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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-01-05
pau( Rie9er's
@rceQente8 MuQen(pQ6er,

4uul JetCUCl
@rceQente8 Mu0en1pQ6er,
bew6brt In ben 5&@ierieRen 6aQen ale .punerr-
bar mf,tenbes 9eilu,ittel, 1T, huie bic pbtesn
Dr1parate, . Vatienten mte Mieberpertaufern be"
RfnS expfob!en.
BIadberrY~ Ba | a III aQe Gaae sptt =,
@pmmertranfbett (summer-complalnt)
1t Rinbern beilt.
mprfe'$ S(altemtGber Mu8ett=
8nliant :
ais unfeblbares Rtttf
fit bic &ranfbette, bs8 Mu8eS. !;
(Mtute unb &rputIueJ :
@ezfentSrner, etteruu9 oer 2brdnenbra(en,
49,. bhmnsern unb @@wa&e. e,
Da5 Rittel pirtt urfeblbar, mag bte Rranf-
belt ftropbulSieu eber anbern 1rlprunes iein !
Rraft bes @etnerpen unb. beilt trantbafte 81.
{idube in ben, 8au beKdten.. 8efonbets 5ot1en
ver{pnsu ~ tutpfebltn, tpel9e ibr Nuge furt>
pdbrene an3nRreneen babex. Ser Balm tpirb
ibrf1 @ettraft aaSemein 8elunee 2battete't &pie'
Ser xerleiben.
prpbtrt's unb ibr persst'e tep6brt fnten.
Vrtis IS Gent per Gla@&e.
Il tateu bel alien Drueotaer. :.. !:
Rprfe n. Daily. &teentb6mrr.
Dubuque, Setua.
D1t Watertalien, aus btnen es 3uberettet IL,
9,a rein nne stfli&. Gs tf nit brtRer @pre,
tnlt nn> @enautsleit auiammenetisbt aub NIT
@t4erbttt nnb pbne 9&mer3 anjupenben, ba e6
duberlt@ Applieirt Nib unb BE @efabr tauRt5@er
Rineralaaee a'el@e bas 1arte Mu-
sexespebt fo lti&t aerRSrtn, pe1meieet.
1ne spte far has axee 70 un9tnsetu trubltbd-
He ptrlenb, passe es aud bS&f teilfam It.
fnneeu fur
b,anbwunben, Gxt3antuneen, &C.
f>run8ens 2tppen nab p6nbe.
Burman Gtnetr, alsflu6, Gry.
ftpelas, SnfetteRRt@e ,e.
Rpr{t Y. . tle9, Dxbuaue, SOMA,
Gieeatbhmer.
~ @eeen Gtnfeneu1e sea 80 Gtat II trax'
hrtfm 8rtet auaef&tdt. :....
Morse's Blackberry Balsam
S4erts Rittel fir Dtarrbse, t@le&t'
Derbauuns, Gtple1a Rerbx1
3txber-GbpIera, ,nnb aIle 11te1
Ietbe. e.2rantbtt
4N PAUL RttetL
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-01-05
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Dte Rattli&, f@mud uub i9Su:
@@etnt's BOD beinab', Dx'' ~tuft aIs aussr'
Brdut'e gam ~ Bale 8ebn.
ma@ uns nt9ts weib. qpir ~iaen tpte Du' 8
treibef
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3n bsm Du elaa3ef bift Du bod nnb bleibeii
&in.mhrril&sr &am'rab.
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SIM Mu thut..Det @tirn IN thFer @ruuen
gsn @@neeeew5R nd Elm.
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Traef 8uiennateln f@per
@pn GisfryVau. sBir tennsn iolde @dFe,
Bi0en, tpas ibr Beeebr.
1rob Deinem punl&9Iaa, Deinem @ratult.
Sri un6 unb aQer Welt
@tuf Du tut nur &e&nunsen euIlssttren.
@erlan8eR ai@ts ale @elt.
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9t6rf Du fden unfre Stub T.: ~ !.
11nb fpmu = fir pauswirtb, @tbren,ann,
Druder nabner
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11ne wte ein luR'eer CANT >-'',~'.>>
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Huber
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GrR, wenn ber s ebruar, Dein luif ge,
Bruber
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-01-05
Nau1 Nie8er'a
Hnfeblbore

Me6i3i11 eeBen &beunQtt8mlu8
{ttbR In ben bSsartiefen Gdaen bteier Rrant9stt
BON F@er0er @trtung, mirb ben QanbtauReattn
Az fel@en preilen aboela0en, pel@e tbnen CUTE
yrp6te teim gertauf f@ern.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-01-05

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Slut ltn6 @aQettretrtgu
NtlIen,
Biz bette 9ansmebi3tn fit BE erobe In3abl non
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Bluts uub @tSrune ber 8erbauun8s-O -Or9ane
bfrpproerufem tperben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-01-05
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@ieberberReQun9 ber GaQe une uripriineltdben
Sarbe terlelten, fir ben @rob- u. &letnsertauf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-01-05
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-01-05
DaS ber1bmte en8lt1de
Yferbe<, &tn6Yteb< u.I 4af:

IIIVIMEN I,
pel&e6 teber Garmer als 0@erfes &arn&ttts! thr
att Mrteu duberlt@er &rantbetten {etnes Tteb"
faxbes tut 3aufe balten loQte.
Bir bieles 2inimeut balte i'd bas Depot tiir
ben Gn8rob -ge,fauf IN ben @taaten Mtnnt1ota
npb @iaepnfTn.
Evening star., 1867-03-30
IPUBLIC RzsoLUrIoN-No. 81

". 1f.I
JOINT RESOLUTION !ar the reduction of the
military reservation Of Fort Riley, and to
grant iand for bridge Purposes TO the State
Be tt resolred by the Serdte and House of Rem
YeSeHtGtiUes Of the United States of America an
Ccn9reSs assembled, That the Southwestern
boundary Of the military reservation OF Fort
kiiey, IN the State of Kansas. be- and the same
ls hereby, declared 70 be hereafter the channel
OF tie Republican river, from its mouth 10 the
POINT where SAID river intersects the present
western line Of said reservation, and the land
released from said reservation, and lying be-
tween the Smoky Hill and Republican rivers
1s hereby granted 10 the State of Kansas to
Slo IN tne constr oction OF q bridge over
the Republican rIver, on the pnblic high
eut upon the express condition that this
grant snail be accepted by the State of Kan
sas with guarantee given by said State, by
An act OF The legislature thereof thatsaid bridge
Snail be Kept up an d maintained in good con-
ditlon. and shall be free to the use of the gov
eminent OF the United States, for all transit
purposes forever, without tolls or charges, and
on such acceptance and guarantee being filed
IN me once OF the Secretary OF the Interior,
together with the certificate of the governor of
Kansas that good and permanent bridge has
been constructed over the said Republican
rlVer, fhall be the duty of said Secretary to
fhe state OF Kansas, or TO such COMPANY as
may be authorized, by act OF the legislature sf
said State. to construct said bridge: Provided,
ho'cerer. That nothing herein obtained shall
ee construed 20 interfere with any grant of
any part of said land heretofore made by the
United States.
Approved, March 2, 1867.
Evening star., 1867-03-30
RY COOPER LATIMER, Auctionesrs,
- Late clerks with Jas. Mcclure Co.,)
Southwest corner Penn @ avenue and IL tn st Star
Office Ruildipg.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE RRAL
EaTATH

By virtue of . decree of the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia, in ch.noery cause No. o.
the following described real estate at the times
and ana places and upon the terms hereinafter set
On MONDAY, the 22d day of April, A d. 1857.
o. cloIk p m on the premises. we will sell
street r TM%I% ana PARTY on 2ith street west.
MOI ed 2, IN square numbered IS, situate en- en-
Delaware avenue; Lot No. ls, in said Square No.
$50, situate South Capitol street, near street
Dsss are avenue near south sfPees f2e. Lot soi S
6 in Square 10. ss7, situate ON Delaware avenue,
On WEDNESDAY, the 2lth day of April, A. d.
1867. at, sh clock on the premises. Lot No. II,
near south str. ct; Lot No Is, In square east of
Square No. 642, situate on Virginia avenue, near
snare sS m on ssi..s soS,h :SRth
tween p street vest and 1st street west, and Lot
ate on the corner of "a street west and h street
On THURSDAY. the 2s.h day Of April. A.p,
auction room. the fois wing described Lots to Wit
s F.s sausrs Of :o%n @
on Massaohusetts avenue, near North Capitol
situate H%S south near f~slsS street
east Lot No 2, in SQUARE No LIS, on the corner
Lots Nos 7, 9 and 9 in SQUARE No. I,iss, situate
on Twenty first street east and street north;
IoTa Ros 4, and b. In square No. IL
nate on Twenty-hrst street east, near north
street.
The terms of sale, as prescribed by the decree,
are as follows One third OF purchase money 10 be
cash, and the balance in three. six. nine and
the payment Of the residue thereof to be secured
oy approved bonds or notes. with security and
reserved lien; or the purchase money can be paid
In cas- on the day Of sale, or on tho ratification
tb erecf by the court.
If the terms of sale not complied with BY the
purchaser or purchasers within i've days after the
purchase the trustees reserve the right to resell
purchasers. after one week q notice
Convey yspeibe and STAMPS st cost Of purchasers.
wM. JOHN miller. Trustees.
CO0PER & LATIMER,
NH u eo5w6oG Auctioneers.
Evening star., 1867-03-30
IPUBLIC REsoLUrIoN-No. 36.I
RESOLUTION TO provide for the exchange
of certain public d0pumsn.e

ResC(red by the Senate and House of Repre-
stHtGtIres Of the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That fifty copies OF all
documents hereafter printed by order OF Ell her
House OF Congress, and ffty copies additional
of all documents printed in excess of the usual
number, together u Ith fifty copies ofeach pub
LEGATION issueo by any department or bureau
oithe government. be placed at the disposal
ef the Joint Com nIttee on the Library who
Tnan exchange the same. through the agency
Of tie Smithsonian Institution, for such works
published IN foreign countries, and specially
ey foreign governments, as may be deemed by
said committee as equivalent: said works 10 be
aeposiied In the library OF Congress.
Approved, March =, 1867.
Evening star., 1867-03-30

[PRIvArE RKsoLUrIoS-Ne. % !

JOINT RESOLUTION instructing the Secretary
OF the Interior TO order q survey for a brid1 1s
or bridges across the Potomac.
BE q resolved by the Senate and House ofRepre.
seHtdisoes q the United States Of America in Goa
eTeSS assembled, That the Secretary Of the In.
terror be directed TO order a survey, by q com I.
peteni engineer, OF the ground and river at and
near the Aqueduc CT bridge,in this District, and
report upon the prac ticability Of constructing
there bridge across the Potomac without OBJ
structing the navigation OF the river, and the
probable cost thereof, separately estimatir z
Tor common bridge, and for q bridge both for
railway and common travel. Also to examine
and report touching the like bridges at or near
the Long bridge and whether the same can be
tnere built so as to avoid obstr ctions of the
nAVlfanon thereby, and the probable cost
thereof; said report TO be made at the earl lest
day practicable
Approved, March 2, 1867
Evening star., 1867-03-30
1PUBLIG REsoLUTIoN-No. % I

JOINT RKsOLUTIoN authorizing the Secretarv
OF State 10 present TO Captain James G.
smith. OF the British brig Victoria, a gold
chronoIneter, in token of appreciation OF his
services in rescuiDE from death the master
oneers, an crew, and passengers on board
OF the American brig Z. II. Filler
6e u TesoIred 6y he Senate and House of Repre-
sentGt'res cf the United States Of America in Con-
sre'; assenstted, That the Secretary of State
ne, and be Is hereby, authorized and direct ed
70 cause 10 be procured and presented TO Cap.
Saih james q. Smith, master Of the brig "Vic-
tefa, OF Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, a gold
cnfonometer, in token Of appreciation by the
ooVernment OF the United States Of his hu.
% Mans ana successful efforts in rescuing from
death the master, officers, crew. and paasen
gers on board the brig E. H. Fitier, OF Phila.
deipnia, wrecked II sea on the morning Of
Jan nary twenty-second, eighteen b. undred and
siJty-seven.
Approved. March 2, 1867
Evening star., 1867-03-30
II IOHMOHD, ,YRIDEBIOKsBVP9 AND Po
H TOAAO RAILROAt
TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH
TWICE DAILY, tssnday n m exeep.ss1

The quickest and most direct route to Richmond.
Va and the South, vie the Potomac -
eteamers from 7th Street Wharf,
Washington, TO ASuia Creek and 80
klohmond, frederi cksburs and Potomac Railroad
70 Rieh mond, We, eonoectins there With trains on
tne kiebmond and Petersburg and Richmond and
DspyiHe kailroeds, for Petersburg, sldon, VIII
5naeEs 5mpEon on Hslsign, Greensboro Salisbury. Char
Steamers KeyIors and o. Var ierbilt leave 7th
street Wharf daily (Supdsy evening eIceptedJ at
~ O. m. and 30 ,. N. and arrive In Richmond at
l.0 ,. N. and LAS q n.
THROUGH TO RICH zOND IN SEVEN HOURs,
Fifty Miles Shorter ana Al Hours Quicker than
any other houte.
Be sare and get Through Tickets via Asuia
Oreek and Fredericksburg, TO Richmond, ct the
COMPANY Once, corner Of PennA. avenue and 6th
street, or on board Of the boats. Baggage checked
through.
Omnibuses and Baggage Wseoss will b in
readiness 70 convey passe nge 70 and baggage be-
tween depots tn Richmond.
Passengers by this line pass By Daylight Mount
Vernon, and may have opportunity Of visiung
several battle nelAs Tredericksburg by stop.
ping 1t that point.
Breekfast and sup on board Of SteameI.
g. Z. AArTINGLY, Ticket Agent, Ws.hin9sos.
aDty General Passenger Agent.
Evening star., 1867-03-30
IPUBLIc RRsoLUrros-No. asl

JoTNI RESOLUTION 10 enable the Secretary v of
War 20 carry out an agreement in relation TO
water power tor the arsenal At Rock Island.
Be ttTssoIUSd by the Senate and House of Rep
ySSt1'Gfsr6s Of the United States of Ansericd, IN
CsreTess assembled, That the Secretary OF War
De, and be Is hereby, authorized and empow-
cred 70 carry into effect the recon men dations
Of the commissioners appointed under the
aeis OF April nineteen, eighteen hundred and
SIXTY -four, and Jrne twsnty-seven, eighteen
hundred and sixty six. relative TO the Moline
water Company and the water power at Rock
Island, Illinois, as contained In the report OF
card Commissioners, and TO make application
tcr n a. purpose of the money heretofore ap-
propriated for securing water power al the
head Of Rock Island.
Approved, March ?, 1867.
Evening star., 1867-03-30
[PURLIc REsoLurIeN-Eo. al

Of jail IN the District Of Column msis
Be H resotUed by The Senate and House of Rem.
Je,entdtires Of the United States Of Amsrico n
CosSTess Gsssm6led, That no money SHAH he
paid ont Of the Treasury towards the coustruc.
nen OF the new jail for the District o. ( Coium
eighteen hundred and sixty six. unless the
letting Of the contract for the building OF said
JAIL shall be suspended and delayed until per.
IseIed plans for the entire werk shall have
kesn completed aAd approved BY a board or
tAree, composed Of disinterested and com.
Ystent engineers and architects Of which
Q1arternaster General n. u. Meies, ana A
- ~ ullet, architect OF the Treasury Depart
oen- snall be two, nor unless the letting of
ssch contract seail have been opened TO fair
Ano eqsA competition. on seasona able notice
asa published In the city Of Washington After
s!ch approval OF such new And perfec ,ed
yiens. and that the Secretary OF the Inerior
IeY said jail under the said sct.
Approved xaTeh2. fso7.
Evening star., 1867-03-30
lPUBEIC RKsoLUTIoN-No ISL
"A REsoLUTIoS presenting the thanks of Con
gress fc Gums " Field


gress &c Cyrus W. Field.
ResoIred by the Senate and House of Rep
TeSeHtdtlUes Of the United States of America ia
Congress assembled, That the thanks of Con
gress oe, and they hereby are, presented 10
Cyrus w. Field, OF New York, for his fore
sight, courage. and determination in establi sh.
ing telegraphic communication By means of
the Atlantic cable, traversing mid ocean and
connecting the Old World with the New and
tnat the Presiden- of the United States be re.
quested TO cause gold medal to be struck
with sn1taole emhlerus, devices, and inscrip-
ton, 10 be presented 10 Mr.. Field.
SIC. q And Be it artheT resolrsd, That when
tne medal shall have been struck, the Presi.
Gent shall cause copy OF this joint resol ton
10 be engrossed OF parchment, and shall trans.
init the same, together with the medal to Mr..
Field, 70 be presented to him in the name of the
people Of the United States Of America
SIC. 3. And b ii further resolred, That q
sunclent sum of money TO carry this resolution
INTO effect Is hereby appropriated out of any
money IN the treasury not otherwise appro-
priated.
Approved, March 2, 1861
Evening star., 1867-03-30

VALUABLE UNFINISHED PRESS BRICK
FRONT. -FOUR sTOkI19 HIGH, WITH
RAskMEHT FHs M = AEDSUB AEIE psAnsyIMEHT, sny rR9NI
NINTH AND TENTH sTREETS WEST, AT
on tuesday hFTiRHeON. April ID, at 8
O'Clock p. m, the premises, we shall self part OF
Lot %, In square No. G7, fronting 30 feet on Z
pa we'd alley. This property, when finished, viii
make one Of the finest residences in this city.
Terms One half cash: balance In sig. twelve.
and eia hteen months, for notes be airing interest
and secured BY . deed OF trust on the premises:
Of the purchaser. $500 dewn on day Of sale. Title
ipdispatable. The plans for finishing can be seen
at the auction rooms, corner 7th and streets.
nh I'd GkEHN q WILLIAMS, Ancta
Evening star., 1867-03-30
UY GREEN q WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
- Ne. S26, corner 7th and ID str eets

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, ON
N,U NnM YORK AVENUE. AT PUBLIC AUC-
On TUESDAY, the % day CT April, 1861, at 8
ises. Let g. In CslIan' . b-divi sion ef Square
No: 4sl, having 20 feet front, running back 100
sisting of we'll built three story Frame House,
containing Sconviniently arranged rooms. Pas
sages and gas throughout the house, with perches
front and back. Pump with excellent water in
the yard, making 1t q desirable residence tor Q
private family.
Possession given immediately. Title indispu-
table
twelve mouths. for notes bearing interest from
day Of sale. A deed given. and Q deed OF trust
taken. All convey ancing and revenue stamps ct
the cost of the purchaser. slice to be paid DO W
when the property is Knocked off.
mhT GREEN q WILLTAM6. Aucts,
Evening star., 1867-03-30
llY NA0LE d co., Auctioneers.
- Salesroom No. 295 Penn, avenue,
Between 9Th and 10th sts.

NA0LE 90. will give their personal attention
TO the sale Of Real Estate and Household Furnd.
ture. Also, to the sales Of stocks OF Groceries,
Wines, Liquors, ard Merchandise of every de.
seripton, Horses, Carriages. aarRess, &c.
Liberal cash advances made on consignments.
Regular Sales At our salesToom every TUES.
O'Clock. NkGLE DO
jall-d Auctioneess
Evening star., 1867-03-30
THE EVENING SPAR
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed at the Second Session Of the TliY.
y-ninth Cengfess

IPrBLIc RssoLrTIox-No. 34)
a RESOLUTION relative to the Post Once and
sso-Treasury of the City Of Boston.
'RsSogvsd ~ as Senate and House of Repre-
sestGiiUes Of he United States of Aneyica in
tsHS7ess GSSeutkd. That the Mayor and Pest
master OF the City OF Boston, the Assistant
Treasurer for the United States at the City Of
Besto N. the president of the board Of trade OF
tee city OF Boston, and AlPheus Hardy, Daniel
Davies, ana John A. Andrew, Of Boston, be
appointed commi ssion TO select proper site
Tor bailding for post once and for the ae-
csm n cd alton of the Sub Treasury in the City
Of BeetOn. and that they report 10 the Post
m aster General and the Secretary OF the Treas
pry at their earliesttl convenience, the seIec-
ton upon which they or majority OF them
may agree, and the price at which such site
can ne Pc released by the Government for the
purposes contemplated in this resolution, If q
new site shovld be selected; and that If said
report shall meet the appreciation of the Post
master General and the Secretary of the Treas
lry. they shall communicate the same, with
such additional ssHgoestings Isusgestionsl as
they nay think proper, to Congress.
Approved, March >, 1867.
Evening star., 1867-03-30
RAILROADS.
1857 GREAI Loo
IoOI PKsSsYLVAEIA ROUTE 1867
&E ss7ssssszeE

AOOt PkhSsfLVAEIA ROUTE 1901
&& g. asSSE
Io THE soBrHwEsT,s SOUTH, AND SOUTH.
sPRING sOHEDULE
foIlHvse se s.er March 2<th, Isl, trains VIII run &C
"1'ins''7-. Ss.n. BsltinOrs....-l L. 10 ,. 70.
TEE sHEAT DoUBLE TRACK Rourk m-
I'VE ELEeAkT SCENERY. Palace st-fa- rno,,
sss ssTt sh1 gn Ssr. with modern Improvement
w. Wnny ether route. Two hundred miles savsd -
western sno Central New York ~
Two DAILY Trains to the we.;.
1aroukn from Baltimore TO RofH .srr
fnIIbbO h9H without change.
asset eneers By this Route from Baltimore hsvs
1ns ns ssaysnisse s OF making all changes in UHIOa
DkfOTs ssd no FERRIES.
A.. iaee oy this route can be procured st the o.
nee corner 6tb street and Pennsy ylvsnia avenue
onosr the national Hotel, where reliable fpfor.
nseuos VIII be 81 ven ~ oil times
Isesensers procuring tickets st this nee can
seoure accommodations In slsepip Care for III
W, J. ARNOLD. ricie, Aren't,
northeast corner 9th street ssd Pepna. sv.
Ed; .. YOUNG. Gen. Pass. Agent.
Baltimore, Md. delly
Evening star., 1867-03-30
STEAMER WILSON SMALL
~ FOB THE EASTERN SHORE,

n oEOTICE..The Steamer Wilson SMALL,
most comfortable and eIegant
ssa SS sx e sssy will
her pier opposite Ne. Lisst street wharf wharf.
RSsTHmRohte; every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
RR02TgFIEEhHiiLkS,oxE cSffQt4% cf9R1%'sPooffNNH fofNH
HTffLLLL1sCHMS u WHARF CAMBRIDGE E HCGH,
HHDS WHARF and LLOYD'S LIkDING.
d, hetursing from THE EASTERN SHORE, she
M. aho ksston Point at p. m. ), every Monday,
Meosesdey and FRIDAY, touching at ali ipterme
eiate landings, and reaching Balti more AT ss m
on the following mornings "'
me nss large number Of fine state rooms.
Evening star., 1867-03-30
BANKERS.

zCIvIB.fHIDfY fRDAsuBY. Ho1Bs, >
= .ss{ e AZ ,sEt:e s1SAsse:an nSn Coz :.
AT fzs saAFlcsAa e; assAs ldI sAHk on 4 Soahssos
pr.: ss.s sscs: 's. and other legal
.s sn f'''.' 4 g. 'REaIHsSSs s..A
Jay COOKE 3 CO., Es $50
BAHKIBs,
WissssA a~sss, s,sssts TSsssvry.
Buysnd ssl s'eursnt market rates, anA kssD
okstastly on hand, . fau sUpply Of al
oOvIRE MET BONDS,
sEvIN.THIBrIEs, AsD COMPOUND
IHrIRlsT H0rIs.
Orders ~ STOCKS. BONDS, 10, saseated. and
Collections nsAs on al accessible Deints.
seld
Firri ksdolsl BsRk Of Warrington.
ED. COOKE. tot jay Cooke Co., President.
wA. Q. HUNTINGDON, Cashier.
eovlRHnRSr DEPOSITORY
AND
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES,
lstA s5sss, orposiis As rsarx-y Dsra-ta~n
sovernncps Securities with Treasurer United
- ONE MILLION DOLLARSN
We buy and sell all Glasses OF GOVERNMENT
sECURITIESt current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE a.d pal. CDIssase.,
on ALL THE PRINOIPAL CITIES OF THB
UNITED STATES.
We parehass Government Vouchers On the
MOST IA VORABLE TERMS, and i've careful
sna prompt attention TO
ACCOUNTS 0 BUSINESS MEN ssd FIRMS
and TO any other business entrusted TO us.
FULL LIHToRAATIoH In regard 70 oovERH-
MINT LOANS At all times cheerfully furnisned
WIN. o. HUNTINGDON, Os shisr.
washinGton, March o. 1855 muu