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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-20

NoRRIsrowN, May l9.-DrSon's roof
ing paper mill was entirely destroyed by
fire yesterday. Supposed cause, spon-
taneous combustion. Loss, $50 900.
Anniversary In Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, May l9.--Thc Society OF
Cincinnati are holding their seth ami
rersary at Barnum's Hotel today,
Hamilton Fish presiding. The session
is secret,
Evening star., 1869-04-15
SPECIAL SESSION OF THE SENATE.
THURSDAY, April Is.

D.
The Chaplain to-day prayed that all those
who represented rs abroad might feel and act
ss II they were the true representatives OF toe
great and christian nation. that they nav not
compromise us by any errors. bat 80 actas %
uphold our dignity and honor.
Mr.. Anthony asked 20 interpose an act OF JUS
tice IL will be recollected thai few dsys ago
certain persons. constituents of his. were as
sailed IN most remarkable manner. and COM
ing as II did from one Of their own representa-
uNes, AZ was 50 much the more extraordinary.
he had Al the time repelled some OF the aiiega-
uons tnat were made, which were OF the most
damaging character. IL was stated among
other things that the parties alluded % had
made proposition 10 enter into n conspiracy 70
break down the industry OF the state.
These charges, which Were of the most dam
aging nature, should not be made hight Of
There Were peculiar privileges attaching 10
those saying seats in this chamber, privileges
which should not be abused. Charges m ade
here did not die away with the breath thai IT.
tered them. they Were spread out before all the
country. But those who had not seat here had
also privileges, the privileges OF law and our :
tesy and justice, which should be accorded
them W hen assailed.
Mr.. A. then sent TO the desk and the Secretary
read The card lately published by Brown &
Ives in regard to the structures Of mr.. Sprague
When the reading was finished Mr.. A. said
that as be thought that ~ was due that this re-
futa,ion should go with the calumny, he had
secured in this way the printing Of thus card
on the journal and in the Cos0re ssionai Globe.
What he had done for these gentiemen, he
would do for the humblest and poorest OF his
constituency. He had spoken as a senator of
Rhode Island and in the defence OF the honor
of the people of Rhode Island, winch b ad beer
so wantonly assailed.
The Senate then went into executive session.
Evening star., 1869-04-15

Col. " X. Gibson. Chief Psymss.sr, and Bre,
Lieut.. Coils William n. johnson and James X.
Mears. Paymasters.
Disrict OF New Mexico-Brev Lieut. Col.
William n Rochester, Chief Psymaster: and
Brew Lieut. CoL Asa Il. Carry ana Ms tor
frsnk Brldgmap, Psymssters-
fIrst District (Reccnstructicu1-Brev.L Lleut
tol. I. X. stanton. Payme<ter
fourtn District IRsconstructionl Brew.
Lieut.. Col. Peter y. q Hall. Psymssi-r.
Firm ftsirict xasl-Brev Lleut Col. I'd
win u. Jncd. Chief Psymsstrr; ana Brev.
Lieut.. ols. Charles NJ. Terrell. Isaac Stew
art. and Semuel Pearce, Jr-. and MAJOR VIM
= Gould, Paymasters
D-pet and Division Chiefs shall exercise =
general supervision over all Paymasters IN
their respective Divisions.
Evening star., 1869-04-15

The advantages offered by this Company are.
IL la Ns'lobsl Company, chArted BY a special
paid up capital of 100000.
It Ofsrs low rates Of premium
It furnishes larger insurance than other comma.
nies for the same money
10 Is definite and certain in its terms
II 10 . home company IN every locality.
Its poll3es are exempt from attachment
There are no unnecessary restrictions in the
policies.
Hvery policy is non forfeitable.
Policies may be taken which pay to the in 81 red
their full amount and return all the premiums al
that the insurance costs only the decrease on the
annual payments.
Policies will be issued that will pay to the in.
sured during life sn annual income Of one tenth
the amount named in The policy.
Ne extra rate is charged for risks upon the lives
of females.
Itinsures not to secure dividends, but ct so low
a cest that dividends viii be impossible.
LOCAL AGENT Is WANTED In EVERY
COUNTY, and applications from competent par
ties for such agencies, With suitable endorsements
should be addressed 60 the Companys Genera
Agents. only In their respective districts.
Circulars, tanp cts. and full particulars gi
application at the ON ce Of the Company IN this
city.
Evening star., 1869-04-15
TELEGRAMS TO The STAR.
This Afteraeon's Dispatches.


ST. Louis, April l5.-Judgment has been
rendered in the United States District q ,urt
against the Etna Ins prance Company Of Hart
ford for s3& go.
A banquet will be rendered Gen. Schofield
AT the Southern Hotel on Saturday. IL ~ ex-
pected thai Gems. Sheridan, Custar and other
distinguished military men will be present
A telegram from the West to-day says a coach
came through in twelve hours from the ter
mini station Of the Central Pacific railroad,
which is now completed 10 within six miles of
Monument Point. The travel over the Union
Pacific railroad is heavy. Large numbers of
pigeons are going 70 the White Pine and Other
mining localities.
Evening star., 1869-04-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York money market worked to-
wards ease as the day advanced yesterday, and
just before the close OF the bank hours large
amounts Were offered at coin interest seven
per cent currency was bid. Gold sold as hlgb
as l33s, but again receded 10 1874 al32k
i he government bond market was rather more
sciiye, and prices have risen.
Evening star., 1869-04-15
SUIT ENDED

PHILADELPHIA, April 15.-Iu the suit
brought by Mr.. Fox, of the National Theatre,
against the gas trustees, for damages for non
supply Of gas during the strike OF the gasnen
last year, verdict was rendered for the de-
PENDANTS, so that the prosecutor failed IN his
object.
Evening star., 1869-04-15

The RETIREMENT Of Major General Sickles
from the army on full pay of his rank is an
nounced.
Evening star., 1869-04-15

ME-. J. q. BANCROFT DAVIS, Assistant Sec.
retary of State, is confined to his bed with
erysipe1as.
Evening star., 1869-04-15

1T Is UNDERSTOOD that our New Consul
General at Havana-Mr. Plumb-has received
instructions 10 demand full and entire satisfac.
tion for all injuries sustained by American
citizens at the hands OF the Spaniards
Evening star., 1869-04-15

MAYOR BowKA's condition this morning. we
are glad to learn, is somewha, improved.
Evening star., 1869-04-15
INSURANCE.
fHE NATIONAL LIFE NSIRiNCE COMPANY
FIHE
UNITED sTArks OF AMERICA,
wAsHISGr N,DO.
CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF COZ
GREsS, APPROVED JULY Is, I-6s.
CASH CAPITAL ........... ISL. 900, 600
OFFICERS

H. CL8BK, PhiIsdelphis. Presidsut
JAY COUkE, Chairman # Finance and Execu-
tive Committee
HKNkf u. COOKE. Washington, Vice Presi
dent
kMEksoN W. PKEr, Philadel phia, Secretary
and Aetusry.
K ; TURN .WashinEton, Assistant Secre-
tary
FRANCIS g. SMITH. NJ. D., Medical Direc
tor.
Evening star., 1869-04-15

Mr.. q. NJ. WALKER rendered his resignation
as Fifth Auditor of the Treasury, to take effect
on the appointment Of his successor.
Evening star., 1869-04-15
DENrRUCHyE FIRE

RlroH, Wis, April IA disastrous fire oc-
CURED here this morning. Fifteen buildings
Were destroyed, involving a total loss Of aoout
$4,000. Insurance about S25,00O.
Evening star., 1869-04-15
ARREST OF a POST OFFICE CLERk
FOR RORRlNG LETTERS.

LOWELL, April I5.-PhiIlip r. Hager,y. for
fifteen years q clerk IN the post Office has been
arrested here on the charge Of opening and roo
bing letters
Evening star., 1869-04-15

TRowBRIDGR, writer Of The Vagabond
and 'Neighbor lakewood" gets the Consul
ship 10 Vera Cruz.
Evening star., 1869-04-15

PRESIDENT GRANT was quite busy &c. o.day.
and several memb bers OF MS Cabinet were with
him, and he therefore saw no visitors. Secre.
taries Fish and Cox were with the President
together for some time, having called at an
early hour TO see him.
Evening star., 1869-04-15

FRhALH SUFFRAGE The Massachusetts
Legislative Committee on Womaa Suffraee
Were addressed yesterday by the Rev Jamss
freeman Clarke and Hon. George =. Hoar, of
worcester. Mr.. Clarke argued strongly IN
favor OF universal suffrage as the express,op Of
popular opinion, and as the right OF an men
ana women. He said our Government We
principles were worth anything thsv iuclu1s -
women. MI. Hoar claimed thai 49, n~.s
ing ing. snnrs!e on ths colored race, IL was Well 70
men who constitute half the popuista,s y, ~ ~.
counuy. ne oid not understand TIA; sns r,scs
70 Voc involved the right 70 hold ON - m. -
Ssd time ana e ,osa that every person Who
nay oe elected for that purpose. n IN. eIscso-yy
NJ rrcn ~, ne iraoers OF the Conseifution did
sneiSsr ,Sn a. a@endment Of that kind. Tne
-. os me eoentry at heart, ana her inrei,ecs sas
- son rendered her capable OF ladrins Of
Pfopnety OF measures a. we'll - men
Evening star., 1869-04-15

tory of the negotiations for settlement, and
closes rs follows:
..Shsll these claims be liquidated and can
celled promptly, or allowed TO slumber until
called into activity by some future exigencyl
There are many among ms who, taking counsel
OF q sense of national wrong, would leave them
to rest without settlement, so as % furnish
prect dent for retaliation in kind, should Eng
IeDd mad herself at war. There are many IN
England who, takiLg counsel OF perverse po-
htical bigOtry. have spurned them absolutely
and there are others who, invoking the point OF
honor. assert that England cannot entertain
them without compromising her honor. Thus
there Is peril from both sides. 1t Is not diff ult
10 imagine one of our countrymen saying with
Shakspeare's Jew, The villany you leach me
l Will execute, and it shall go hard, but viii
oe ter the instruction." nor is 1t dlfhcult to
In agine an EnglishmaE firm IN his concet, that
no apology can be made and nothing paid.
cannot sympathiZe with either side. BE the
claims more or less, they are honestly present.
ed, with the conviction that they are just, aud
they shoula be considered candidly, so that
they shall no longer lower like a cloud ready
10 burst, upon two nations, which, according
TO their inClinations, can do each other such in-
finite injury or such infinite good. / know IL
Is some times said that war between Us must
come sooner or later. i do not believe II. But
II IL must come, let II be later, and then am
sure 1t Will never come. Mean while, good
men mus unite 10 make II impossible.
Again say, this debate not of nv seeking
1t is not tempting, for it compels criticism OF
a foreign power with which i would have more
cannot be avoided. The truth must be told, cot
10 anger, but in sadness England has done 10
the United States an injury most difficult u
measure. Considering when it was done and
IN what completely, II Is most unaccountable
AT great epoch of history, not less moment
ous than that of the French rev olation or
that of the reformation, when civilization was
fighting last battle with slavery, England
gave her Lame. her influence her material
sources to the wicked cause, and flung a sword
INTO me scale with slavery. Here was por-
tentons mistake. Strange that the land OF Viii.
berforce, after spending millions for emancipa-
uon, after prociaiming everywhere the truths
OF liberty, and sscen dir & to glorious prmacy
In the sublime movement for the universal alb
clifton OF slavery, could do this thing, Like
every departure from the rule Of justice and
good nelghbOrhO0d. her conduct was pernicious
IN proportion to the scale of operations affect
ing individuals, corporations, communities,
and the nation itself. Ard yet down TO this
day there is no acknowledgment of the wrong ::
not single word. Such a generous express
sion would be the beginning OF a Just settle.
ment, and the best assurance of that harmony
between two great and kindred nations which
all must desire.
Evening star., 1869-04-15
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RRvBNUR-The receipt. to-day
from this source were s5s6,2<S3s.
Evening star., 1869-04-15
Balnmsrs Markets, rs.say

BALTIhoRE, April ls..cotton firm a1 - "a
2sa. Flour active and fairly pure and weak
Wheat dull: prime red. S2.luas220. Corn arm:
white, s6as7; yellow, ditto. Oats firm and
heavy at 77aSO. Rye dull At sl.s0as9 IS Pork
quiet et s32. Bacon nrm; rib sides, lsS; clear
do, IL \: shoulders, liz: hams 2ia2l- Lard
qulet at I9k. Whisky steady AT o.
Evening star., 1869-04-15
SCHENCK.S PULMONIC SyRUp

Seaweed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills will cure
to taken al the ti%s Thsyy cleanse ass
then ihe aSpetts becomes good the foed ii
sno makes good blood the patient begins to grow
and the patient Outgrows the disease and gets vel
Thn Is the only way to cure Con sump ption.
Philsdelphia. owes his unrivallsd success in the
tIestmenr Of Pulmonary Consumption The Pull
lungs. nature throws IL of by an easy expectora
Tor Ghe6 the phesm M or matte is ripe slight
and the lnnes be gin to heal
Pills must be freely used 90 cleanse n the ssomsss
ana ana nvsr, SO tnit the fumonic syrup and the food
schenck 5 Mandrake Pills act upon the liver. re.
moving Gil DISTRACTIONS, relax the ducts of the
soon relieved the stools will show what the pills
con do, nothing has been invented &c pt AL
tsa unoeI tho s
gsll bladder and start the secretons Of the liver
like schencks Mandrake Pills
Liver Complaint is enc of the most prominent
causes of Consumption
and itsrati1e, ana the skaIi in the seswsed
which this preparation 10 made Of, assists the
the food With the Pumone ssrup snS Is 70 maas ase
good blood without fermentation or souring ir the
The great reasen why physicians do not cure
Consumption Is, they try TO do too much; they
stop night sv.ats, hectic fever, and 6y 30 doing
they dersng. the whole digestive powers. locking
"AAo oSoA'uohy suo poIcut biuhs
DR.. schenck. in his treatment, does not tryt
stop csugh, night sweats. ehitls. or fever. Re-
move the cause. and they will all stop Of their ewn
Liver Complaint, pyspeps Catarrh tanker,
N aie healthy.
If se rson has consumption, OF course the lungs
II some way are dise.sed, either tubercies, alb
the lungs are mass OF inf animation and fast de-
caying. In such cases, what must be dones 1t is
not only the lungs that are wasting but IL is the
stomach Nv lost
their power 10 make blood out Of foJd Nov, the
only chance is 70 take DR.. schencks three msdi-
cines, which will bring up Q tone to the stomach,
the patient viii begin 20 want food il will digest
easily and make good blood then the patient be-
gins to gain In flesh and as soon as the body bo-
sins to grow, the lungs commence to heal up and
the patient gets heshy and we'll. This is the only
way to cure Consumption.
=, when there Is no lung disease, and only Liver
and Pr. are .sssss
the tuimonic Syrup Take The Mandrake Pihs
freely N all bilious complaints, as they are per-
DR.. schenck, who has enjoyed uninterrupted
health for many years past, and nov weighs 225
pounds vas wasted away to Q mers skeleton, i'm
the very last stage OF Pulmonary Consumption his
Physicians having pronounced his case hopeless
and abandoned him 70 his fate. He was cured BY
the aforesaid medicines. and since his recovery
many thousands similarly afflicted have used DR.
Schenck 3 preparations with the same rem ark able
success Full directions accom- pany each, making
eSsnss bsf % to see DR.
ined and for this purpose he is professionally At
where oil letters for aIvice must he addressed.
Price OF the Pulmonic Syrup and SeaweAd Tonic,
arake.Pils. Is cents Der box.
For sale by all Druggists. ma 2S.eol3t
Evening star., 1869-04-15

HON. T. CLINsnAN, OF NJ C., is at the Ebbitt
Evening star., 1869-04-15
Rsvernneps aeeur,s,ss

WAsHneToH, April Is, Ise9.-Jay CooRe e.
Go. furnish the following aaotatisns Of Gov
eminent sacprItaea.
Evening star., 1869-04-15

NEW YORK, April I5-Market 80,
active Money active At per Ger eno
Excnsnee, l071. Gold, l32k. u ee.,1., 60
l-6s, so4. Ten-forties, coupon. 'asu v,,
las ex- coupon, old 1861; new 20 'Hsiu-
Evening star., 1869-04-15
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD

X. BARNES, Surgeon General, U. s. A
Washington
L. = Navy. Washington.
ID. w. BLISS, M. D., W wsshinston.
Evening star., 1869-04-15

kAGEhKHr TO EnIGRArroN.-rhs
nsssns ~ ouna LegfsiAture at its recent session
pesseu an ACT appropriating s200,0Oo for the
p,sosse OF waste lands and their sale 70 a..
S .Sai eettiers ON q credit OF i've years. U.dsr
~ =. .cs me governor has appointed q. p. I~s.
ne lAnd com0issioner for the StAae a. -
iaaa once viii - opened imneoisseiv- -
Evening star., 1869-04-15
iBy Bankers' ana BroKers' releerapr

Hk-t
Lewis johnson 4 DO. quote stocks ana oonas
IN nome and foreign markets a. follews:
NBw YORK, April 15.-First Board-u 8 ss,
lsel, coupon, llGk: e.20's ls6a. coapona i20 !. !;
ls64, coupons, ll5h; lS6A coupons, Il7k; ioos
coupon, new, max; Saws, l50, coupon. ma
io.s0s, coupons, lO5x; Pacific Mail, eik; ONO
& Miss. Oertincatea, - Z; Mariposa- I9- ATTAIN
DC Mail, none; Canton, 59.; Cumberland, 26;
western Union Telegraph, i0S: Quicksil YER,
21ki Boston WAFER Power, Isk; New York
Central, l5lS; Hudson. lliR; READING, go;
Michigan Central, 100; Micnigan South err,
Ghi Illinois Central. lac; cleveland and
P1Ttsourg, 90k; Northwest, s3k; do. preferred,
% = cleveland Il Toledo, none; Rock Island.
lS2i Fert Wayne, 1872; Alton Terra asute,
); Toledo Wabash, 6sk; Adams Exp-.
81; Wells, Fargo 90. Express 81; CnIted
states Express, 5sh: American Express. 20;
Merchants Union, IS Z: Chicago Alton, i5l n;
do. preferred. I5ik. Market steady. Gold,
l52 X al32S.
TBy Cable
LoNDoN, April Is, N a. m--Coneois, for
money, 20 q; for account, g3a. Bonds. sBs
Illinois, COX. Erie, -. Atlantic and Great
Western, 80.
FRANKFORT, N a. m.-Bonds, - Lax.
LIVERPOOL. N a. m.-Cotton market opens
quiet and steady. Sales will reach IO.o0O bales.
Middling Uplands, ~ NJ M1ddling Orleans, II \.
Evening star., 1869-04-15

New York Grain N.,h.,
NEW YORK, April Iy.-rlo,, Ann .ns s.,a.
lower. Wheat dull and heavy. Cora heavy.
Evening star., 1869-04-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
GORHAN MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Providence, b. j,
STERLING SILvER WARE
ZINE ELICTRO-PLATED WARE.

FINE ELICTRO-PLATED WARE.
This Company, having the most extensive and
complete SiiveI- Ware Factory in the world IN d
employing the best talent In des ing, modelling
and finishing, With the AID of Ingenious and
lzU' 4 ssving machinery, enabled to produce O
arse guam titles. and at the lowest prices, goods
h-auiifrl 10 oesign and Unsurpassed In finish. the
hnsnss Of which they guar sntee to be of sterli
purity u. :. Mint assay. certificate Is issued
with all srtic in silver for the puf pose or pro-
tectng uEchasers from in itations heir designs
They also contiE ne 10 Manufacture their we'll
known and unrivsIled Nick Ilectro- Plated
are; which will last twenty hve years with fair
everyday usaEt.
Orders received from the trade ssly. but these
goods may be obtained from responsible deal
ers everywhere
~G- Tisie Mark Trade ri
IrnI1xe Silver rDss.ro- sashAM AoscS
24-ist ' 10 i''io'--'-' -" i"'i''i' 'i''
Evening star., 1869-04-15

wi HAs RRMOVID HER DRESS AND CLOAK
Msktne Hst biishment b. No. AL 10Th street, be-
tween q streets, ~es; aide where she viii
friends and the pu lie generally. maltlDs
Evening star., 1869-04-15

THE RECEIPTS OF CUSTOMS at the Treasury
Department, for the week ending April 10th,
were-From Boston, &66I, ,s3s.os; New York.
s3,9O 2G7 80; Philadelphia, Sy3i,lrs sG Bsiti.
more, s19I,336.l3; San Francisco, sI3i,2,0.55.
Total, S6,l2l .lO0.S9.
Evening star., 1869-04-15
"HAvINNER's FAMILY BRIAD." /"

This nneaSsiled Breed 10 nov for sale By most Of
the Leading Grocers Of the city.
t ls made Of select Family Flour. 10 thoroughly
baked, IN Meke.zies Patent Oven; 10 always
weigh sixteen ounces.
CAUTION "A greet deal Of Breed 70 sold for
"Bsvehnsr b" which never came from our eGtsb-
hshment. To prevent far as possi ole. this dis
honesty. We have sVpplied All ouf Authorized Gro
GERS with ffesh sample Cards, narkod ls69. Dx-
anime for yourselveo faa6 Sm
Evening star., 1869-04-15
FORTS MUST Nor BE PHoToGRAPHEp.-Tne
fello wing order has Just been issued:

HEADQUARTERS OF THE Army,
ADJUfAST GBnERAL's OPrIce.
WAsRIHoToN, April I3, 1861
GENERAL ORBERs, No. IS. -..#-
The following order, received from the War
department {, Is pubiished for the Information
an d guidance Of all concerned.
Commanding officers Of troops occupying the
regular forts built by the Engineer Depart
ment Will permit, NO Photographic or other
views Of the same to be taken without the per.
mission Of the War Department.
BY command OF General Sherman:
/ ( s L. ID. TOWNSEND, Asst Adi't Geul.
Evening star., 1869-04-15

laRAPE VINES 40 900 0RAPD vIHss Sor
NJ sale, such = Concord, Cstswbs, Disna, Dele
Also. 100 20 Outtinss Of the .ecys sers..
sum. $50 sth street east. bet and q,
Evening star., 1869-04-15

Al EfROPOLITAN
wi BOWLING SALOON,
uNDER METROPOLIrAh HALL.
RESN'A AvBSrE, yEAR 1lTH BrRKEr WEsy
GEORGE BAUER, Proprietor
eDeb from O. N 20 II D N. The ar 10 stoek O
9Th the hDest Liquors, Wines, and L..
Ales EyCt,Y-
ssssrs Of the fres, trsrds NiT"s
Cal end see Ally
Evening star., 1869-04-15
PHALON'S "PAPHIAN LOfIONn
s.Aur1vYIss THE 81 saiu Asp COMPLEX

BKMoyEe ALL ERUPTIOHs, PREOkLEs
and renders THE SKIN SORT,
Fab and BLOOMING
Tor LADIES in the NURSERY IL is Invaluable
Tor GENTLBMEN after SHAvINGi Il has no eo M aI
"PAPHIAN LOTION" is the snly reliable ron
edy for diseases and blemishes Of the SKIN.
PHALON's "PAPHIAN SOAPn
er the TOILET, N URSBRY 7 and BATH, will not
chap the SklN. Price 2S cents per cake.
ssFLOR DE MAYO.n
ssFLOR DE MAYO,
N1W PERFUME FOB THE HANDKER.
SbiEr EXQUISITE, DELICATE, LASTING
PHALON SON, Nov aork.
Jesu Sold By all Drugs Rgtsts
Evening star., 1869-04-15
BANKERS.
opposite Post Ofic

BANKERS.
LEwIs JOHNSON CO..
rfSSs1I'ANIA s4kEET HEEETh' 0oESrR loTH
DEALERS
DOMIsrIC AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
Government and Corporation Bonds bought an
AN other Marketable Securities sold or boush
JAy COOKE . co..
BA n IR,
BIYYSHHYI e1lIB1, O1PoCYD flRAsvpv
Buy and sell % carrsnf market rates. IN f..
scsssanry on hand . full supply Of all
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sBvBE rHIhTIEs, AND CeMPopND
INTHREsT BOrBs.
Sroers for STOCKS, BONDS, Ae., sxse1s
snd ooIlec riors made on all sccesstnIs p3inss.
NEG
IA. BUZZ, Treas. J. b. BBYAN Prssr
WARRINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK,
(Chsrted by ConsrssJ
PAYS INTHRIsr Oh DEPOSITS.
Bends s.d stocks, Gold and Silver bousss
Highest uarhst prices paid for Land Wsrrsn
full ssSSly Of Bsvsnas sssnDs kept oo.ssan
osene. sslstf
Fusr NATIONAL BANK
OF wAsEIHSTOA.
=. 0Soks' ,ei J.y Goes. . 20. D Prsae..,
Wd. D. HUNTINGTON, ,Ossaisy
eovlRsnEsr DEPOSITORY
AND
gIHAHCIAL AGENT OF THE unI1Rp
STATES,
lSaA avsss. s,yestfs tAs Tssssr, DspsssuM
Government Securities with Treasurer u,is
esssss,
~ONB MILLION DOLLAis.%
Wseuy md ssn al glasses Of 60vEkNMES
sEcURITIESst st current market rates.
SURNISH BICRANGS 8 ssi ~sLs cs,!sss,ss
- ALL rHE PRINCIPAL CTfLBs OF IN
UNITBD STATES
We purchase GoyerEneDt vouohsrs or sE
MOST NvOKABLE TEAMS. and give car.
al sstsntion 70
CCOUNTS OF B BVSIAISS MEN ssI IIR
sns 10 any other business entrusted 10 q.
FULL IHFoRAATIOH In regard % oOvDRb.
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GEORGE BAUER, Proprietor.
Evening star., 1869-04-15

REAR ADMIRAL JAMRs L. GARDNER has
been ordered by the Secretary OF the Navy to
comm and the navy yard at Portsmouth, N H..
on the completion OF his present duties as
member OF board. Lieutenant Commander
r. A. Walker, from the navy yard at New
York, and ordered to the Hydrographic Office
at Washington, ID. g.
Evening star., 1869-04-15

Financial Matters I'm Baltimere To-day
BALTIMORE, April H.-Virginia skies, old.
inscribed, i9k bad. 30 asked; do, i-es So bid -
asked. North Carolina skies, new. 81 nd, s.
asked.