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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-28
1SGS. 1865.
rIPPEcANOETOWN
WOODEN Factory
PRICES REDUCED.

Cloth Dressing, &c.
Cloth, Flannel, Jeans, Blankets and
Wooden Sheeiing exchanged for Wool at
the Factory, or at A. J.. Ales.an & Co.
store in Plymouth. for good clean wool.
23-m3 n. B. & p. S. ALLEMAN.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-28
''Unward. ight onward.
Into the Nass-y Of lAaih,
Rode the SIX IlunsTfe,l =

iut larger ny hundreds multiplied into millions.
than the eomsi bard who rode 10 swift destruction
in nnyrn's poem. is tile ;rSat of unsat-
ny men Who are rushing to antimely graves: fellow
ed by the saunt spectre Dyspepsia. This is all
wr"ns, and sliould cease. + anfatior Rittcrs. the
great >toniachic Pain KILLER, i,A ~pepsia,
hearihuFn, Hea,iach", Vertigo. Dulness, aud all
symptoms of kindred character, as ii by magic. f.r
Langaor. Las-Iude. Gr,at Veal N - aud Mental
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-28
Pittsburgh, r. Wayne s. Chicago.

On and after May lth, lSGs, Trains will leave
Stations sally. tSnniays excepted.) as follows
Train leaving Chicago at 5.5 2. NJ. leaves daily
rrain leaving Pittsburgh at Las p. NJ, leaves
daiiy.l
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-28

MAc>"Lrs WArER---A ddiShslll tcils: article
superior 10 Cologne aud at .lalr The price. paw
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-28
RAILROADS,

For the most Boots and Shoes for the least money go
to PsVLs. i'0 ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-28

Look TINS wAr.-If you are ont Of employment I
and i-li To travel arly at Red Warehouse 10 H. u.
Reeves os n. NJ Morrill,. address Box 225, Plym-
outh. Ind. .F.t ...-.F
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-28
ARunawny ana smash UP.

Last Wednesday evening while the En-
ginc Company was practising. the person
holding the nozzle accidently threw some
water upon horse attached to a dray,
when The animal took fright and started
off at the top of his speed. When be
reached the Michigan street bridge one OF
the wheels of the dray struck a post and
completely demolished the vehicle, The
harness upon the horse was also pretty
eiIcctually used up. but the hcrse, fortun-
ately, escaped injury. The owner OF the
Gray, we are informed, is poor man. and
unable to bear the loss. The Hose Com
pany we understand, met the same evening
to devise means for his relief, but we have
not heard what was done.
Harvey Brown, Esq, OF this place is a
candidate for Common Pleas Prosecution
oftais District, subject to the decision OF
the Republican Convention. ii
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-28

For the largest and best selection of Boots Shoes
goto - - ,se 3 q W Paws.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-28
Only SIS Set for Teeth w arranted of
the Hest Material.

Or c. IT, Middleton, OF Soath Bend, win visit
Plymouth on the hrst Monday in each m'nth.
R,oIns at the Parker House. All other Dental work
d. me ON the most reasons blr terms. All work war
anted to give prfc: satisfaction, or money refunded,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-28

Tie asscr ion that the editor of the
Democrat was the individual who teiled
the court house bell last Saturday night
week, or knew who did, is generally be-
lieved. -sa .,ls aei ~ 81
Ii was proceeding that any pert youth
would be expected to take delight in. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-28
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN

Are made strong by the Of either OF these remedies
They will cure every case Of MARASNCs, without
fail
Thousands Of certificates have accumulated In tho
hands of the proprietor, bat space will allow OF the
publication of hut few. Those IL will be observed,
OF note and Of such standing that they must
be believed.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-28

Hoonands German Bitters, per bottle ....."..sl %
half dozen ...-..... 90
Hoonands German Tonic, put up In quart bottles, so
~ per bottle, . half dozen for-. --..-..-:s %
II Do not forget TO examine Wei The azucie yos
buy, In order TO get the genuine
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-28

CHARLES COOK, Auc.ioneer.
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A CURIoU. AND AMUSING QUEsrIoS.-A Gu
IloUs question - pendIug ia Sands5uTy, Pa
Lr. g. Pussy ThOrns. son OF Y. Williams
ThOrne. came OF aZe on The day OF the Octoo-r
election thls year. The Democrats. ANXIOUS 10
exclude every Republican ballot, challenged
hIs vote upon the ground that he was not born
uu'Il seven D clock in the evening. At which
uIne the law provided that he polls should
close. IL was argued on behalf OF the appIi-
cant that the law recognized no fractions OF
days, and that he was entitled 10 vote. even
though he had not been born until eleven
O'Clock and hfty-nine minutes II. NJ. on SAID
day. The Democratic election officers. how
ever, conte nded that he must be between the
age Of twenty one aud twenty-five years, aud
thar he would not have reached that period
until the hour Of seven had passed. In reply
% this Mr.. Thorne. Sr.. asked 'he officers AZ
they recognized three hundred aud sixty-fys
days and six hours a. a year. aud they replied
that they did. He then showed that six lean
years had occurred IN the lifetime OF his son:
and further mathematically demonstrated thar
he had lived twenty-one times three hundred
and siNtv-five days and SIX hours. and had
eighteen hours TO spare. This further dumb
founded the Democratic officers, but they sun
declined to accept the ballot. At three min utes
before seven O'Clock the Republican Judge took
the ballot and deposited At in the box.
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RituaIism- in England.

over the tomb OF Sir Henry wottOn, at Lon,
written, Here lis The ftr-t author ~ nj, -..n-
'rIce The itch OF ~ -putaticn A. The scsh OF
the Church Following the cOEt-ovar- les
tnst have, within the last few years. s.rr1no-f
out IN the s.E-tabiI~neI Cnurcl" of I.gttnI
and the Episcopal church IN the UuI,-d >.at-s,
We are af'aId 1Ea. very large aud Dungeons
eNCTescrnCe haS grown up IN s'fhs Caurca Of
England" and tBe EpIs opal Chgrel an N,
I nltsd S'at-s. We learn from tue late English
journals that s.rItU lll~-n l. still EXTENDING.
The clergy Of the Diocese of Carlisle nae
come into collision wIrh their 81 shop upon the
subject Of ''ritual.sm" IL M service Tor the
burial OF the dead. TIE clergy. O. APPEAR. q
short time since formed themselves INTO az a
ISOLATION which they called the ..Buvlal tiatld
Of the Holy 1uulty,' the object Of whieh was
10 cultivate z more r-NFr-nttaI mode of .,n-
dUctlng funerals. tn rules OF ths tfuIld hav-
IN been sent - The BisuOp, h CONES dom
h-ayIly on thu Gle rgymea. lie say. rnrt
the movement Is on" oi much siguId,ance. Is
very pi1iE: The Wax candles 20 he skept burn
mg continually, night aud usy. near tue BODY OF
the departed iu the CHAMBER Of de am. the .nro-
oesslOnal cross which l. I'd prrceds the funeral
coT'eSs; the four tail caIdtestck>. from thrae
10 four fee higA, with candles lighted. which
are 70 be PLACED ~ tue D "a Of m. cofiia an the
church; N incense winch Is % o. waved over
the coffin after the lesS1a-alt fhaza are \,
III n selyss maerisl changes which shoula not
b. rresprusIhty infroiu, iutp TIE t.f-iaI
rights OF 0ur Church. BUt they becom. doubty
serious wren coupled with prayers ofisrei Tor
the rts' II he departed soul IN the h1u -. OF
mourning: and with the calebrafIou. A. tue
midst OF the ordinary burial service OF ou-
Church, Of the Holy Eucharistic sacrifi,- ON
behalf OF members Of ChrIst's BODY. TOR they
are calC Ilated, under the plea OF Recurrence. 4,
'AnglO-Sax0E' and CATHOLIC usage. % lead
back our people % tl0se sacrifices OF masses.
~ The which Il WAS commonly said the priest
cid Ofie Christ Tor the quick ana the dead ana
which our Church charact-riz-s as bIasphe-
NOUS fables and dang TDus dsceits Bul the
clergy do rot take this reprOOf kindly, ami in
slst that there l. nothing IA the ceremonies thus
denOuECe for whl n the anctent customs aud
Laws OF The Anglican Church 40 Eot gave fuII
warrant
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'ROPOsALs FOR GRADING STREETS.
MAyoR's OFFICE. Cry Harr.

MANOR tFFICE, CITY HAIL. !
WAN NGlON. ID. October 9, 1853
O'Clock, Ia ,On MONDAY, November I6. ISi, for
Grading and travelling 18th street west, fir nm U
S St north 70 Boundary, under an &C. approved
The work 20 be done under the direction OF the
city Surveyor. the superintendence Of the I'm
missioner OF the First Ward, and two Assistant
CGmmissioners, TO he appointed by the Mayor
b1oders VIII state the price per cubic yard for
e1cayat on or embark ment the work to be paid Tor
only enc way, and that will be the way which
measures the most, whether 1t ne fer excavation
or e.hsn kment- The gravel to be of goo quality.
81 nee from stone of imprO per size, aud to be
nine inches deep in the centre es the str 4et and
tsperlnR TO four inches deep at the gutter line
after the same has been properly rolled
MI the sur plus earth, including sand, gravel and
missioner NAV direct.
No part of the appropriation will he pail until
the work has been approved 10y the CITY Surveyor,
the Comnissi Oner of the Ward, and the Assistant
Commissioners.
The right to reject any or all bids il reserved
Zach bid must be accompanied with the guaran.
II accepted, the bidder will execute a contract in
due form, aud perform the work in accordance
herewith.
The guarantee must be in substance IS f5IIovs.
II. Ii +, guarantee If this hid be accepted by
the Mayor, that the biiGer will enter into a con-
tract for the sane and perform the work acCordinp
to the requirements hereof -
sails for grading aud crawling street north, from
Fourteenth street west TO Connecticut avenue >
and addressed to the Mayor Of WASHINGTON. ID G..
HENRY HINDER,
HoflOt Commissioner First Ward.
IChrOnlcle and Re publican
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PROPOSALS.
)RoPosALs FOB GRADING SQUARE

ne ~ dersisned will receive proposals until IL
Vnntock en- MONDAY, the 9th Instant for the
ShhDiSG OF the south half. or more, OF said
SsuAre The Grade shall be Q uniform line, a We
iset sooVe the CRAZE at the building line around
m MOLE or the part which may be required be
uuDe, Ex6EPr whore the alleys pass through, aud
tney sha'i lie cut TO the required rade where any
PART OF the front Of the Square shall be bslow the
I'VE Feet the contractor shall make IL with the earth
from the Square and the balance Of the earth to be
deposited upon Square l62. aud no other place.
IRE south half must be graded within forty days
faction OF VIM. FORSYTH, SURVEYOR. &c &c, and
npon whose certificate of measurement the work
will be paid for
Bidders will state the price cubic yard for the
eGCay alton, and doing ali tn specif ed in tine
s'ere~ all advertisement Fsch bid will be re-
CARED 70 fuTnih responsible person GU srsntee
In tbe sum of thousand dollars for thu faithfu
performance of the work No extra work will be
allowed, and nut one price paid for, which shall
iTClude all cutting mskiI terrace and depositi -
the surplus earth in Square I62.
JNO l.. KIpWELL, Druggist
rob-3t Pennsylyanis ave nue pear I4tb street
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILRoAD.

baltimore AND OHIO RAlLBoAD.
&Ks s
md zs6 SH VEL
are now run - follows. viz:
FOB BALTIMORE
,a sss' a.s .!s.ss s ss9S:, and
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily, except Sunday. 1t Z n. and 4:so
Leave st IA: N. and :aoP. II. 10 train 70
or from Annapolis on Sunday.
IoR BsG TTRA
Leave at : A. n and 4:2O and $50 ?. n.
L..,. .. I e ~ WA .ad $50 sI1T ma s!sopx
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
On NJ s. a2S; s z 4 .ns d. Pa 100
Or Sunday 81 4 20 $50. and ?; NJ emily ocn q,
ThIossh tickets 10 the West can be he'd at the
y: d.g .s 1kst Ss 81 hours 9os
penney avenue Passengers purchasing
AND s
residence taken to the depot, and put in the bag.
For New York philadelphia, and Boston, see
seh GEO. 8. KOONTZ, General gent.
THR0gGH LINE BETWEEN wAsHINGT0N
= fhsih NEW Yokk, AND 95 g..
WASHINGTON, 1873.
Trains between WASHINGTON AND NEW
YORK are now run as follows, viz:
FOB NEW YORK, ,rithort change Of enrs
Leave daily except Sunday at A. M, and
1880 and y p. M.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
1880 and SAC P. N.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York at 9 P. NJ, and Philadel-
phis at 5:4OP M.
daily.
Through tickets to Philsdelphia, New York or
Boston can be had at the Station once at all hours
In the day. Also, ss the Oompany's ONCE, No.
4O6 Penn sylvsnis avenue. Passengers Purchasing
tickets at the Avenue off ee can there arrange to
have their baggage called for and checked at their
residence, taken to the depot, and put in the bag
gage car.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An
pspolis and the West.
J. L: WILSON, Master O. Transportation.
l.. M COLE, General Ticket Agent
sal4 GEO. &. kOGNTZ, Agent, Washington,
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THE BRrrcnroKr CHrLp MrRnKR C.u

TIE BRrrGEPoRr CHILD MURDzR CASE
The trial OF Charles ii. Sanoorn. son of GEORGE
II SsLbcrn- Of Bridgeport, ct. for the murder
Of Young Sanborn's illegitimate child. was con-
Guided at Danbury, on Friday, and the case
went 10 the Jury, who were unable 70 agree
upon verdict. The mother Of the murdered
infant is Z len Dalton, domestic in the family
OF anbOrn's father. The latter aud the youpr
mans mother Were among the witnesses. Much
interest ls felt In the case a. BridCepJrt, where
most OF the parties are well known an socl-ty
aud ia business. One theory attempted was
that the chllds mother killed IL. Its head was
beaten with hammer, and n was then strsu-
gled. 1t was scarcely twenty-four hours old.
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UfIMPROyED PROPERTY ON THE NORTH
siDh on PENNSlIVAkIA AVENUE. BIZ.
AT AUCTION
On On MONDAY AFTERNOON. Nov 9. 1853
~ al clock, on the prems. g. sh all sell Lot
No. 1, IN Square sa3, fronting g. feet ia hes
On the ne rth side OF Pennsylvania avenue. be-
tween 9th end 9TH streets east, and running back
with an average depth of lO5 feet. The lot will be
subdivided into three building lots of 90 feet II
inches each improved by large binding used
now az a blacksmith shop BY Garges & Bro The
bntiolDg Will he sold after the sale of the lots
Terms One third cash the residue in one aud
two yeara with notes bearing int est sscu red by
a DE- ed of trust. CODveyancing and stanns AZ cost
gale.
MOI dads COOPER LATINER. Aucts,
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EfI GREEN Il WILLIAMS,
- huctiouPers and Real Estate Brokers
No. $40 Southeast corner Of 7th and ID Sta
TRUs TEES SALE CITyIOT.

:, DHIE NF 7.
BY virtue OF a Decree of the Supreme Court. Of
the District Of Columbia, passed tho 2gl d,y Of
october, j.. 8, IN the case of Charles q Meredith
vs. James Earr and 9th rs, Equity No. ! ipS,
siaII of.r AZ Public auction. at the premises, on
tUhsDAh tn 10th day of November Is5S. at 4 :
Q clock NJ. Lot No. ?. in square No % in this
city ofWashinCton. C.. the fronting IS feet
inches on Massachusetts avenue aui o. feet on
north street
TENS: Cash. AdepOsit Of SO will be required
VIII the property is knocked down On failure
10 comply with the terms OF sale within i've days
fre1n the date thereof, the property will be resod
at the cost and risk ot the purchaser hti convey
sncIng and revenue stamps at the cost Of the pur-
Chaser. tAhS. =. MEREDITV, I'm tee,
GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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~The following is the list, aS IL stands NJ
present, OF preten9ants 20 the vacant throne at
Madrid: The Duke OF Montpensier: Don Juan
OF Bourbon. second son Of Don Carlos who,
however, abdicated in favor Of his sOn:J Don
Carlos, son Of the former; Prince ALFRED; the
Duke of Aosta, a Prince of Hohenzollern. one
of the IA ally already employed in Roumania;
the Due dAumale; Prince Napoleon; Ferdi-
nand Of Coburg, father OF the King OF Portugal
much 10 De recommended, who acted as regent
during has sons minority; the Prince OF the
ASSURES; the exc ueen; and the Republic
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Rf C00PEa LATlMER, Auctioneers
ID Late Clerks with James g. McGuire Oo,l
Southwest srler Peansylvania avenue an5 18th
ssre5 :, "StSr Once BuilSi

A FcUR S1ury BRICK DWELLING. No.
sac IGhTa SIREEKTMEsr. BETWEEN
AM 81 REETS NORTH. AT AUCTION
~, ON UEsDAY AFTERNOON. Nov TO- ISIS,
Ii at clock ia front Of the premises. We shall
and streets nsrth, being a four story Brick
DselIing. with back building and stable. con-
having q front OF 10 feet By Q depth OF 30 feet
10 o well paved sliey.
Terms of sale One third cash: the residpe I'm ON.
ard two years, With interest, secured bP deet "a
trust. Conyeyapcing and revenue stamps at cost
OF purchaser. 100 down 1t time of sale
Poss ssion given in sixty Gays. III required
no4 COOPER LATIMER An-t.
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TRUSTEE 'SsALE or A VERY DESIRABLE
EhslDEACk On MIsSoU III AVENUE. BE-
TWEEN ! 2 AND 9th STREETS
III BIZ virtue Of a deed in trust, y executed
h',2 bearing date on the 18th day Of Ap-ii. lss2
.A-~ksnd recorded in Liber ' A. s.. NJ g. foiio
Si2 ct seg. ef the land records fer Wa.hin
county, In the District of Columbia. TO seclre a
certain debt NJ said iDdenture mentioned. L shall
proceed 10 sell ct public auction - the highest
biddt on FRIDAY, the 9Th Gay Of Soyemter az
O'Clock J m, upon the premises east half or
noiety Of Lot o. 8. Reservation b toy sther with
al the imprO ven ents thereon.
This pro paTty fronts On Missouri aveDne q feet
hlnches. AID running back OF that width Ia feet
inches to a 81 foot all, y. ana iUlDrOvei by 4
three story and basement Brick Dwelling with ali
the modern iniproyems hts aud corveniences This
sale offers rare opportunity TO persons IN search
OF a first class resdeuce IA convenient loc alton,
re il With n three minutes ak OF the nost cen.
trail parts of Penusy lvania avenue.
Terms. Eight Thousand dollars cash, balance in
three equal iEstalne nt5 OF Elk. twelve aud eigh-
teen moths, with interest, secured by dee-i of
trust. ConyeyencinE and stamps az the cost Of he
purchaser. Sl00 down at time OF sale
MAL16b bESOX. Trustee.
&C % dads COOPER & LAfIMEg, Auots
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by J. D. WHEELER CO., Auctioneer,-
opposite seaton House
tSEESkfAs stkE # tASySrroS n Ix9
HOUSES IN THE FIRST WARD

GSMFoRfABHEh Hi III fA0gTETIoS 3H IxG2
ReUsEs is The FIRsr WARD "hLLiNS
- BY virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date
No II, folio 3o6, one Of the land records for
n .:hi ing ton county, bi:srie, Of shall
1858, at s O'Clock = m, On the premises, TO the
III, hishs:t biadsI 4, that piece Or parcel Of land u
numbered nine (e) In Davidssnt subdivision Of
square nunbsred Ossl one hundred And sixty
northwest corner Of seid lot, running thaace esst
binding said alley thirty 60, feet: thence south
thirty (O) feet thence north forty six (s6) feet
eleven Inches to the Pelnt Of bestnning, contain
being the rear part Of said lot, which fronts on
north Z street., between 18th street west and Con
necticut avenue.
Terms: Dee half caah; balance in 6 and Il
months, secured By deed Of trust All Conveying
ing and stamps & the purchaserb cost. deposit
VI JOHN B: yoHssOH, Trustee.
oe 8-eo j. b. WHkELkR CO., Auets.
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ks1 GREEN WILLIAMS.
II ACstioneers and Real Estate Bro kers,
No. ego southeast corner of TN snd streets.

NV' y ~0 oOutut6St CUT tIef UI N olu y sItttIs.
CHANCEBY SALE OFvALUAgLE IMPROVED
bEhL ESTATE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Ia BY virtue Of a decree of the Su preme ,'ourt
t.1 OF the District of Columbia, passed in a cause
3in said Court. Wormloy vs.. Wormley aud
coed 70 sell, In fronI II the premises, FRIDAY,
the 9th day OF November, lS55, at o'clock . N. /.
the western moiety or half of Lot numbe red three
90 according 70 the original subdivision Of square
numbered one hundred and ninety pine tl99l-ths
same being Lot numbered two i2J according 10
samuel payidsons subdivision Of said square
the Cor poratien Of Washington. This property
fronts on the north side Of 1 street north between
18th and 18th streets west. and Is improved nv a
two story Brick dwelling House
Terms of sale, As prescribed by the Decree are "a
follows: One-third cash; balance in three eQusl
iustalmenrs at six. twelve, and eighteen mouths.
with interest from day Of sale; and the purchaser
TO give notes secured by a deed of trz,st on the
premises. All corveysncing and revenue stamos
81 purcl 8sNvs cost 500 down on the day Of Ale
when The property Ia shocked of.
yNO. I'll JOHNSON. Trustee
ocSd GREEN i WILLIAMS, Aucts
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BANKERS.

]. A. BUFF, Treas. J. b. BRYAN. Prssr.
WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK.
(Charted By Congress-,
PAYS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS
Bonds and Stocks, Gold and Silver bought and
sold.
Bishest market prices paid for Land Warrant,
full supply Of Revenue Stamps kept constantly,
on had. sp.o
JAY oOoKs CO..
BAHKD
PIyYrINYB STREET, OPPOSITE f.lAsv,,
Buy and % ct clrrent market rates, sna
constantly on hand fall supply Of aH
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sEvEE.THIBTIEs, AND 'eMPOUup
INTEREST HOTIS.
Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, 60, sxocn,.s
and collections made on al scessa:bls points,
ssl-u
y IBsr NATIONAL BANK
OF WASHINGTON.
Il. d CSoKE, ,e, jay Cooke = %. > Pr.s.s.,,
VIM. 3. BUNfINGTeS, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
rISANCJAL AGENT OF THE UNITk.
STATES,
iSiA stree, opposite tis Tssssry Ds.srf~ss:
Government Securities with Treasurer Uu,ss
states,
~ONB MILLION DOLLAaSD
Ne bur and sell Gil classes Of GOVERENBE,
SECURITIESa at current market rates.
L..
~ ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES Of The
sNITED STATE
We purchase Government Vouchers on In,
MOST IA VORABLE TERMS, and give oar.
full attention to
ACCO UNITS OF B USIh ESS MEN s.s FI6he
and to any other business entrusted to us
FULL IMPORTATION In regard to GOVERN
hHET LOANS at all times oheerfuIly furnished.
WIN. q. HUNTINGDON, Cashier.
Washington, March -, 1858. mn-t
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X "A T SALE WATCHES, JEW
~ ELRY AND FANCY GOODS,


NO BLANKS. ~Every patron obtains an ar
dcle Pre- cisely as represented upon syment OF an
assessment fee Of So, worth at least $40, while il
NAV be worth 5 600 II
correct Illustrate of the samt-that the buyer
may know precisely what he 10 10 obtain a. well
uon-will be forwarded oy mail, post paid, at toe
with premium S5; twelve tickets, with premium,
Sl9atwenty-s six tickets. with premium, So; sixty
mef .am Stn premium, thft s HasIs are given
Cluhs.
81 Goods will be sent by Express, for collection
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I TNITKD STATES PATENT OTFICE,

On the petition Of ia EAsTERLY, of
Albany, N Y, praying for the extension of q
patent granted him on the 18th day Of February'
1855, ressued in two divisions on the Both dsy of
June. lss8 and numbered respectively SOO9 ana
) ule, for An Improvement In Base Burning stoves.
1t is ordered that sai1 petition be heard at this
Office on the 18th day of January next. Any ner
son may oppose this extension. Objections demo
stions, and other papers should be FLED in this
Office twenty days before the day Of hearing
ELISHA FOOrE,
Cc9S law3w Commissioner of Patents