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BARBARIsM IN CALIFORNIA - Tbrturtno q
CkiHGmdn-We hear remarks about the 90 bar
barism" OF other lands, but is there any part
OF heathe ndom where a greater outrage than
this could be committedf We learn from
deputy Sheriff Sale some partic ulars IN
relation 70 the torturIng and pun hment of a
Chinaman at M cCarty's ranch, now owned
by Portuguese named Joseph l.. Lopez. A
Chinamaa came 10 Sale on Thursday aRd in
formed him that another Chinaman was being
most cruelty tortured at the ranch, on the
charge of stealing money. Sale Immediately
proceeded 10 the locality, but before his arri-
val the Chinaman had been sent to Nevada.
From what Sale could learn, some $500 had
been stolen from Lopez. which he had con-
Cealsd in a sack of beans, aud kept 1t in a room
where the Chinaman-wno was employed as a
cook At the house-had free access. 1t appears
10 have been a store-rOom, 10 which transfers
and other white men living in the vicinity had
access. The money was missed on Wednes-
day, and suspicIon was al once directed TO the
Chinese cook. He was held in custody over
night, hung by the neck until life was nearly
extinct, and otherwise maltreated and threat
ened. to make him disclose what had become of
the money. He, however, continued 10 protest
his innocence and on Thursday he was sent 10
custody of the officers No formal charge was
lodged against him, but by the advice of the
district attorney he was detained for further
information. Sale came 10 Nevada yesterday
morning, and on his statement of the circum-
stances the Chinaman was discharged. The
Celestial Is highly indignant at his treatment,
and expresses determination to commence a
suit against Lopez for damages.-Sdn Francisco
BulletIn.
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NAVY SUPPLIES.
Navy DEP.R7yExr

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
RHrsTu PROFESSIONS and CiOfaiHs, Jan 10 1857
Separate Proposals, sealed and endorsed sprn
Iosalsfor NAyy Supplies. will be recei we'd Mt this
Bureau until O'Clock on TUESDAY. the 18th day
atthe United States Navy Yards at New Yark an3
Boston, on or before the first Day of Anril nert
the quantities of the different articles specih ed in
the following list; two-thirds 10 be deIiyered -
New ORR and One-third at Boston, VIZ
New Navy Beef, 3, 0oo bbis per Dbl
New Navy Pork. 8 y0eo bile, per bbl
klce ieV u pounds, per pound
Dried Apples. 10 zoo psu nds, per pound
sugar, 100000 pounds, per pound.
Tes, 4o:tW pounds, per pound.
Conee. 100 no pounds, per pound.
Beans. 5.000 bushels per busheI.
Molseses, 1000 gallons. per gallon.
nisetAL; 100 gallons. per gsiien
bIds VIII be received for one-tourth. one half,
tnIee-tourfhs, or the whole OF the quantities
named and those only will be accepted, which are
consiuefed Tor the advantage of the Government
All the articles contsi ned In the above list must
DC s1ual TO the navy standard, and pass the usual
For description of the articles and the pack
agee 70 coata1n them, bidders srelreferred TO the
tiob 40 TO the laws and reRu at.ons fiR p.m phiet
IorfnD regarding contracts. to the Offices of the
Oo1n andants ami Psymssters eff the several
Imported articles will be received in bond fres
from duty, and no internal revenue tax will be
char geabls upon any of the above articles.
Every oner must be accom- panied by a written
guaranty, signed by one or more res ponsible ner-
sons, to the effect that he they und ertske that
the bidder or bidders will If his their bid be ac
with good and sufficient sureties, to furnish the
seppHee proposed; the competency Of the gHar.
anty to be Certified by the Paymaster, District At
torney. or Collector OF the Customs.
No proposal viii be considered unless accom-
panied by snch guaranty, ana By satsfsc' tory evi-
fence That the bidder 10 y regular dealer in the
articles, anu has the license required by act Of
CongIess H-BRID6E,
ia IL w4w Chief of Bureaa
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THE EVENING STAR.


COURTsHIP IN G. REENLAND-There Ia soms-
thiLg exec rdIngiy mr IanSbUIy In the accounts
Greenland. Generally, women enter upon the
blessed estate with more willingne and less
sOl1cItute than the men The women of q rsen-
land are an exception TO this rule. A Green
lander, having fixed his affee tons upon some
female, acc uainis his parents with the state of
HE heart. They apply to the parents of the
glri, and N the parties thus far are agreed the
next proceeding Is to appolnttwo female nego-
uators, whose duty 1t is TO oroach the subject
TO the young lady. The lady ambassadors do
not shock her by any sudden or abrupt svowai
of the awful subject OF their mission. INSTEAD
tleman who seeks her hand. They speak of
the Fpie ndor ofhis house, the sumptuousnsss
OF his courage in catching seals, and other
like accomplishments. The lady, pretend
ing TO be affronted even at these remote
hints, runs away, tearing the ringiets
doris having got the consent of her parents,
pursue her, drag her from her concealment,
take her by force to the house OF her destined
husband, and there leave her. Compelled to re-
main there, she sits for days wi b disheveled
hair, silent and detected. refusing every kind
not prevail, che 10 compelled by force, and
even blows, 70 submit TO the detested uniou
In some cases Greenland women fain at the
proposal OF marriage-in others they n v to the
mountains. and only return when compelled
10 by cold and hunger. LIZ one cuts OF her
haIr, IL IL a sign that she intends TO resist to
death. All this seems unnatural to Us that
we seek for a reason for such An apparent
violation OF the first principle of human ma
tGre. The Greenland wife Is the slave of her
husband. doomed TO a life of toll. drudgery and
priyation; and, il he die, she and her children
have no source against starvation. The mar
rage state Is a miserable condition, while
wIdovhood Is a still more appalling fate.
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j. "fISs Isf <6EVN
TkUsTEE's SALE.

BY virtue Of decree Of the Circait Court for
Prince George g County, sitting 0ourt OF iui-
y, passed In the Gaze Of Mary A; MArkwsod aud
will expose to public sale, on THURSDAY, the
?:th day Of January, iso1 ut u eock IN; fair
See. she Real Estate, of which stephen Onons, late
of Prince Georges Ceunty, died, seized and Dos
tessed, cont ming about y6j acres.
This property is situated about three miles from
the village Of Rlahensourg, In q most healthy re-
gton Of country IL we'll adapted TO the growth Of
the usual % uctous Of the county lt adoi the
lands ef Perry w Browning the late John Y. Gar
ter and others and the sell being OF ne texture
is valuable for market purposes; being dfstant
frsm Washington city about eight miles 1t will
be sold in lots to suit purchasers, aud those desr
Gus OF securi ng most healthy country seat will
do well to att end the SALE
Terms of sale: Five undred Dollars cash, resi-
due in one and two years. with interest aud ap
proved security. Title indispst.bie. apd on pay
meDt OF the purchase money with interest. the
property wiiib convey ed to the purchasers in
fee. - D.
jas 4tswts n. O. STEPHEN, Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
m GREEN . WILLIAMs, Aoctieaeers

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE
NINTH STREET. WEST, BETWEEN o AND
sTRnETs NORTH AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
oa wEDNEsHAr. the 10Th instant, ct 10 CLOCK
and ez In subdivision Of Square NO, =, having
good fronts and depths, runDing back TO fine al
three ttory press brick front Houses, having fine
psiiors bed chambers. dining rooms, vide halls,
is worthy Of the attention Of buyers as the prop
erty 10 In good location for private residences.
and eighteen mouths for Notes bearing interest,
and secured by . deed Of trust on the pre- mises.
All convey sncing and revenue STAN ps ct the cost
OF the purchaser. 800 down on each house when
knocked on GREEN WILLIAMS.
"a sd Auctioneers.
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10y JAMES q. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT ON THE NAVY

By virtue of "A deed OF trust, bearing date 10Th
OF March, 500, and recon ded among the Laud Be-
MONDAY AFTERNOONS, February .4th. at. I
8 In square No. 295, lying and being on the east
side OF 9Th street east, between Peunsy lvana
same 1T the northwest corner ct said lot, run
mig thence south % feet 9 inches, thence east
thence west log feet inch. to the place of begin
ming
Terms Of sale. as prescribed by deed of trust
Cash, $50 OF which will be reQared ct time
OF purchase. All eoHyeyanciAg and revenue
Il. PRICE, Trustee.
j. q. MCGUIRE Co., Aucts.
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pROPosALs FOR !REsH BEEF AND

0Abf OkPAkMkSTs 4
BEeon Prorisions aud Cloth iRg, an Z. 1857 I
sealed proposals., endoreed . Proposals for
yfesh Beef and Vegetables, !" vi II be received at
THE Bureau until clock .. m, the 2fst day Of
January inst for the supply OF % 900 pounds OF
EkkeA BIZ and s0.GN pounds Of HREoH
IkGkTABkkS,at the H0RF Ok NAVY YARD
AND STATION. ss rec uirtd. =
. The Beef and Vegetables must be OF good gu al
i!y and she beet the market affords, and each ar.
ucle must be offered for by the pound. The Beef to
be In equal PROPORTIONS fore and hind quarters
Bonds. win approved security. will b REQ uired
IN one hall the estihs ted amount of the contract
and twenty Der cent in addition Will be Withheld
rem the amount OF each payment to be MAZE e
coHaterai secnrty for the due perform ance OF the
eonuact, which viii on account be paid until
1t 10 fully complied with $500
Every offer made must be aocompa uied hy n
written guaranty. 81 ned by one or more reepon.
slDie persons, that the bidder or bidders will IL
MS or ther bid be accepted enter into an obiiRa-
lion within I'VE days, with good aud uliclsnt
sureties, to furnish the articles proposed
No propesdE UtH be considered unless dc-nvrp1pStf
oy seen tUaranfy, dsd By SIfSfdcfory essd~pce fAqt
Inc otddtr - yegHi1r dener the ayftefsS pro.
posedtor, and has tAe ltoeaSe required 6y af of a
greSs. ~
The Department reserves the right TO reject any
propose, not considered advantageous TO the Gov,
ernment.
Tits to be understood that In case the st pul..ed
quantity of either article shall be deivered Iesv-
Ing balance due on the other article, the con-
tract may be considered rs comkleted in full at
the option OF the Department "
"a ltd III. BRIDGE, Chief of Bureau.
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A SHORT HoNEYNooN.-A few weeks SINCE,
a young German barber of Indianapolis led to
the b. meneal altar a handsome and intelligent
girl 10 whom he had been paying his addresses.
The course OF true love was not disturbed by
as much as ripple until Monday last, when
the knight of the razor, on returning home, dis.
covered that bis canaIy bird had d wn, leaving
nothing but the empty nest. The disconsolate
barber returned TO his shop and put an end 70
ms existence, by swallowing half a pint of
hair dye.
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q 4S s.. ;
7th street.t
MARkRITER'S.
! 1856
5th street.

w ~ II EAs6NSs. l'sh street.
bEA DTuEHL IND USEFUL CONBINED.
A limited but choice selections Of Oil Paintings
knsravfngs. Chromos, Wreaths, Baskets Of FLOW
ers, &C., appropriately framed.
OVAL PlCTURE HRANES
"A rich and varied assortment, from the best An
ufacturers In the country. embracing W lput, I'm
itation Rosewood: all Gilt; Rustic and Carved
Frames. Passepartouts, Gard Frames, &C
PICTURE CORD AND TAssELS, WALNUT
BRACKETS, &c.
Picture Cord and Taseels oil sizes and colors,
big Nails, Walnut Brackets, Easels. &c.
A beautiful variety OF these goods EMBRACING the
richest designs les, Of Gilt Embroidered Parlor Pat
the cheaper grades, with a large variety Of Win
DOW shades, different sizes and colors.
Orders fer Window Shades and PaperhaupinRa
Iunetually filled, in city or country.
a large portion OF the above Goods were made
specially to order, believing tn best the cheapest
and aiming ts heeI that class Of Goods respect
Goods with any in the market
Terms Invariably ed.h.
j. MARKRITER, No. ass 7th street.
dels4w' Eight doors above Odd Fellows Hall
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ga young lady at Berlin committee uicide
recently because her betrothed was among the
killed at Sadowa- She was playing one of
Beethoyen's sonatos on the piano, when she
suddenly left the instrument, opened a win
dow and dashed herself on the pavement be.
low.
Nor LIKzLY.-As the Roman Catholic clergy
have for so long n time acq uiesc ed in the Civ
ing up Of Matrimony. the Pope NAV also ae-
quiesce in the giving mp of Patrimony.
~Tbe New York Express publishes a list
OF one hundred and ninety American vessels
Of all sorts, WI ich were put under the British
nag or sold during the war. and saws during
hve years, 1.c6l American vessels were thus
transferred.
- A man in Lower Windsor township,
Pennsylvania, on Thursday last, attempted TO
burn his vile up, because, as ne alleged. she
had burnt fence rail. By esperats effort
the woman escaped from the horrible fate in.
tended by her iendish husband
~Four young lads, under twelve years of
age. were discovered in a Boston church on
crowd"
NAt Austin, Texas, recently. as DIR.
Conneil was sketehing the front of the cssi,oI
building, he was seized by some ruftians who
TOOK him into the basement of the capitol aud
rined him Of all the yaluabies on his person.
- The latest business out is an agency for
the purpose OF furnishing forlorn bachelors
and widowers with wives at prices ranging
from - 70 $40. Ii Is in operation III Cley--
land.
~The tobacco manufacturers Of Richmond
have appointed four delegates TO attend the
tobacco convention TO be held IN this CITY dur
ing the present winter.
~Gen. Castelnean and Macmillan have
come TO secret understanding aud are, II is
believed, fayorabiy inclined towards the res
tor ation OF Juarez TO the Mexican Presidency
BY the middle of next month
Harriet johnson was driven from her
house. near Cincinnati, the other night, by her
brutal hi band, and in her attempt to reach
the city, fell benumbed with cold, and froze TO
death.
0Snow fell to the depth OF five niche. At
Enterprise, Alabama. on Thursday last. Such
an occurrence, n 10 said, has never before
been witnessed IN that region by s'the Oldest in
habitant"
~"Cendriilion," q French version of Gin.
derilla, 10 spectacular drama In which are
Nifty or sixty young girls with bur little more
ganze on them than Eve had when she left the
Garden OF Eden. D, naughty New York
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PROPOSALS.
MAYORS OFFICE,

AvA OIry HALL. Jsnuary 10Th. 1857
Sealed Proposals will be received atfhe Mayors
0flce until II O'Clock m en- AohDAr the 2lst
instant, tor paving, euTbing, &c, for the year
eommeneing grill LET, 1851, for the seven several
one ward. 'rF l-. 49, 80 =
speci ncatious can be seen at this ONCE also &C
the ONCE Of the Commissioners of Improvsmeuts
Hall. . 49, -. b n. - =
No bid win be received which does not include
On offer Ter each separate item Of work and ma
terials. wy . -
BY Law the Mayor IL ted from awarding
contracts for the above work TO any Derson on
persons whe are not practical payeS :.
The Mayor reseryes to himsslf the right 80 re-
terest Of The Corporation to do
RICHABD wALLAoH,
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- few nights since Boston physician
was summoned TO The door ct quarter past
eleven O'Clock by the violent ringing OF the
bell. with visions of a good fee doubtless
and found there q little urchin who PLAN
tTyelY asked If he would give him an old sled
The boy was advised 10 run home aud maze
his calls al more seasonable hours. ~
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GALE OF LARGE LOT OF ORDNANCE
~ AND ORDNANCE MATERIAL
LEGAL NOTICES.
TRICT OF COEBMBIA,
This I'd day OF January. A. D. 1857.
John p. Murphy,
Ann T. Naary et n.

Il ihh sTS kfcf ~ 6 SSShf "a TIE DIS
This ID day Of January; A. d. 1857.
ami s;.sy =, EQUITY, No. 's
.. spS.ssSs the real 10 e..
tate of Thomas Neary, deceased. in the proceed.
the
be, on the 9th say OF December, A. D. 1885, solG
ssh ps snd THIRTY
sistins OF . small frame heuse, to William Zanusr,
lars and that the purchaser h.. faiiy Compiled lied
sns y sa,ns Al the s
the Court, this ID day Of January, A. b. isS7 or
dtrsd that the said sale and report be ratified and
the SIN a:y Of
1867 g. Pro.,a.d COPY Of this order be pabi:hed
Wesis before the ssd ss dsy tS Of ff e
rusry, A. d. 1857. = - .I1--
IS std4ee3w Test-R. J. MHlGs. CLERK.
nkPHANs' COURT J.n. 8, lsSs.-DIsrRIcr
Mss ks ~, sIssnsoT
hs vs the Of ts Or
u. s.. Sas
estate e said dsss..ed .hd q The ...e.. in hand
sst
a. !: sss: "a
Evening Star. previous to the said day H'-'"''' =
!. u.,.vsv. Ts't-JAsv = j,s srn y y III.
V'HIs Is 10 GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
Il Der has obtained from the orphans' Court Of
Warrington County, In the District 81 Columbia,
letters 81 adMinistrsiou the personal estate Of
Henry nett,e. late Of Warrington City, b. O.. de-
ceased Al person. having clam. css,n:, the said
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber,
Sstors the n, 81 day Of Ssn1s,y next thsI nay
the said estate.
Gtyen under my hand this sth day Of Jsnuary !,
1851. FltIl GEORGE LAUTaER -
ia 9-lAWSWr Ia 80 ! Adminiser0eor.
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- Frosted limbs, 1t is announced. are per.
mapently relieved by one or two applications
Of q boiled I've of wood ashes, made so strong
as 70 be quite slippery between the fingers
This I've should settle, be drained OFF, and
have large handful OF common salt 10 each
quart OF I've mixed with it 1t should be quite
warm, and the limbs be submerged for one or
TWO hoQre.
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81 The proprietor of public house in
Wisconsin had his valise stolen while on a
visit 10 the southern part Of the STATE. On re-
turning home, he found the thief and the stolen
property housed in his own hotel. The aston
ishment of the thief at finding himself the
guest OF his victim may be imagined.
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~ The imports of dry goods al the port of
New y ork last year, amounted TO Sl26. 3D.
SIS. This exceeds the imports of the same
description, OF the previous year bv more
than thirty four m illIons dollars. The largest
dry goods Importation for any prior year,
was that of ls59-which was Sii3 I52 GA
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SOn Friday, Joan Shafer, an old citizen
OF Fort Dodge, Iowa, was killed by the ac-
cicental discharge of a pistol. He was talk
ing in relation to a suicide which was com.
mltted in st. Louis some time ago, and
taxing up loaded revolver to show how the
act had been performed, the pistol was dis
charged.
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- Returns received at the Office Of the See.
Rotary Of State show that during the last year
there were 265 bears killed In the State of
Maine. In Penobscot county alone there were
100 killed, and in the single town OF Lincoln
As The returns show that there were oaIv
four wolves killed IN the entire Stale during
the year.
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pRoPOsALs ron 0AvALRY asRsrs.
p. Psro, QHs,,,rIaver's osas,

y
Bdlftwors, M January o. ls7
Sealed Proposals invited and wall be received
~ TINS Once until THURSDAY. IL o clock m :
January "a ls for the delivery an the CITY Of Raj
HnHRrsevS i foRTf EIGHT (4s) GAVALRY
The Horses viii be subjected 20 careful tnsn~c.
tion before being Accepted. They must he -a,,na
SondiuVn, frem nfteeb 10 sixteen hands high IRAN
nse 70 nine years old, we'll adapted in every vny
Tor cavalry purposes. ~
The ability 81 the bidder TO fulfil his asreemsn,
must be guaranteed by two responsible - rssns
"mch nearsntee must accompany the PROPOSAL
The Hsrses must he delivered With twenty f,o,
GAYS from the date OF acce ptaHce of any prono.ai
The tIovergment Reserves the night 20 re,ert am
or All bids. Payment g. be made ON CON pIetion %
contract -P'oH"n VI
Bids will be Endorsed Proposals for csv.Irx
Horses and addressed 10 the undersigned, Bsiti
By order of the ouarterm.ster General.
A. b. kIMBALL,
iall-l3t Danot n "a -. .. a.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- WASHINGTON, Jan. 9, 1857,

~ sE;:s - -
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALTI.
MOkE, and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST
are now run a. follows viz:
FOB BALTIMORE
leave caily, except Sunday, at 7:0O, 7lS, and
lid D. NJ and Oe, and 80 and 90 D. m
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
leave daily. except Sunday, at TOO O. m, ana
:. 20 ANA 8 90 q. m '' IN"
FOB "AY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
Leave at s:ls and 100 O. n. and at 200 and Ga
p. n.
FOR ANNAPOLIS
leave 81 6:l5 q, m, and ~ p. No trains
to or from Annapolis on Sunday "'
UN SUNDAY.
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave az SO .. M, and 2vU ana 500 D. m,
FOR WAY STATIONS
Leave a7:1 a. M, and 2Gs and 800 p. -.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
leave daily, except Sunday, at 7:l5 q. m, And
On sundsy .. 500 .. M only, connecting at Relay
station 81 With trains from Baltimore to Wheeling,
THR0UGH Ti0K Brs to the we., can b. mad a,
the ~sshington Station Ticket Office at all hours
In the DAY, well at the office of the Bank.
ers and Brokers' Telegraph Line, "a Penn
ayeBne, between 9th and 18th streets. 30
For New York, fhilsdel 2 hia. Aud Boston, see
advertisement Of "Throngh Line"
J.L WILSON. Master of Transpor tatiop
L; d. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
&C - II GEO. KOONTZ. Agent Washins ton
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BANKERS.

Jay COOKE 4 CO.,
BAMKIRs,
<Utse~aA street. s,1ossts nsssxsy,
buyand ssl s,eurrsnt market rates, and keep
onstantly on hand, . full supply o. al
oOvHRNMINr BONDS,
s1vEH-THIRTI1s, AND COMPOUND
INT1RIsT H0f1S. @
Orders fss STOCKS. BONDS, Ae., executed. and
Collections made on all accessible points.
sel-u sr.E ..--s
RARROw CO., ..,.e.i.
BANKIRs,
Corner Louisiana svelus and Seventh rsss,
DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
GOLD AND sILvER
~ s-tf AND LAND WARRANTS
First National Bank Of Warrington.
I'D. COOKE, tof jay Cooke 4 oo.,) President.
wA. 9. HUNTINGTON. Cashier.
eoNIRHMINT DEPOSITORY
TIHAHOlAL AGINT OF THE UNITED
STATES,
1Sh street., opSOssss tAs Trsasxsy Department.
Government Securities with Treasurer United
- ONE kILLION DOLLARSN
We buy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
sECURITIESatc current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Cbileo,o.s
on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS. and give careful
ana prompt attention to
ACCOUNTS Of B USINESS MEN and FIRMS,
and to any other business entrusted to rs.
FULL INFORMATION in regard TO GOvERu.
MENT LOANS ct oil times cheerfully furnished
WA. o. HUNTINGTON, o. shier.
Washington, March 70, 1863 ma,n