Evening Star Newspaper, June 25, 1855, Page 4

ms THE OLD MAN. Post Ovrion DPanrunnr, June 1, 1885. man leaned on his friendly staff, POPOSALS for carrying the mails of the United With tottering and 5 from ‘January, Ashe picked his way, of « Sasdey morn, Po ten ee nS tt To the Church where he loved to go. His hair was white, and he scarely knew A friend, as he and To the words NENG his memory now. And so dim his clouded eye. f He sat on a home-made chair at eharch, In front of the preacher’s stand, And listened, as if in a pleasant dream, of @ better land. ‘The sunlight fell on his sit I ‘And his white hair turned tp gold’ And I fancy a sunlight shone from Heaven, UNITED STATES MAIL. TERRITORIES OP NEBRASKA AND KANSAS. TAR. 3th day «f June, 1858 inclusive, on the foilowing routes in the Terriicries of Nebraska and Kansas, wil! be received at the Contract (ffice of the Post Office Derertment, in the city of Washington, until Sp m., of the Ist day of October, 1855, to be decided by the 10th of the samem nth. TERRITORY CF NEBRASKA. Prom 1st of January, 1866. to 1st of July, 1862 No. 16001 From Oregon in Holt county, Missouri, P br &t+phen W. Story’s, on the Missouri, be- tween the tro Nemahas, Mr. Parket’s on Muddy Creek, John A. Singleton’s on ths Great Nemaha, Mr. Bobst’s on the Great Ne- him by ; maha, and Marysville on Blue River, to New On the heart of that pilgrim old. —— Kerney, a river, 315 miles and But the autumn leaves have fallen now, Luare bonne tease au And the old man sleeps below— Arrive at New Fort in 10 da; We never shall see him piss 7 his tottering *.ep and slow ASPIRATION AND DUTY. Ob, what is earth to those whol For higher, holier, nobler things I'd soar aloft on burning song Amidst the rush of spirit wings ! But hush, proud heart? While here below, At Duty’s cal! fulfill thy fate, And humbly, onward, upward go— ‘So shalt thou enter Heaven’s gate Excirixe Scene at 4 Weppixe.—On Tues- day evening a wedding took place at a house Third street near Poplar. ple were both Germans, and quite a large party of their countrymen and women assem- led to witness the ceremonies. It seems that the brother of the groom, Hans Belkman by to the match, whether be- cause he did not admire the bride, or whether because he did admire the fair fraulien, and wanted her for himself, has not tri At all events, just as the company was drain- ing bumpers of Rhine wine and | health of the newly-married couple, the ex cited and indignant Hans burst like a meteor or a bomb-shell into the apartment, and mat- tering between his teeth, ‘‘ Donner and blit- in Dame, was op *Sta:m wi xen! the trembling merwetter !"” alifornia bride and strove to drag her from the side of her husband. Great was the consternation which reruited from this sudden and riol: Was ejaculated from a dosen mouths, and a s:0re of st: lantly rushed to the rescue. ner and pull Hans for a time, and finally the latter, io compensate for the dis; forces, drew s pistol which he levelled Turners. The intruder was seized before his weapon was exploded and taken to the station house, where he had time to cool. subsequently held to keep the New York..Havre " and 20th ef each month. ee again Leave New Yort Kerney Menday at 6am Arrive at Oregon in 10 days. Bids to run by a proposed schedule will be con- ridered No. 15002 From Nehama Agency, in Keneas Terri- tory, by S'ephen W. Story’s, at Stary’s Ferry. Brornville, Nebraska City, Weepisg Water, Thompso7’s, at Thompson’s Ferry, Platts. routh, Belleview, Omsha City, Florence, Black Sird Hills,and Black Bird City, to the mouth of Nyoway river, in the T of Nebrask:, 250 mies end back, once a week. Leave Nemcha Ageney Arrive at the mouth of Nyoway river Leave the mouth of Nyoway river Arrive at pe ene Agency. a Bidlers will propose aschedule cf departures and arrivals No. 15003 From Bellr'ew City, by Omaha City, Fon- tinelle, Pawnees on Loup fork, to Fort Lara- mie, 500 miles and back, twice a month Leave Bellview City Arrive at Fer Laramie Leave Fort Laramie Arrive at Bellvi » City Bidders will propose a schedule of departures andariivels. Nebraska City, by New Fort Ker- . Ash Hollow. to Fort Laramie, 500 miles and back, tr ice a month Leave Nebraska City Arrive at Fort }aramio Leave Fort Larsmie ae Sesh prennnc City stale Ts Tropose a seth of departures and arrivals No. 16005 From Lindun, in Atchisen county, Mis. rouri, by John Woerland’s and Bennett’s Fer- Ty, on the Missouri river, to Nebraska City, 40 miles snd back, ones a week Leave Liodun Mondey ai m Arrive at Nebraska City day by 10pm Leave Nebraska City Tues at 6am Arrive at Lindun same day by 10pm Bids to run twice a week wil! be considered No. 15006 From Glenwood, in Mills county Towa, by Cerro Gordo, Towa, to Fellview City, 12 miles and back, three times a week Leave Glenvood Tuesday, Thursday, and Sa‘ur- dayat9am Arrite st Bellville City same days by 12 m Leave Beliview City Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday a 9am Arrive at Glenwood same days by 4pm = commence at Cerre Gomo will be con- ered ie happy cou- jired. t to the !” he ruthlessly seized oni intrusion. “Don- ‘alwart Turners gal- it was pull Tur- parity of at the He was ace [ Parla. Bulletin. EAN STEAMERS. Bids for once a week service will be considered For Deus No. 15007 From Council Bluff, Iowa, to Omaha New York..June 9 City, 6 miles and back, three times a week Havre... gi ine 23 Leave Cour cil Tluffs Monday, Thursday, and Saturday at 92 m Arrive at Omaha a same Cay3 by 10am Leave Omaha City Monday, Thureday and Sat- urday at lla m Arrive at Council Bluffs rame days by 12m June 30 New York on ers leave ‘©RIVALS AT PRENGIPAL HOTELS, Natiom2! T stsi--e. p. wittens Mrs W Hi Garber, do Miss Garber, do BH Dewall, Md Dr Maccubbin, de G G Wilhams & lady, 10 Mrs Denison, do Mrs Portlock, do Miss L Try, va Miss M Neel, do Miss V Mathews, do WJ Ma be arren, Mo Miss M Warren, do Mrs Birch Miss Bires Miss Prost G5 ada, 0 3 Williams J A Helltinger, Md HG Harbaurh, 0 Browse’ tsete!—r. rp. &w. rnonz Bi is for once a we-k service will be considered. No. 15008 From Oregon, in Holt county, Missouri, to Brownville, 60 miles aud back, once a week Leave Oregon Tu sday at 6am Arrive at Brownville same day by 10 pm Lewe Brownville Wednesday at 6am Arrive at Orezon same day by 10 p m T Ti Clagett, Va P Wasland, jr, Mass JL Harding & lady, do B Wood, SY Bids to embraée Lindun on this route, and PW Méubach Va commence the service at sii offeeamdend at x Moris, “a Brownville, will he considered. No, 15009 From Sidney. lows, to Nedragia City, 13 miles and back, once a week Leave Sidney Saturday at 8 am Arrive at Nebrasks City cams day by 12m Leave Nebrarka City Saturday at 2pm Arrive at Sidney same day by 6 p m. No. 15010 From Cerro Gordo, Iowa, to Piatt’s Mouth 9 wil-s and back, twice a week Leave Cerro Gordo Tuesday and Satorday et 10 an W_W Reynolds, Pa R W Raynor, Halifax © W Blineoe, Va J Walder, Tex 3 B Mathews and lady, Ala TK feck & lady, do Miss Mathews, do Mrs E GPE Arrive at Piatt’s Mouth same days by 12m Leave Platt’s Mouth Tuesday aad Saturday at.1 pm Arrive at Cerro Gerdo same deys by3pm Bids for onc 2 week rervice will bs considered, No. 1601] From onors. Missouri, to Brownville, 5 Miles and back *hree times a week Jeave Sonora Monday, Wednesday, and Friday m A & Swartzeil, la 33 Jameson, jr, Mel Dr T Magill, do P Kearney, Li M Kearney, do A T Harrington, DC atl0a J Lunt, do Arrive at Brownyille same days by 12 m ™& Miller, do Leave Brownville Monday, Wetnesdey, and ER Millar, Va Friday at 2pm Arrive et “oncra came daysby 4pm Bidders wil! propose schedule, andonce a week servios will be con-iderad. JEG Early, Ma R F Patterson, Tean No, 15012 From Scnora, Mie-ouri, to Vebraska Cit; JP Bradley, lady & child, W Earley & lady, do 2% miles nnd back, oncea week nn? NY D Reynolds, Mass Leave Sonora Monday at 4 am Miss 5 Eradley, do © Young, BC i Arrive at Nebracka City same day by 12m Miss K Jotinson, do E A Stans, Va leave Nebraska City Monday st | pm 8 A Bowman & lady, Fa W W Tumer, do Arrive at Sonora same day by 9 pm J Barnes & -ister, NJ D B Ghisiey, Pena This route is suppose} to be unnecessary. J Smith & family, do ZB Beall, Md No. 15013 Frem Council Bluff Iowa, to Florence, 9 ~ = Hall, NY rene newt ag ae and back. thres times a week ro D3 ammett, do ve Cvunell Bluff, Monds: 2 H Lecour, jr, 20 B Debisehe, 60 Friday at lpm” ae erent oe 3 Chureniil, Ky W_H Shore, Va Arrive at Fiorecce same days by 3 pm ik Throckmorton, do B Haspel, do Leave Florence Monday, Wednesday, and Fri- W Seymour, Va Rev J Jones, 8C day at 10am w Mitchell, do R Crane, Ga Arrive at Coun'i! Bluff same days by 12m Dr RH Cabell, do ON Ogaen. La bids to run by a preposed schedule will be cov- 8 D Me ry, La J Barbour, Va sidsted, and ence a week service will also be J Vanstyne, Pa W H Jonas, Ky W Houston, Tenn Miss Houston, do Miss Alexander, do W H Pulkerson, do E Abbou, Mi J Abbott, do Willariis’ Ioiel—z. 4. & 5. c. witasne AS Heart, NY E Cooper, do FP L Chiiaes, do 8 P Brown, Me J G Burton, Army € A MacMurpby, Ga B L Roberts & lady, do L Bamberger i K Cooke, Va G T Wallace, do J McPariand, Mi Mrs H Van Wagner and son, NY D W Borton, Mass 8 Lewis, Pa J W Geary, do € C Spencer, Md W C Spencer, USA H. Adams, jr, USN E Laporie ; Miss C Colby, NB = E A Ryther, Va RK Meade, do — Kirkwood Houre—s. a. & 4. KIRKWOOD W O Linth‘cum, Md M_O Davidson, do 43M Standish, Va B Martin, Tean J Hendrick, PY 8 Bendrick, La A Orr, P'a J Morgan, do W Wail DC W J Warren, NY WM Malton, do JE Brown, Pa C C Beautlebury, do G W Lane, Ma J Mohler, do United States Hotel—z. c. nackuar. P Derbyshire, Va W Deliworth, do Hackney,do * « Mr Ward, Va ——e — hi auston House, Alexandria, Va « NEWTON, PROPRIETOR. “ B B Washington, Va sw man, do MT er, o> Dr Miles, Md 3 € Taliaterro, do F Marbury, do B Boteler, do RL Right, Va W J Newton, do 'T Perry, do J Malone, do Willards’ Hotel—vld Point Comfort, Va. H » Portsmouth — SS jaykin, do T Mom ery, do H J Bi “z sc t 'T H Portlock, Norfolk 1 Hedglne lhe do E Barref, thiia Gray, NY Phomas, do M Grey, cio Gu seas L G J A 6 considered. No. 16014 Prom Florence by Dodze City, to Fente- nelle 35 miles and back. three times a week Leave Piorence Mond+y, Wednesday, and Pri- dsy at8am Arrive at Fontanelle same dayr by 6 p m Leave Fontanelle Tuesday, Thursday, and 8s turdsy at 8am Arrive at Florence same deya by 6 Pm M G McKinan and lady, do Miss Warren, do CS McKinne, ¢o A Smedes, NC A Moise, jr, Tenn = Bids for once « week service will be considered wit Aby, seg No. 16015 From Glenwood. Iowa, to Flatt’s Mouth, We ty Md 9 miles and brek, twice a week pill Engle, USN Leave Glenwood Monday ani Thursday at 12 2pm jursday at , opm Arrive at Glenwood same days by 5 pm Bids for once s week service will iS considered. No. 15016 —— vorigilg J.D. N. Thomp- son's, at Thompaon’s Fe 15 miles and back, twic2 a week = Leave Mid ‘ey Monday and Friday at 8am n Arrive at Platt’e Mouth same days b Leave Piatt’s Mouth Mondsy and Th J A Uefeiberger, Wid G W Hazzard, do M_A Rene, N¥ 38 Salisbury, do J Maddock, jr, NY Mr Williams, DC J Milosans, Ma Arrive st Thomj-on’s Perry same days by 12 m z — ss ions mens Per-y Monday and Friday at ae pie ihe Arrive at Sidney same days by 5 p m J Gue, lady and servant, Bids for once s week service will be considered Ala No. 160'7 From Magnolia, Iowa, to Florence, 30 P B Heoe, do miles and bark, once a week Dr AJ Semmes, DU leave Magnolia Tuesday at 8am Arrive »t Florence sameday by 6 pm Leave Florence Wednesday at 8 a m Arrive at M: lia same day by 6 pm No. 15018 From mnolia, Iowa. to 45 miles acd back, once a week Leave Magnolia Friday at 6am Arcive at Black Bird City same day by 9 pm Mies 5 Bliason, Del Mis: B Rothwell, do CM Hammett, Md B Debesche, do Leave Black Bird Oity Saturday at 6am J W Preston, do Arrive at Magno!l'a same day by *pm 4 P Durpy, do No 15019 From Sargeant’s Bluff, Iowa, to Blask W Newell, Pa Bird City, 20 miles and back, once a week AW sw: +, 3C Leave Sargeant’s Kloff ‘Tuesday at 68m E F Bennet’, NJ Arrive at Black Bird City same day by 12m G W Harrison, NY Leave Black Bird City "Tuesday atipm piapet ae Arrive at Sargeact’s Bluffsame day by 7 pm = ot Martin, No. 15020 From Leavenworth City, b: seri fg rh ary ves bap ye = Mooney, Grasshopper Palls, Rock Point, Vee. — to Dyers, on big Blue, — miles and Leave Leavenworth City ——- Dyer’s H we Dyer’ Der ites, RY Arrive at Leavenworth City ple DC — will state distance and propose a sehed FC Foster im friend Va This route is sup) to be in Kanras. W Foster. do r No. 15021 From Atchison to Marysville, — miles juno fants Sania Arrive at Atchison This route is supposed to be in Kansas, No. 15024 From Sargeant’s bluff to Florence, 80 miles and back, ence a week F Cook, DC Leave Sargeunt’s Blaft P B Hooe, Va Arrive at Florence £ M Brazton, do Leave Florence yt aig Arrive at Eargeant’s Bluff N Puspherd, do Bidders will propose « schedule of depertores W Herbe and arrivals. BW Men x KANSAS TERRITORY. J Stansbury” No. 15206 From Saint Joseph, Mo, by Highland, to C Green, Ca Marysville, 190 miles and back, once a week Leave 8t. Joseph Monday at 6.2m Active at Maryaville Thursday by 9 pm Ieave Mary vil'e Monday at 6am Arrive at St. Joseph Thursday by 9 pm ‘This routs is supposed to eu; Ne. IT Bie kee not be let to contract. . 182 m by Wo f River, to Hi land. 25 m‘les and bac! ones a wee! = JH Williams, Balt PL Smith, Jady, child & serv’t, do W Baxter & lady, NY Miss E Baxter, do Miss JM Baxter, do L-ave Doniphan Thursday at 6 J Mirrill & lady, ta Arrive at Hignined oem aay by 10 pm Miss J E Merrill,do Leave Iich'snd Priday at 6m ne igs Ceis.an, do 7 An Salme ay Sy 10 pm Miss 7 : ® servant, } Ko. 3 0 7 Po bod peateoee Speing ” to Sra y Pees, 2o ties wi W Gray, ao 3 Weck 4 ne beh ont Leave Atehison Menday at 6a m Bird City, |. Leave Marysville Wednesday, Friday, and 8un- Creek same DOCTOR HOOFLAND’S day at 3 esttecgpes {oe rrr Fasetay atu Went Atchison Friday, Sunday, ond Tuee- CELEBRATED No, 15909 From by Marlene! ‘to Grasa- - hopper Creek P miles feck thew ‘times wi be considered. : a No. 15284 From Whitehead’s, ty, Highland, tows Point, to Story’s Landing, 40 miles and’ back, once a PREPARED RY week Leave Whitehead’s F-jday at$ am DE. C. M. JACESON, Philad's., Pa, Leave Highland Saturday at 1 pm Arrive at Oregon same day by 7 p m. No, 15230 From Fort Lgsverworth to Sac and Fox Agency, 100 mil’s and back, once a week Leave Fort Leavenworth Monday at 6am Arrive at Sac and Fox Agency W+dnesday by im Leave Bac and Fox Agency Thursday at 6a m Arrive at Fort Leavenworth #aturday by i2 m. No. 16240 From Fort Scott to Fort Atkinson, — week Leave Leavenwor'h City Monday at 6am Arrive at Pawnee Sa'urday (6th day) by 6pm Leave Pawnee Monday at 6a m .. Arrive at Leavenworth Saturday (5th day) by 6 pm Bids te extend to Fort Riley, one mile further, nsidered. will be cor No. 15211 Ses sect uae ee, law- renee keska, Lacomp- foetal Seen ts Witten, 1 miler and ‘uttering at the Pit of the Stomach, Swan Vision, Dots of Webs Dall Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, Arrive at Fort Scott Bidders will state the distance and prepose a ing Arrive at Whitfield next days by 10 p m Leave Whitfield Monday, Wednesday, and Fri- Bidders will state the distance and propose a schedule. No. 15242 F:om Westport to Fort Scott, — miles and back Leave Wes*port Monday at 6 am Carolina is respectfully sud» itted, Arrive at Council Grove Saturday by 6 pm Leave Council Grove Monday at 6 a m Arrive at Westport Satarday by ofa by Wea Mission, Fore Scott. miles and beck, once a wi Leave Westport Monday atS am Arrive at Fort Scott Wednesday by 8am L-ave Fort Scott Wednesday at 12 m Arrive at Westport Saturday by 10 pm No. 15214 From Osawattomie by Henry Sherman's, to the Sac and Fox Agency, 50 miles and back, once a week Leave Osawattomie Moray at6am Arrive at Zac and Fox Agency same day by 10 nh res Ssc and Fox Agency Tuesday at 6am Arrive at Orawatt mie same day by 10pm No, 16215 From West Point, (Mo.,) by Thomas Polk's and Ula Catholic Mission, to Sagar Mound, 40 miles and back, once a week Leave West Point Thur-day at 6am Arrive at Sugar Mound same day by 10pm Leave Sugar Mound Friday at6a m Arrive at West Point same tk byl0pm No. 15216 Frem Tekumeeh, by Wacharuss, to fac and Fox Agency, 90 miles and back, once a week Leave Tekumseh Arrive at Pacand Fox Age icy Leave Sac and Fox Agency Arrive at Takumseh Bidders will propose a schedule of departures and arrivals This service is eupnosed to ba unnecesgery at present. No, 16217 From Dougles, by Osawk-e, to Highland, 80 mes and back, oncs a we-k Lesve Dougias Monday at 6am Accive at High'and Neturday by 10 p m Leave Highland Mo day at6am Arrive et Westport Bidders will state the distance and propoee a schedule. For forms of proposals, guarantee, and certifi- case; also, instructions and requirements, (em bracing conditions to be incorporeted in the com tracts tosuch ext-nt as the department may deem Proper,) sre adverticement invitiog p: for mall service in the western and south wes'ern States. dated 9th January, 1854. JAMES CAMPBELL, Portmaster General. TESTIMONY FROM NORTH CAROLINA. mand County, N.C. Pixs itt, March 4th, 1854. iwelve months th: at the pl me said I must die. Whi this condition, | was carried to the watering places in Virginia, ‘Tennes june 4—lawiw WE WOULD NOT GIVE A DOLLAR OR ALL THE TINCTURE HAMPTON EV- ER MADE.—Thus spoke a wise and good man, but mark the change! Let ‘he afflicted hear him, and then decide whether to suffer on or be made whole. Ye professional m2a, with ruined health, hear! Rev. James W. Huxnicor, the taiente:d and inde- ident editor of that highly popular and extensive 'y read paper, the Christian Banner, published at Fredericksburg, Va., in his editorial of the [8th of May, 1855, thus speaks cf HAMPTON’S VEGE TABLE TINCTURE: “Some time ago We merely al!uded to Hampton’s Vegetable Tincture, with a promise of noticing more particularly whe great relief we have oursel! derived from its use During our collegiate course, owing to sedentary habits, we became quite dyspep- tic, and were very much troubled with vertigo For more than twelve years after leaving college, we were laboring unler these two afflictions In the spring of 1) our genera! health beeame so delicate any water to which | was taken. While on my way home, f <i a week at Rutherfordton, a amit) village in 3 some Chalybeate water in that place. About the last of the week, I went into a drug store to get some medicine for = child and myseif. There were several of the village physicians in the store, and one of them seemed to take some interest in my case. and, after asking me some questions, said he had been a dyspeptic, and had been greatly bene- fitted by the use of “ Dr. Hoofland’s German Bit- ters,’ prepared by you, and he insisted that I would try the Bitters He also called the next day at my room, and insisted so much that I would try them that f asked him to get me one bottle. He did it, and I commenced taking it as directed, and [ do say I was more benefitted by it than all the water and medi I had ever taken. After renching home one of my neighbors came to me fora prescription and medicine, (he a dyspep- tie,) and tpave him nearty ol! the Bitters 1 had left, which effected much good in his case. He has often called on me for more of the same k nd of medi- cine, saying he was more benefitted by it than any ovier he had taken, but T have been able to get aac that it was with great difficulty we could attend to |. y more for him or myself oo joey there No. ins om Fact Boots to Batholtct Mieston in | the ordinary duties of our profession Everything fore, please ship me a dozen or more as soon as aa the Osage nation, 40 miles and back, once a| We ate immediately turned acid, our digestive or- ebie. Respectfully yours, W. SMITH. gans became wholly deranged; losing as it seemcu to us, all their activity and vitality; we were con- stantly depressed in spirit, one energy almost for- 800k us, and nothiag but necessity urged us on to action. = We had taken strong medicines, observed great week Leave Fort Scott Monday at 6a m Arrive at Catholic Mission same day by 10 p m Leave Catholic Mission Turnday at 6am Arrive at Fort Scottrame cay by 0p m D. R. HOOKER, Roger’: Store, Wake Co., N. C., October 24. 1853, saye:—“* Having experienced very great benefit from the use of “ Hoéfland’s German Bitters,” in Chronic Dysentery and functional de- rangement of the Liver, and its concomitant evils, No. 16219 Fron Fert Scott, by Thomas Polk’s, to A are fam desirous of ining a eantity of it for 7 e West Point, (Mo..)40 miles and back, once a Spinel pacha conde ih, ae beneft of wunity. You will, therefore, week Leave Fort Scott Wednesday at 6am Arrive at Weet Point same day by 10 pm Leave Weet Point Thursday at 6am Arrive at Fort Scott same day hy 10 pm No. 15220 From Fort Sertt, hy Big Dry Wood, to Neosho, (Mo.,) 75 miles and back, once a week Leave Fort Sestt Weln esdey at6am Arrive at Neosho Priday by 10 pm Lesve Neosho Sunday at 6am Arrive at Fort Scot: Tuesday by 10 pm No. 15221 From Leavenworth City, by Kickapoo, Atchison, Poniphin, ond Briant, to White- hea/’s, 52 miles and back, once a week Leave Leavenworth City Tuesday at 6 am Arrive at Whitebeud s next day by 12m Leave Whitehead’s Wednesday at 3 pm Arrive at Leavenworth City next day by 10 pm No. 16222 From Piwnee to Merysville, 100 miles and bick, onp2 a week Leave Pawnee MordayatGam - Arrive at Marysville Saturday by 6 pm Leave Maryville Monday at 6am Arrive at Pawnee Saturday by 6 p m. No. 15223 From Council Grove, by Fort Riley, to Pawnee, 40 miles and back. once a week Leave Uourcil Grove Monday at 6am Arrive at Pawnee nex day by 12m Leave Pawnee Tue:duy at 3pm Arrive at Council Grov> next day by 10 pm bide to run twice a week will be considered. No. 15224 From Weston (Mo) to Atchison, 18 miles and back, twice a week Leave Wes'on Tues iay and Saturday at 6a mj} Arrive at Atchicon same days by 12m Leave Atchison Tuesday and Saturday at 3pm Arrive et Westen some days by 9p m = is supposed to be superseded by No. No. 15225 From Tecumseh, by Baptist Mission, Uniontown, and Warpaua to Pawnee, 82 miles and beca, ones a week Leave Tecum+eh Monday at 6am Arrive at Pawnee Wednerday by 6 pm Leave Pawnee Thursday at 6am Arrive at Tecumseh Saturday by 6 p m. No. _ From Pawnee to Keeder, — miles and Please send a lot, &e. &e. CERTIFICATE OF WM. J. ATWOOD. Hoentsvitie, Yanrut Co, N.C, Nov. }st, 1855. i. C. M. Jackson—Dear Sir: Allow me to ny sincere thanks for your disco’ which, to say the least of it, has ef- da cure that all other medicines, that I have taken, have entirely failed to do. “Hoofland’s Ger- man Bitters” bave eured of the most stubborn and aggravated case of the that, perhaps, ever fe he lotof man. My ¢ is nota stranger in nunity, as fam well known in tiis and the counties, and can truly say Ubat my re covery has astounded all my friends and relations, as | had tried everything recommended, end nothi did me any good until | was prevailed upon to try rs. You are atliberty to make iny use of 2 communication, for the benefit of tie afficted, may think proper, Truly yours. : 83 ‘Wa. 4. ATWOOD. ly vegclable, they invigorate teih, ucver prostrate it, and s well az adults. i respec ¢ dealers everywhere, and by Z. D. GILMAN, Washington; J. L. KID WELL, Georgetown; and J. K. PIER PONT, Alexund: mar !—ly a female friend of ours importuned us to get a bottle of Hampton’s Vegetable Tincture, assuring us that we would find great relief from its use. We briefly replied, “we would not give a doliar for all the Tinc- ture Hampton ever made, so far as Our own individ- ual health was cunce We had no faith in it nor any other meu. in effecting a cure on us. In the kindness of her t, however, without con sulting us about it, she sent and got one bottle and urged us to accept of it, and for her sake, as it could not possibly injure us, to use it according to direc tion. For the high regard we had for ber and her act of Kindness, we promised todo so. And with out exageration we can truly say that before we hal used the contents of one bottle we felt like a new man We used, consecutiy from ten to fifteen bot- Ues. We were airaid to gi up, fearing our old diseases might return, Since then, our digestive Organs have been uniformly correct, our head clear, aud so far as our fabors, tolls, Habilities, responsi bilities, and worldly s will allow, our spirits have been buoyant, and we et what we please, and as much as we please, and when we and allis well. For the sake of the afflicted we make this statement, hoping that others may find the same relief from its use that we have. It should be hept in every tamiiy. No family should ever be without HA MPT ON’S VEGETABLE TINC- TURE.” Lawyers, Doctors, Bankere, Ministers, in all the Departments of State, Ladies and Gentlemen in the highest walks of life, as wel! as those moving in the most humble spheres, speak of the cures en them- selves aud friends by this wonderful article. ‘all and get pamphiets gratis, and see enres 0 Cough, Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Neuraizia, Dvs psia, Ni ness and General Weaku: Asa p or for delicate child@en we believe u you bitters are entis OARTER’S SPANISH MIXTURE. The G < Purtfier of the Blood! Rot a Particle ct Mercury In It 4 Rayrvy for Scrofula, King’s Evil, Ostinats a ct, Blotches, Boile, of ‘Patter, Benld Th 78, Byphilitice Disorders, Lambego, Spinal Comple'nts, and all the diseaas« arising from am injudicious uss of Mercury, Im- prnf nce iu date, or Impurity of the Blood. ‘HIS valuable Medicine, which has become cele » brated for the number of extracrdinary cures. effected through its agency, has indaced the propri- etors, at the urgent request of their friends, te offer it $0 the public, which they do with the utmost com Gdence in ite virtues 254d wonderful curative prop- erties The iillowimg certificates, selected trom a large number, are, howorer, stronger testimoay than the msre word ofthe propristore; nd sre ll from gentlemen well Enown in their localities, nad of ths highest reepectabi nany of them recidiag in the elty of Rickizon &. UOYDEN, Beq,, of the Exchange Eotel, Rich- cond, known e here cays he hasseen the Moi icine called Canran’s Sramisa Mixtuas, administered in over a hun2red caseg, in nearly ell the diseases for which it fe recommendod, with the most aston- ishingly good results. Be says it is the moct ex- trasrdiaary medicine he hes «ver esen. it unequi l. Sold by MORTIMER & MOWBRAY, 140 Bain more street, Baltimorc; and 304 Broadway, N. York Cuas. Storr & Co., J. B. Moore, D.B. Crarge Ciarge & Bow1ixe, W. Eviior, and H. McPrsr son, Washington ; atvo. by R. 8. F. Cissat, George town, and C, UC. Berry, Alexandria, and by Drug gists STOR OF THE EB. CHURCH. o A EXETER STREET, M strong desire to benefit the afflicted induces thus to ceriify. We chul'enge any other medicine to present such a mass of testimony from gentlemen and ladies of high standing of onr own weil-known citizens. who testify of cures of COUGH, BRON CHITIS, RHEUMATISM. DYSPEPSIA, &c. Bavtimore, January 24th, 1855. Messrs. Mortimer § Mowbray: I take pleasure in saying to you that I have used your “Hampton’s Tincture” with very great profit. From a serious taroat affection, my general health fad become very much impaired, when [ com- wmenced to use * Hampton’s Tincture.’? Arrive at Pawnee Bidters wili propose archedale and state the distance. Ne. 16227 From Westport, (Mo.,) by Powell’s Store ud St. Barnard, to fac and Pox Agency, 60 and back, onc? 3 week Leave Westport Monday at 12m cette at Sac and Fox Agency Wednesisy by m Leave Sac ard Fox Ag-ney Wedoesday at 3pm Arrive at Weetport F iday by 3 p m. y % ( I found iD FLVER—Uiz “UE : No, 15428 From Kansas, (Mo ,) by Wyandctte and its effects w . AGU AND FLOVER—GAGAT CURE —I hereds pou my general health most salutary.—} oe - er its use. stam 3 Leave Ostwkee Tuerday at 3 pm formed, they have use it with success, ovt permanent relief. At laxt I tried Oarter’s Arrive at Kansas next day by 9p m Bpaasch Mixture, two bottles of which offectuaily Bids to run three times a week will be oonsid- cured me, and { am b=ppy to say I have had neither chills or fevers since. I consider it the beet Tonle in this world, and the culy medicine that ever reeched m~ case. JOAN LONGDEN. BuAVER ar Rishimoad, Vs. 0. B. LU now in the city of Richriond and for imsny years ia the Post Office, has anch Yours truly, on™ Lananan, Pastor M. E. Church, Baltimore, BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS. Raueten, N. C., Feb. 8, 1855. Messrs. Mortimer § Mowbray : I do hereby certify that about twelve months ago J ered. No. 15429 From Independence, (‘fo..) ty the settle CER As ments at the mouth of the Huerfano, on the Upper Arkansas, and Littl+ Salt Laka Settle ments, at the head «f the Nicollet River, to Stockton, California 2,400 miles, once a month H crane contidence im the astoninilug eficacy of Carter’s Leave Iedependence and hed our atiachaclit Tees often Gane Dynatech Mixtaze, Chat be bac bocedt apwante of 68 Arrive at Stockton es . ak sted Leave Stockton Hampton’s Vegetable Tincture. I procured one Mr. Lack says he has asver known it to fail when teken a ing to directions. Dr. MINGE, « practising Physiclan, and formerly of the Gity Hotel, in the city of Kichmond, says he bes witmeseed in » oumber of Instances the effects of Carter’s Spanish Mixture, which were most traly gorprising. He says ta acace of Consumption, de boule, and afier taking which, I was satisfied that Twas much better ; and that, after taking the fourth bottle, I was entirely well, and now I enjoy as good health as ever I did in iay life. I can, and do, with out the least hesitation, recommend the Tincture to eons afflicted in my way. ‘ours, Gro. W. Weaxter. Arrive at in ependence Bids to run by a proposed sehedule, and to pass other points in lieu of those named ja the Foute, #o as to convey the mails in the short- est possible time, wll be considered. No. 15230 Brom faint eel ca (Mo,) by Great Ne mabaw Agency and Urbaona, to Marysville, + Srl Seerul indeed act raeiere See eee eee 85 miles and back, on-c a week CURE FITS—READ! SAMUEL M. DRINKER, of the firm of Drinker 4 ears ep Jeaph Priday at 6 a m a agg hieentonys Gold-—-¥rom one of the most! srorris, Richmond, was cured cured of Liver Gata. trive at t} t by 6 jets in Sout ‘arolina. * is o antssee bg ar be 3 byt pm pectal SaaRteaton, S.C. Sept, 21, 1853, pisint of three years standing, by the use of two bcttiee of Carter’s Spanivb Mixture. GREAT CURR C? POROFULA.—-The Baliors of the Richmond Republican hod 2 cervant employe! fo their press room, cured of viclent Sorofuln, com bined with Rheumetine, which entirely disabied him from work. Two bottles of Oarisr’s Rranish Mixture made a parisot cure of him, and the Bdi- tors in a public page! thay “clssrfuly recom- mend it to al! who cre atiicted with any disaaz: ef the blood” STILL ANOTHER CURE OF 8CROFULS.~I had Arrive at Saint Joseph next da: bpm No.16231 Prom Weston, (Mo.,) b Cee Atchi- son, 18 miles and back, twice a week Leave Weston Monday and Friday at 6am Arrive at Atchison seme days by 12m Leave Atchiecon Monday and Priday at 1 pm Arr.veat Weston same days by 7 pm = — — —_ & week will be considered (0. 15282 From Leavenworth, by Stranger Cree! Croasiag, Hickory Point, Osaukee, Grnsene'o, Soldier Oreek, Silver Lake, Catholic Messrs. Mortimer & Mowsray:—The sale ef your Hampton’s Vegetable Tincture is increasi: every day, and every bottle sold recommends valuale medicine to the afflicted. Several of our pues have tried it in different cases with aston- hing success, and are getting it by half dozens. It has been found wo be the greatest remedy for rheu- matic affections, and a wonderful cure has been performed on a negro boy, suffering from Fits. [ will furnish you with a number of certificates if you wish them. mluahia bey sured ef Seavtaia ty Guvtes Rock Creek, and Blue, to Fort Riley, 130 miles Tam, gentlomes. yours, = W.G.Taorr. | 8 SLs Mistere lara a smty 2) yonehas wpe omer palate Sour, Tecnu Risertnien! caer se Dye | medicine. JAMS M. TAYLOR, Oondustor on the yend 6 aa ‘avenworth Mondsy and Thureday Po. Nervousness and General’ Weakness. As a| B.F. and P. Rit. Co. Richmond, Vo. Arrive at Fort Riley Wednesday and Saturday | female medicine or for delicate children we believe by 12 y 12 m & unequalled. Mr. JOHN THOMPSON, residing ta tho ott: r i. ° SON 7 of Taare Fort Riley Weduesdey and Saturday at 3 z tice hicdig tt Mtl Beary tol LENA lege d, was cure? by three bottles of Cartars Bichmon. Spanish Mixture, of Salt jum, which bw had for nearly twenty yesrs, and which ell the plysiciaos of the ety could not care. Mr. Thompson iso well known mecchantin the city of Gichmondf and bir is mest Sezrarkable. WH. &.GATTAEWA, of Richmond had a servant cured of a in the worst form, vy Carters ure. Ee rays he cheerfully recom: Cuas. Storr & Co., J. B. Moors, D. Crarur & Bow.ixe, W. Excror, and D son, Washington ; also, by R. 8. F. Ctsagu, George town; and C. C. Barry, Alexandria, and by Drug- gists everywhere. feb 2i—u “FOR POOR AND LABORING MEN. MALL BUILDING LOTS of 10 feet or more, ix Pp ar at Fort Leavenworth Friday and Mondsy pm B'ds to ran once s week wi'l be considered. No 15233 From Fort Leaysnwerth, by the settle ments and towns ot Lawrence, Wilson Springs, Pottawattamie, and Suger Creek, to + Fort Scott, 125 miles and b ck, once @ week Leave Fort Leavenworth Wednesday at 6 am i mends it, and considers it & very invaluable medi- Arrive at Fort Scott Friday by 6 pm various parts of the City, aud ns, at | cine. . reste ree peed: Batata at6am low prices, and terms to suit. LLOYD & 00. roy ed ocala commissioner of the revenus, ive at Foi venworth Monday by 6 pm f ae ad seen the good effects of Carter's Spaniab No. 15284 From Kansas (Mo,) to Lawrones, { n- BUILDING STONE, Gicters i Gomsabeee f hilitic cases, and sya it *as,) 40 miles and back, six times a week Yor eale, deliverable ct the Canal, or Wharves Ip 7 eure forthat ible disease. Leave Kaneas daily, except Sunday, ata m | Washington, Georgetown, or Alexandria. WM. @. HARWOOD, ef Richinond, eured of old Arrive at Lawrence same days by 9 p m LLOYD & 00. | Soresand which disabled him frem walking. Lave Lawrenes daily, except cunday, st 6am 16th street, opp. Tressury Department. Took a few bottles of Carter's end Arrivent Kanas sane days by 9 pm yy was ensbled to walk without # cruteb, in « short Bids to run three ti: and on be considered. re or et No. 16235 From Fort feott, by Sugar Mound, Cen- treville, and Henry fherman's t) Hibbard, 60 ———— RESIDENT’S MOUNTED GUARD iCK P STEP This excellent piece of Mus of the composer, Mr. Robeit Hones has just been New York. published by the subseribers, & KONE, No. 18% North Second st., A T. W. DY miles acd back once a wesk jegani i tide page 13) paiigtel Leave Fort Sooft Wednesday at 6am pa Jake ee RESERES 5 REAM, Bete Mammen Bik Arrive ot Hibbard Thureday by 12 m * Music Publishers, Depot in Star Buiidi bg .eave Hibbard Thursday at 3 p m — id ws ad ‘And for sale by CHARLES STOTT, Washington, Arrive at Fort B-oit Fridey by 9 p m — D. 0; HENRY P' Alexaodria, and by Druggivte No. 18286 From Fort Atchison *o Marysville, 120 Pz AND GILLOTT’S 8T <EL PENS in a miles Aud baek. thres times a week variety, bought in person from the manufactur- $1 per bottle, or six bottles for $5: leave Athi sn Monday, Wodne-dey, and Fri "the andersigned, in this way securing genu-| _ **d 3!——2¥ , 3s is the best quatity and finish, of at je Weduesday, and and, IC « Anite wine 1, Pridey, PRANCK TAYLO! leccane Bitters, e at Grasshopper Creek a: 12m Leave Gramboppes Oreck Pusey, Wieteasy, Arrive at © ’s Landing same day by-9 pm LIVER ¢ OMPLAINT, BYSPRP CURR: 4 and Satorday at 1 pm Leave tory’s Landing Saturiay at5 em } , BYSPRPSIA, JAUNDICE, Arrive at Kickapoo same days by 7 pm Arrive at Whiteliead’s same day by 9 p ™- | Chronic or Nervous ility, Diseases of the Pids to run once a week will be considered. No, 15238 From Oregon, (Mo.,) by Iowa Point, to | Kidneys, and all disecees ty from o die No. 15210 From Leavenworth City, by Nuato Co toes Highland, (Kansas,) 12 miles and back, onos | fered Liver or , Marre inte hme si i Hagel road leave Saturday at 63m Such as Constipation, Inward Piles, a or non, to Pawnee, 146 miles and back, once & Arrive st Highland same day ty 12m Blood to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nau sea, Heartburn, Disgust for food, Fullness or weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sink- mg o1 sn the Head, Hurried and difficult Breathing, Plu@ring at the Heart, Choking or Suffocating Sensations when in a lying Posture, Dimness ot the Sight, Fever and Perspiration, Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the &ec., Sudden Flushes mile: and back. of —— inthe A jesh, —— eee back. three times a week Leave Fort Scott ings of Evil, and great depression pirits. nesd: Arri A HE eior, in calling tae attention of the ors borate pera ge pitonltag pipe peng ‘tl bite to this prepatation, doce 80 with a feel- the utinost confidence in its virtues and adap- tation to the diseases for which it is recommended. i o ied article, but one tat has day até6am schedule. _it is no new and untri a » dled ort ne: 5 Ne. 15241 From Fort Scctt te Crawford Seminary, | stoed the test of a ten years’ trial before the Am Bids mae, foes! gifs dered. —mil-s and back con people, aid its reputation and sale is unrivalled No. 16212 From Westport, (Mo,) by Bul) Oreek, Leave Fort Scott by any similar preparations extan: The testimony “Black Jack, One-!iundred-and- Mile Creek, Arrive at Crawf rd Semicary ia its favor given by the most prominent and = and Council City, to Council Grove, 126 miles Leave Crawford Seminary sown Physicians and individuals, in all parte o! and back, once a week : Arrivs at Fort Scott ‘he couatry is immense. The following from North any who may still doubt, tomy “Memorabilia,” or Prac- tical Receipt Book, for Farmers and Familics, to be had aratis, of all the Agents tor the German Bitters, 120 Arch st. No. 15213 From West) Mo... Leave Westport Principal Office and Manufactory, £ = Osawattomie, M 4 Hees Centreville, 8u- Arrive at Fort Scott Philade!phia, Pa. Mound; Mine Creek, and Little to Leave Fort Sett —_— Certificate of Dr. W. Smith, of Pine Hill, Rich- Dr. C. M. Jackson, Phitadelphis—Dear Sir: I have been a subject of Dyspepsia, in its worst f rm, for-the last five years. Such was my conditicn for ‘ians and all who saw see and North Carolina, but was net benefited by orth Carolina, to try the effect of TRAVELERS’ MBRCTORY. BY RAILRGAD DIRECT TO THD wpsgt. Ae POR lime between Washington and Wheeling but 174 hours! Running time between Wash? and Cincinnati 27 hours !! Through Tickets and Baggage Checks to be had in Washington !!! THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO ' RAILROAD | AVING greatly umproved its Western connec tons now offers the fullest inducements to travelers between Wachineton, Baltimore, and all portions of the West, the Nonuwest and the South weet. The connection between the trains from Wash- ington and the trains bound west from Baltimore is always promptly made at the Washington Junction (iately called Uie Relay House) 9 miles from Balti more. ‘This i the ouly chance of cars required be tweee Washington and the Obio river, is checked through to Whee at the Washington station, and rechecked and transferred there. (wah the passengers) without charge, for those hoiding shrough tickets for points Beyond. The connecting trains lwave Washington daily at 6 a.m. and 4% p. m. On Sundays at the latter hour only, At Wheeling direct connection is made with the trams of the CENTRAL. OHIO RAILROAD, run ning from Bellaire onthe Ohio, near Whe 5 through Cambridge, Zanesville and Newark, to COLUMBUS. These trains connect at Newark with ihe cars of the Newark, Mansfield and Sandus- ky Rallroad for Sandusky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago Si. Lows, ete. At Columbus the C. O. Roi!road trains connect with the fast trains of the Liftle Miami to Xenia, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE, ete. At Xenia (on Little Miami Railroad) connection is formed with the trains through Dayton,to INDIAN- APOLIS, Terre Haute, Lafayette, Chicago, Rock island, 8t. Louis, ete. @g@- Passengers boiding through tickets tor Mem- phis Vicksburg, Natches, New Orleans, etc., which are also sold et Washington—are transferred at Cin- cnnati to the Mail Steamers on the Ohio. Tickem ‘or Evansville, Cairo, and St. Louis are sold by this route. ®g@-FOR CLEVELAND, and via Cleveland to Toleds, Detroit, nage, ete., tickets are sold, when the Ohiois navigable berween Wheeling and Wellsville (forty miles) where a connection with the Cleveland and Plisburg Railroad is made. Travelers are reques'e4 to notice that wkile this route affording through uckets and checks Washington, it is also the soortest, most speedy, direct to nearly al! the leading points in the West. The distance from Washington toCin is but 653 miles, being about 100 miles short- er than by any other route! FARE BY THROUGH TICKET FROM WA8SR INGTON: To Wheeling, $9 50; Columbus ‘65; n, $15 50; Cincinnati, $16 ; Louisville, by railroad 31865, by steamer trom Cincinnati, $18; In- laut, $12 15; Toledo, @15 Chicago, $20 65 and $19 50; St $25; Memphis, $26; New Or- leans, $31, etc. 4@g~ FOR FREDERICK and HARPER'S FERRY MARTINSBURG, BERKELEY SPRINGS, CUM- BERLAND, BEDFORD SPEINGS, sigpmony ang vash- and Pairmount, passengers may leave a at 6am or 444 p.m. Por the n.inor way Haltimore and Wheeling, take shington » and from Baltimore, Annapolis, Tlisemenis, for! OP, through ticket PARSONS; Agr at, at Warming? JOHN B. DONE, Master of Transportation Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Baltimore. may 3-1 &a Por furthe apply to THOS, #. ton Station. WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD. CHANGE OF HOURS. N and after Monday, the 23¢ instant, the weias will O i Washington at 6 and 84g a m., and 3 and ig pm On Sunday at 44% p m Leave Baltimore at4¥ and 9% am, and 3ané 54pm OS Sanday 2! 44 am. ap 33-ef T. H. PARSONS, Agent. #% Mott Bedell's Line. gh NEW YORK, ALEXANDRIA, WASTINGTOR CITY, AND DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA PACKETS. fie LINE OF PACKE from pier 14 fast River, w of the following firey Scar. Commander-in-Chi Schr. Greenway, Wilson, These vessels are all fast sai é experience m th masters the only regu ne of Washington MOTT I Wail mreet, N. ¥. 8. 8, MASTERS & SONS, Alexandria, Va. THOMAS RILEY, feo 1—6m Veshington and D.C. ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILSOAD, or ip cami) J On and efter Tuesday, Nov. 7, 1854, FPEE Cars leave Alexandria daily for Gordon Ville and intermeinte cations st 74 o'clock, =). 1 the errivsi ot the boat from Was! iving ample time for b-eakisrt om board. Com Meuanes iwictien wi'h s trein for Btras- Suction with » train for War vile with the irsias on the #3 for Richmond, Gherlottes eave Goriopyyiis Cafiv for Alexandria sediste ciation: ut 1¢ beTore 12, a. ms, op ths arriva: of the trains c! the Vireinis O-ntral rail- for¢ from Bichmos4, Cherlottesville, and Staunton THROUCE TIOKSTS bo © wm 9 a OH co) BSESassvs Middiebarg. - Lynchburg, connecting with the stages as Tlottesville, on Mondsye, Weduacdsys, and Pre Por Limray and New Market, ocnnecting with the s ager at Culpeper, on Tueedays, Thuredaye, and Sat urdey. . for Winch:ster daily, connecting with the stages at Pisimont For Middlebang daily, comuesting with the stages at the Pinins. Per order: W. 5B. BROOKETT, Agent. nov 7—dit YOR MOUNT VERNON. On TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, ‘ave round trip $1; from Alex- endrie 75 cents.—The THOMAS COLLYER lesves Washington at 9 and Alexandria et 93< o’slock. S Sony pees teas the Capitol for the bost at 8 ¢ o'clk. - O28 csnte. Persona wishing ihe Coaches will leave thelr rest fence with Geo. & Thos. Parker. Refreshments on the best + 2 ts 4 SAS7L GRDNBY, Capt. _ in FuUK NEW YORK & LIVERPOOL NIZED STATES MAIL STEAMERS. f oe COMPRISING THIS LINE ARB ATLANTIO, Capt. West. PACLFIC, - Nye, : BALyy AASB, cant ‘Theze ships have been built By @ntract, ly for Government service; every care wakea in their construction, as in the insure strength and speed, and their Pe ere ticne for passengers ere unequalled for elegance A & Por frelaht ot WARD ke QOLLINS & CO, 56 Wall otreet, New ¥i BROWN, SHIPLEY 2 06., ae JOHN MUNROE 4 09, ‘26 Rue Notre Duma cles Victoires, Paris. GEO. BH. DRAPAR, Harp. : ‘The ownere of these ships will e a for gold, silver, bullion, jewelry, precious ll ag or metals, uniers bills of iading are wigned therefor, and. che value thareof therein Rov 16—dlv United States Treaswry. ONDS, ‘ks and othor sceusiues perchased and sold. Taterest at the rate of six cent per annum 3! lowed on deposits when left fan 4-6 for 90 dae or hoage:,