number the patrons VI
koih the other papers pablishsd Ia stAanton so@
binsd-maks Il . most excellent medium to IL ns'"
gfssrs. Address i. AASIa ,no
ss 7-iuS eMun-.----~
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From Washington.

From Washington.
WARRINGTON, September 2o.-Secretary Sew
ard is much improved, and pronunced out OF
danger
Attorney General Stansbery has given
written opinion that the President has the
power to fill vacancies in the recess OF the
Senate without any Limitation as to the time
they first occurred.
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TINE TOBACCO PLANTING UNDER
signed respectfully invites the attention OF the
business public to ths TOBACCO PLANT publish.
uosnrpsssed medium for advertising In that see.
ton OF the state The TOBACCO PLANT vss =.
txblished about fourteen years ago, and II well
i'm both Of which States Il has enjoyed
circulation. 1t has received . large advertising
pslronxge from the surrounding counties and
Soss ths cities OF Richmond Petersburg, and Nor.
folk Cor many yean. II will be the earnest sndss.
sor Of The present proprietor 70 make the paper &C.
ton
Business communications addressed 70 the TO.
BACcO PLANT, and left at the Tihss or DlsPArcS
on &C. OF with Mr.. JOHN 0RkAE, il, on IweiHn
street, vtll receive prompt attention; . ~c,ero
ne W-n JOHN -. FhhNNIoNO.
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4 LARGE AND WELL-ASSORTED
n stock Of DRESS GOODS, Just from the New
iofA Aueuon'' w '~'' Levy BROTHERS,
..,a ar i. No IS Main street
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ABLE AND PIANO COVERS,
sheetipps. and Pillow Case Cottons. at
'De' LEVY BROTHERS.,
so1o No. Is Main street.
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CATTLE MARKET,

CATTLE MARKET.
No change in the cattle market since our las,
quotations. We quote common to good at dey7c.,
gross.
MuTToS-In request: but no primo. In market.
We quote fair to good at 506c., gross. Common
grades Of sheep sell at - per head.
Tloas.-lleavy hogs sell at 81 per cwt., nett.
VEAL, ~ head, $5QlSl2.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, ETC.

CCHOOL BOOKS AND STATION
- ERY.-The subscribers are well supplied with
the various SCHOOL BOOKS to be used In Virgil.
mia and North CAROLINA, including
PRIMERS, SPELLING BOOKS,
RRADRRS, GRANMARS,
HRITHMETICs, DICTl6NARIEs,
BIOGRAPHIES, HISTORIES,
WORKS ON NATURAL, MORAL, and MEN
tai PHILOSOPHY; COMP0sITI ON,
RHETORIC, LOGIC, PENMANEHIP, Al
ZEBRA, GEOMETRY,
TOGETHER WITH N.#".
LATIN, GREEK, FRENCH, ITALIAN, GER.
MAN, and SPANISH EDUCATIONAL
WORKS,
sTATioNERY Of EVERY DESCRIPTION.
All of which will be sold low for cash:
W0ODH0USE 4 PARHAM,
Booksellers and Stationers,
Nle Governor street.
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TAN DSOME EMBROIDERED
Ill FROCK WAISTS, Infants Robes, Coiisrs anQ
euns' ano A"e' o' LEVY BROTHERS.,
ITO is Main street.
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LOVERS OF FIELD spoKI as- i.w.
IL are requested TO call ana ID fENatisR. 0uN1,
6o:h masss and brseeh .lo.ains s;naia sssos,aspi
ssis Isksss,, AZ ~ lasiaaias kxkU.
q S STXHSiSa joan u: TTYLxnn gvI:,
- 1918 MAIN sSees.
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EALL AND WINTER
- IMPORTATION, 1885.
RIBBONS, MILLINERY, AND STRAW GOODS.
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IRISH LINENS, TABLE CLOTHS,
""pA'"'' ivy A'' LEVY BROTHERS.,
10 No Is Main street.
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RURREss, POWERS 9SvsIss s & YANchf'
NOTIONS HosiERYs AND WHITE GOODS,
respectfully announce to the merchants OF VIZ
ginia and North Carolina that they are no"
receiving their
FALL SU p p ES,
embracing many
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS.
HOOP SKIRTS,
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CoRsETss,
ENGLISH AND GERMAN HOSIERY,
FANCY WOOLENS,
SHAWLS, ~
SONTAGS, HOODS, and other WOODEN GooDs /,
SHIRTS,
DRAWERS, and SUSPENDERS,
PERFTMERIES,
TOILET ARTICLES in endless variety;
besides a complete assortment OF
AMERICAN AND GERMAN FANCY GOODS,
embracing too many items to enumerate In an ad-
yertisement. All of which we offer at the
LOWEST FIGURES
~ BURRESS, POWERS 4 YANCEY,
1908 Main street fold No. ll2),
Sc Aim up stairs.
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Arrival Of the Java. -
NEW YORK, September 2o.-The steamship
Java has arrived. The mail goes south to.
night.
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rOLORED DAMASKI FOR TABLE
'' ~AN ''''N LEVY BROrHRRS,
sels Is Main street.
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TOHN DOOLEY, HAT MANUFAC-
u TURER and dealer, Wholesale and re-
Va. has now in store, and Is manufacturing
and constantly receiving, all the styles OF HAIe
and CAPS for gentlemen, boys, and children nov SS
in use Also, Il splendid assortment of LADlEs
and MISSES FASHION ABLE FURS OF all grades
OF quality and style: His old customers and me
public are respectfully invited to call. They VIII
be literally dealt with. Sc It's
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y. i. FORREST,
Lor. TRENSDALE,
NJ. {. GALLAGHER,
TnoMAS JORDAN,
J. HARNSEY MATTHER,
JAMES X. CHALMERS,
S. j. DrpRIS.
l"'h;, dispatch the following response
"as sent 10y telegraph:
N"DUuE~' AND SAILORS CONVENTION, }
CIr'GLANn, September Is, 1866. !
liz y. b. Forrest, 1homaS Jordan, NJ. G.
LaadJhcr, flames X. ChdimerS dad offers,
N""rhs>, Tennessee:
The National Union Convention Of Sol
E"'s and Sailors assembled here are pro-
"""A'i sratliicd Tor the patriotic senti-
.". MS expressed in Your dispatch. We
'"'I "lIA pleasure every effort to restore
i'"'c, prosperity, brotherhood, and aiiec-
"'" '"i"N-h"ut our entire country. War
I.S> '.' Victories, but peace and Union are
..''>,,''SN Tor which We will manfully con
"N ""'ll harmony and Justice are re-
S'"r'd under the Constitution.
GoRpoN GRANGER,
President OF the Convention.
c. A. SuCLsTER,
JonN +. FooT,
THOMAS CRITTENDEN,
j. Il. STEEDaAN,
Thomas Ewing,
/. +. BRAMLETTE.
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CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY


Senators.
Alcorn, J. l., Mississippi, Metropolitan Hotel.
18th and 18th
Brown, D. 1ratI, Missouri, cor. Pa av. and Sd
Baxter, K, Arkansas.
Buekslew, ChaS r., Pa No % South A st.
Chsndler, ZachAriah, Mich. National Hotel,
Clark, Daniel, New Hampshire, No. 800 4th II.
Conness, John, Cal, AS 18th ST. bet Z aud y.
Cowan, Edgar, Pa. Mrs. Carter's, No. 4 North
CrAgin, Aaron H., N. H., National Hotel
Creswel, John A. j., Nd, National Hotel.
DoolitIle, J. r, Wisconsin, 4 North A street
Dixon, James, Conn, III New York avenue.
Davis, Garrett, Kentucky.
street.
Pessendsn, VIM p, Maine, All p street.
Foster. l.; I. g., Connecticut, Willards'.
Fowler, 8, Louisiana.
Grimes, j. w, Iowa, 21s II street
Guthrie, James, Kentucky, No. 800 Vermont ay.
Harris, Ire, ". T., corner 10th and II streets.
~ Howe, Timothy o., .,wiA, sSs NY. AV., between
Houston, George g., Alabama.
Johnson, ReyerdE, Md, 27l Vermont avenue.
Lane, James H., Kansas, ssAton House.
lane, Henry s., Ind, SOL C st., bet. sd and ~.
MeDougRll, James H., California, l7S a stIss,
bet. 18th and both Its N''
Morrill,, Lot NJ. Maine, Washington House.
Nesmith James ", Oregon, 22i Pa. avenue
Morton, Daniel s., MINI, Crutehett'., corner
aud 9Th Sts. o.. - >
Eye, James W., Nevada, No. 1888 6 ST., bet. 18th
=. P%IspS' .n Al Luke P. Vermont, No. North st.,
pomsroy, Samuel G., Kansas. s2a street, bo.
Riddle, George r., Delaware, Ell 9Th st., bet.
d and B. .-Wgr
Ramsey, Alexander, Minnesota, nNatIoal.
salisbury, W., Delaware, No. 465 9Th AT,
sherman, John, Ohio, No. 322 X st., bet. 18th
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CLOTHING.

A P A n o D. Y. -.' 2
Br TIE BARD or OAK HALL.
Columbia, the gem Of the ocean,
The home Of the free and the brave"
Our capital all In q motion ...'
with freemsn, but nary a slave"
Nay the people Of Washington city ra
Be careful with whom they deal, .. sF
For before am through with my ditty
viii the whole secret reveal.
When war wsGed wide desolatlOn,
And the banner Of freedom o'erhead
Declared It would save the whole nation,
flour houses were tombs for the dead.
For wsneSer had chance to develop 'T
Or show people what we could do;
Bat now the world can snvelop
With chinehilla and French Beavers, too.
Come hither, come hithet, come hithsr,
Prom the ends of the earth, II needs be;
Yes, the world, men and women together,
From lands far over the sea. "
Wait not, but come soon, II you osnj ,
weinylte you, kind friends, one and all J
To examine our Cloths and the Wax Man
At ssrH BRos., the famous Oak Hall.
SMITH BROS. 4 CO, ~ .'H
MERCHANT TAILoRs,
AND DEALKRs IN .t r.-,
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
OAK HALL,
4s4 Seventh stroet.
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Orthedoz. No. asa North Ninth street.. tv,
II aoo,. ,onth AZ n ,.r..t -. "a. s.h...,
ssry;oss Al n . M '-"''''S' y
MeetinS Hoss. 1Ns.,h I a,... ,,o,th .,a.,
betveen Loht..n,h .na N,n.,..n,h $500,
west. Meeting aver sshb.th Al NJ a m,
| ,r-.,n,.
a.rm.n Ev..,,.si cea.-.,;o, =, I'll,
ity, ITn.It.rsd fnsshnss Sontsss;on ron,,h
st,..t -, .a,nas 81 80, no,,h p.s,a,
Rev r. M. Buerger. Service morning, after.
noon, and night .aHL.
| 5erman Evangelical, street north, corner
OF Twentioth street west, First ward. Rev.
Samuel Finckel, pastor. Services ii o'clock,
q. M, and evening -r....#s
81. Paul's 8, corner OF Eleventh and II streets
west' keV. ). %. Butler pastor. Services
II a M and evening Lecture on Thursday
evening
Evangelical Luthersn (Gormsnl ST; Johns
Church, four.and.hait street, Island. Ser
vices vice, every Sabbath morning at IL O'Clock.
WIN. Frey, pastor. aa
out rsw 5rnus.L,s. =
'Vhurch, North Capitol street, between b
ana U. fastor, Rev. Jabez Fox. Services
ii T. m .......,..........r
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Inc Christian Church meets In the Su-
pteme court room OF tbis District at the
City Hall, on cvery Lords Day, at III O'Clock,
n M
srIEIruALisTs.
Inc epu,tuaist society hold religious ser
vices IN oeaton haii, corner OF Ninth and d
streets, every Sunday, at ii q. m. and u
p m' ..... -..--
sPiRlruALIsrs:
ohion League Hail, 4Sl Ninth street, be-
tween u and Il.
CoLORRD CHURcuEs
,.p,,.-
md streets Servin., n "a
D. m. D. W And,rson nas,or ' A"' :
Shiloh, L, between Sixteenth and s.v...
teentb streets Rev Wm W.IL.r na.,o.
Old Side Baptist x h.tv..n s.spsnt..,,h
and Ei0bteenth str,st, sunnI;sd h. ;,;n"ran,
prencbers - '''"'' i'''' INV
Fourtb and 7, .t,..t, Raw Aha, pou,s,,
nastor A'"'
Third be,vs.n II md .,r.,,, p.r 1,,.
Gaines rs.,or S" - ""u '''''e'' nov 'onn
a bs,voon s;,,h .na s.x.,,. ,r.,.,
Rev' VIM Lao n,s,o, "' Ni''A"u''
Zion. seeond bcIon l. ,tr.., u,,.nd,p
Wm. Walkor nastor -'S''
C,mn Ra,Lsr Tv.,nb and n .,r,. .
pred by Dr. Hin Rsv IT NJ Msc. 'u up
i,inor,nt nraaoh.rs "'' ~"u
ATRIcAS NrrHonrs- rp,scop.,
Union R.,h.I NJ h.,va.n P;c,.s,L
Sixteertb st-aat, R.v 7 N g nm Sa nu
TsroaI 80 .o,,,h "a - sCs.,..I !, Pe''yt ~
w No. go 'N "a S"P''o'' 'e'' ~
E;rbtb ba,,a., N .,5 y ..
John r i.Ds 80. ''''0''' NV
Ebsn.,sr Grssn .,,... c.o-.,o D.
Jobn I Usrhsrt n.s,o, b''O"A' nov
Passo
A.hu EI..It U
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s,Tn A.lHnaRIlPa.

| 80 IN A1rs3AiI -.
A TI.ANfTIo sTEAMsHIPg COMPANY,
TO INV YoRk. -
rhs steamers esmpnsins this iine' are ,hs d. .
~ ssHn I0IBson ...sgCaptain I0UN9 8,
o. KNIGHT ....sCsptxin MORRIS
I. rAIRPAxg. ...... Captain WINTERS.
leaving Pier No. II, Rorth Rivsr. New York,
svsry WEDNESDAY and skTuHDAY, 81 .. m,
and foot Of O street, washins,on, D. G., every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY, At7Em.F5 HT2lE
Frsist rSesived daily during basinsss hours,
spd carefully kept under cover. ,., ... az az
The steamets OF this line now connect with
Alexandria and Orange, Railroad. Freight for.
wafdsd 10 any point along the iipe ofthe road.
.AaKnrs-MoRGAN, RHIFEHARr q CO.,
'n"'" J." '."'' Cot, Esventhst and Penn. ave,
.,-laf7 n4s -, south 'id'' .nd tea, e street
efrp BowRN, BRO. d CO., SNN'D' " y,
n. B CROMWELL siisiPs. I Go' Y.' %"
nol7:h -. se5wsst stseet, New York,
NEW YORK tn.. eI-
In Hir gI Ia. aEp .e. .l' cot.
,.., ,,n., ,.r WARRINGTON
srEAMsHiP COMPANY
.'".'s''.. GOLD LINZ .''r
mil - ssrwtnt In ,I.r
.'..h AND eRoReBrowN, D. G.
........,,f. oCBAN STEAMERS r....r
BALTIMORE, RBBBCCA CLYDE, AND EMPIRE
IN CONJUNCTION wIrH sLArD srsAsrRsr'
GEORGE n. STOUT, MAY rLowER, AND
ANN ELIZA. ,.
Regular Sailing Days TUESDAYS and FRI.
DAYS, at l2m. from foot of High street, George
town, and Pier 10, East River, foot Of Wan
street, New York. 70 rH.... + = '00N go ,.IT
For freight or passage apply To- ..rHgN H.
O. p. H0tGHT0N, Agent, .rH
foot Of High stre.t, Georgetown.
-lrE N. BtDRiD6k u Co., Agents,
Prince Street wharf, Alexandris,
-a .. i. ,... JAMES HAND, Agent, 10 ~
III Wall Street, New York
Freight received constantly and forwarded 10
all parts Of the oouptry with dispatch, at lowest
rates. rlf je22
Daily national Republican., 1866-02-16
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GOVERNMENT BONDS, w .NEEiu I'D
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cERrisrcArks on INDEBTEDNESS, BE-,
and pay the hish.s, prices forai. arr. 2
ouARTEEnAsTKR's CHECKS AND voucnERs
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FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED rriTss.
lSrs srsrrr. Orrosrrr rnr rrsASusr DEPART.
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Gs,.rsnsst securities with Treasurer United
sroNE MILLION DoLIARs.vs
We buy and sell all classes q GOVERNMENT
sEcuRITIRs at current msrts, rate, TO .,.' ,.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections
on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
UNITED STATES. ......... q ..-.,.a
We purchase Government Vouchers on the
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give oASr,uI
AHD PROMPT ATTENTION TO ~
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS,
and TO any other business sntrusted 10 us.
FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERN
kRNr LOANS at al times obssrfully furnished.
WIN. HUNTINGDON, Cashier.
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TT s. sEVEN-THIR LOAN AGENCY.
. W. T. sMITHsoN CO., -
- 81 BANKERS,
rt..r 224 Ba,tim re street. .aH
/ UNITED STATES : 30 LOAN Agents.
All Dsnomiu.tiJns f.hs ~
7-so NOTES CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
For immediate delivery; and 'l . .a. a.. 3.
ALL CLASSES OF GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
Bought and Sold on Commission.
A. we shall give our spsoisl attention 10 the
Purchase and Sale Of Government Securities, We
most respectfully solicit your orders .0r'
-. .r' W. T. sMITHsoN Il co.
Gold, Stocks, and Bonds Bought and Sold Oh
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