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Congress of the U. States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
tTuEsDAY, Feb. %.

1 i tuesday,, EtO, ~.
Several PETITIONS were presented and
referred:
The Speaker laid before the House
letter from the Secretary eE the Treasu.
ry George Washington Campbe!!h
transmitting IN compliance with reso-
luton of the House, the required infor-
mation respecting the Incorporated
Banks and Insnrance Companies IN the
District of Coiumbia.-Ordered to De
printed.
The Speaker also laid before hs
House letter from the Treasurer OF
the U. S. (Thomas Tudor Tucker0
transmitting tie accounts of the Irca-
sury, War * Navy Departments which
were ordered 10 lie on the table.
The engrosscd bin to authorize the
issuing of Treasury Notes for the year
1914, was read a third time and passed.
Mr., Hall Of Geo. moved to recon-.
nit the bill, with view 70 introduce an
amendment similar TO thai he had yes
terday offered, changing Inc smallest
mount OF the bills to BE- issued 10 leu
dollars instead Of five.
This motion was supported by MIR.
Goldsborongh Of Nd. with different
views, arising out of the latitude OF ex-
preston of some provisions of the bill ];
aud was opposed by Mr.. Epps Of Va,
The motion was negatiyed by consi"
dera5le majority.
The question on the passage ct the
bill was then decided by Yeas and Nays
as follow: Yeas SO, Nays 4s.
THE ORDER OF THE DAY.
The House againg in committee oil
the whole, on the Loan Bpi.
Mr.. Gresvenor Of n. Y. in an able &
spirited speech hf about two hours in
length, concluded the speech which he
had but commenced at the time OF adj.
tournament yesterday,
Mr., Cutbhert of Geo, in speech OF
near at in length, being the first
he has made since lie took his seat, re-
piyea 10 many Of the arguments of OPP
position.
Nh. Forsyth of Geo. just before the
usual tleur OF adjournment, commenced
spoech in reply to some of the speakers
in the minority.
When be had spoken about quarter
of an hour, the committee rose, report.
ed progress, and obtained leave to sit
again; and
The House adjourned.
WEDNESDAY, February %.
Mr.. Yancy from the committee of
claims, made report on the petition of
Timothy Burr, which was unfavorable
aud was concurred in BY the Honse-s
Mr.. Ingham from the committee on
pension and revolutionary claims, made
an unfavorable repart on the petition of
Clement Sewall, which was concurred
in by the House.
Also an unfavorable report on the Pc
titioa of Timothy Hosmer, which vas
concurred in by tie House.
Also an unfayorable report on the Pc
tition Of Giles Wolcott, which was con-
Cured in by the House.
Also an unfavorable report on the pc
tition of Iudwick Deitrick, which was
concurred in by House.
A bill from the Senate for the relief of
John Cahcene and others, was read a
first and second time, and referred to the
committee on naval affairs.
Mr.. Goldsborough offered resolu-
ton for amending the standing rules and
orders of the House, so IS to admit with.
in the walls, such gentlemen as have
been heretofore members of the Cabi.
net. Laid on the table.
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FOR SALE,

4 Tract of Land situate in the coun.
N ty of Prince William, about ! S
miles from Dumiriss, on Kettle Run,
containing about
Five Hundred Acres,
One half in wood and the remainder
cleared, it is well adapted to Clover,
Plaster, sc. 1t has on il en- excel
lent Mill Seat also, one of the best
Peach Orchards in the county. This
land lies contiguous to a tract Of About
10000 Acres, which has no wood on
ii and consequently the wood on this
tract is very valuable. 1t has On it
handsome site for dwelling house and
other improvements. A more minute
description of the property is thought
unnecessary as it is presumed any per-
son inclinedto purchase viii first view
it.
Philip Htshngh.
Feb "a ,aS5ts
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which the Common Council could have
a,,,J
o - w. gnu o'e' ""'e" 'n - sos
rave had no subsequent contropi )
Withost adding any thing more at the
nre cen, time Inroc.ed 70 Law he fore Won
a eopy VI INC Pe'i'ioi' " wiz" ""'o
referred. Let the voters LOT common
Gouncilmen read and remember the
names
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Sec.sl5. Repeats all Laws contrary to
this, sc.
The Petition is signed,
a. Fa1c,
JOS. Dean,
limos alexander,
Richd. Libby,

JHugIStfdIeS .1IeI "
The following extract from the Con-
stitution of the United States will shcw
whether those Justices love the good
people of Alexandra, the constitution
or moaey most.
In al suits at common Law, where
the value in controversy shall exceed 20
dollars, the right of trial BY Jury shall
be preserved and no fact tried by jury
shall be otherwise re.examined in any
Court of the Culted States than accord
ing to the rules of the common Law.
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Tuesday last, being the Birth,
pny Of Washington, was celebrated
!. his place, in the usual manner.
:, 20 o'clock, the Washington soci-
=, attended by part of Captain
,.Koiabt,s Independent Blues, NOV
i procession TO the Presbyterian
D,.,nab. where an elegant and very
;,.eresting Discourse was delivered
BY Francis 8. Key, Esq. one of its
,,.n5eys, A Copy Of it. We ex-
peet to receive fo' publication.
The celebration of the day, was
followed by a splendid Ball.
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TREASURY REPORT.

Copy Of a letter from the :. rhairmas
Of the Committee Of Ways anh
Means To the Secretary 81 va
Treasury, dated
WASHINGTON, Oct. II, 1914.
s,w-The committee OF Ways q
Means have had untIer their censis
drra,ion the suppor' Of pubic credit
h a system oil taxation mere ex'
tended Than the enc heretsfore a.
doued. They fave determined TO-
suspend proceeding on their repere
at present before the House Of Ne
representatives.. with view TO ford
you an opportanii! ofsusgestins AIRY
other. or suei, additional provisions
as NAY be necessary 10 revive ana
mainl ala ulimpaired the public cte'
dit.
have the honor to he, DE.
JOHN w. EPPES.
Honorable Mr.. DALLAS.
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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@ TRAYED or STOLEN from the
y Subscribers Stable on the 18Th
inst. a SMALL BY MARE, with a slip
in the f;ce, ard blind in oee eye. Al.
so, on the night OF the i7ih list, was
.toi n ou, OF sid stable, Brown IT
CHE>sUT ECRSt, .bcRt ) n Rds
high, seven years old next spring. one
ol his bind fec, White 10 iae ;oo'iccss;
.here is soa.e marks ofgcass On BIN,
having worked In C II lately, ne pa
ee.. trols, ard panops. Whoever
takes I'D ,hs above Horses, and brings
then, 70 ne IN a; xandr'a 81 J. re GIVE
i've daiisrs ioCeaeh, and ten dollars Tor
the thies CT iIieTcs.
JOSEPH THOMAS.
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For. Sale.

A tenement in Virginia about six
miles from Alex andria and live from
Washington, situated atihc Junction
of the Wasi,ing'on turnpike, wuh tke
Lcesburg and Ai-Asnaria road isls
.ercnent is held !or lifc, being The
dover slotted Mrs Luxe In the tract
called Laurel GroVe-A snail part OF
the Land is under lease Tor. short
t,,ae vet to come, At good rent. VA
the other and larger part OF the tsnc-
mcnt is cema,oeious two story
frsme House, and convenient improve
~ Ell, Tho situation will ahosd a
pleasant retrest from the Dei5hborlnS
;owns.-fOr tcrr. arp'v 10
Thomas Swami or
John Love,
A:torr eys n iaet for the Proprietor
Cc'chcr q ~
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l2 Dollars Reward.

~ AN AWAY from the Subscriber
Ia about the 18th inst. a negro man
natasd HUMPHREY. about 40 years
ct aga, about feet inches high
cIothssnst rccollectcd-l e IS supposed
to DC lurking about Alexandria, as ne
has wife living with hir. Charles
Mandkina- -ae formerly lived IN tins
pI-ce. lwill give the 'bovc reward TO
any person VINO viii secure him IN any
Jail SO that get him again.
tUHN WILKINSON.
October 20. G%"ti-
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4 FARM,
Ard Grgss lots to Rent.

Ard GrGss lots to Hent.
yJvHE. subscriber wontd reh tor ere
e or more years. his enclosed Iands
ON the south end Of the town, eStendln &
TO Hunting Greek. Thare are at pre-.
seat two tcnemepis, ~Ith Pr-i'y good
houses and orchards. The Farm Is IN
Good heart, and almost the ~hols 81 1t
is well taken NTH clover aud 'm"thf
], would be rented altogether, or IN lois
az one or mere acres.
Application NAV be made IN my 40
s.nee Ia Mr.. .ireti6aif 7eysor' IN
Alsxandris, TO whom any of my tenan.s
are authorised 10 pay their current rents
J. II. HOOE.
Ssptember 8.
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John c. V0zuK.
II Hyh'a, July Il. sm
Thirty / ollars Reward.

Thirty iollars Reward.
RAN AWAY from The Subscriber
living near Thon,p<ob's Mill, Loud, al
Cuua,Y, Virginia, na tie ! l,h ins;. nc
gro woran 5UCKY Carrying with her
two Children. boh girls ore called
Sidney, the other pa,hcna they are
both MuIa,ttes. She IS about IS wears
old. ni dark com plexion. and rather al
low s,a,ne she had Or " hen size went
sfr. short gos.n aad psticoat rade OF
striped homemade lin,ey with a
~h;,e cap and black silk bonnet
ANY person tisa. taxes up said woman
end children ard returns them TO re
.bs!i have Tie abnve reward with ell fes-
son4ble charges. Said w"asan nay have
improperly obtained pass.
Charles Grim.
II. B. The woman Vas raised in
IVesimora;a,,d County near the Court
House; perhaps she MY make to that
pl.ee.
O.t0bcr 4, isn5.
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Garner ef King AMI Fo'yfar Streets.
HAS FOR SAi Z,
so ar. Chests GunpowdrI, Imperial
ifyson, Young Hyson. Tyson
Skin, and S,uchong TEAS.
$4,000 10. refined SUGARS
GO bbIs. Musceyadu * n. orleans
Sugars.
90 boxes White end Brown fla
van,.a rs.
10 pipes.C grac BRANDY.
50 boxes Mould CANDLES:
Win general assortment 81 the pest
Wines, Liquors and Groceries.
DctelleI Is.
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Ortai.nr 80
NOTICE.

] INTEND to apply to the next
Fai-fax court for jsry to enquire whs-
Their the public will sustain sny aud what
damage, by shutting SIP the road leading
through nv land TO Ford's mill, Oh
Wolfe Run, from the place where ii
strikes og from the guil Ken read to
that part Of it where The line Of sir
John Butter intersec.s il.
JAMES KEITH.
September 20. lAw4w
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French School.

TIE Subscriber again proposes
t.scliu- the rueimen's Of The French
I,,quar., during the course Of the 'aii
and ,inter.-For terms enquire Of Ed
ward s.ablcr Jun OF of,he Subscriber.
WIN LANPHIER.
C}-trhs~ 5
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To Kent.

He sr1scr!ner of'e,s 10 rent that
Z three Story Brick Dwelling
iiUU f, with small Garr!eo thereto,
situate Oil Prince Strsc:, next torr be.
on Dr Dicks il will he rcb.eo fJr
one or more years as may lie required
lit is well fitted for thu reception OF e
eenteel private iaraily or boarding.
honsc-Pos-ession viii be given the
first day OF November nest. Enquire
Of the subscriber On the premises.
VIM King.
OrtahnrsN e
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THURSDAY, OoroBr. 81, 1914.
The Subscriber

Wishes to engage an Oseiseer ter inc
ensuing year. He mast be s0ee'' care
fnl. ipdu .trious man. aud enc wNh q
srnall fan.ily would be preferred. nc
will be literally paid and iurni'hs e.
Henry ). ! urner-
Jefferson County, Sept. "a. I'm.
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September 8
University of Pennsylvania.

THE MEDICAL LECTURES in
This L ,iversltv viii coinmcsce on the
6rs, Mondsy IN November next.
.iratomv-Br Casper Wista'. II d.
7heory e Practice Of Phys'c-By Is. &
Bar,oa, NJ D
Si.fsr:a 4nsa.e0-By y Chapman, NJ.
-.
Sare.~y-By Philip s. Paysic, NJ. D
and : ID, soy. VI. d
af;ivifsry-By ia. c. James, VI D.
Ssn,.,,,e. ism.
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October ls.
TO RENT,

A convenient trick DWELLING
HOUSE 10 excellent repair. 81 uated
on he xoa,h SIDE OF King Street be-
tween C0lumo us End Aired Streets.
Immediate possession vii! be pi'ca On
publication to iohn Aasm, or the pro-
rric or now residing in it.
Or l9.
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100 Acres Of Land,
Tie HubscrlIel.

Tie Su6scri5er
Wishes to employ all OVERSEER,
Tor tie cn>u!ng year A young n"n
@! sober, ccrefrl and industrious hi.
sits, accustomed 10 act in that capacity
will meet with !ibcrai wages by sppii-
cation to ne at M fam near Alex
ana. a.
Geo. F. Washington.
O~trher 6.
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NOTICE.

IN consequence OF the death o. James
Mutt. i, is necessary for all those IN
deoted to the firm of Anderson and
Mutt, to come forward and setiie their
respective accounts With the su'Hcr''
Der, surviving partner, other~i.e su's
will be instituted for the recovery oil
the same.
James Anderson.
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For Rent.
O~trhcr 6.

A com(oriob!e and convenient bwEL
LING HOUSE,, or the corner oil Princess
aud Water Streets, with Garden, Stable
S,nske House sc. Possession Cen be
had INN: ediately. For terms apply to
Agnes Dundas.
October %. st.
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Land for Sale.
TO b. aold on cred;. Of air, fzselr
an4 ci"hfcen months, c591f

TO D. aoid on cred;. ofair, fzsefrc
and ci"hfcen Months, C51af
294 Acres Of the Tract,
On winch tie subscriber 1t p'c'cn' re
ltics, about 4 mites fr m Alex rdfla
The soil is fertile and WILL wooded /;
lew s;ni.tions in Virginia rom rs n,-
tiral advantages more tessraa'e t al
this, having some lie utii9l sCiics Ia
hniidiag, commanding an extensive
view of the Potomac anl. the adjacent
country comnre nd;ng th- estates o!
Houat Vernon, Wood!awn and fl"y.
field, together with tn IanHs "f Gen.
Thomp,ol olsen, Mrs iiari"isiey and
nr. John E. Foweii.--Same ether
Land the vicinity may likewise be
porch led.
There is also to be Sold on
tie premises, sey;la: valushie STAY S,
arongs, whsm are a good House Car
renter. n cxcc!l.nt PlonghrAan and
Warconey with some House Servants,
brought up to COOK and wait equal to
cry in this part OF the country. The
terms for either the Land or Negroes
may be known on application 70 Mr
james SandeTson in Al.xanliia, or the
subscriber.
I will also reHt fer one or
more years, about coo acres oil tie
same tract. An expeii need cu:usator
MIGHT find it en- oblect, es the sell IS
wei adapted to clover, and largo pro-
portion OF low grounds answera6se for
timothy. Some horses and cattle nay
also be had with the f.rm. None need
apply who are net known for sobriety
and integrity.
James Patton.
Clifton Io3re, Oct. s. sw
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LAND FOR SALE.

A Tract Of LAND in Fairfax Com
", fivs naiics iiom Alexandria, con-
taxing about
ESQ ACRES
Adjoining the seats Of Thompson Ma.
soa and iaeaes Pat,on, Esqgs. TIC qua.
lily Of the Lard is good, having been
much improved hy the use OF Plaster
and Clovcl-,here are nearly $50 A.
crcs bot m in this tract, through
" hich ,here arc extensive bitches, some
meadow Ian g ell set with timothy %
which there nav 30 ADDITIONS made
with a small expense tee buildings
ors situated on range Of hills COM
ma. ding heautiiul view Of the Poto
mac with an extensive land prospect,
new Brick House % feet by % was
built list simmer with upper and low.
er Perticof =nd abrick quarter Ter he
eroes s feet Of SO. For further par
ticuiars apply 10 the subscriber re sid.
ing Ell the preni.es.
John c. V0zcpK.
Eount Hyh,a, July Il. sm
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THE HOUSE now occup;ettb~ Or
Dr oke, ado ing t.,c residence 81 '%r
isaac Gibson, with =, without the Fur
aiturc.-Eor terms app 70
Isaac Gibson.
September .. t
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10 the Public.

. t.LG I UUHC.
4 REPORT bavirs been circulated
,ha, sgerai 81 itiah Oi1iocrs during
their late yiai; ~ this town. were furnish
cd at ny shop will eiafdes; ] hare tho't
i PREFER 70 declare iii th;, public nan.
rer iaat The said report is without ,he
s.naiies, g,nnds,i"n The au'hor OF III
ru uahriac,h!td sisndsrsr. and da.e not
c0me forward in an open aud many
r,anner, TO support the }aise and mat
c!ogs Charge.
Robert Gray, Junr.
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Was left in NY possession
on the lirsr OF Nay Iar by Wsg&"nrr
name. J sesh Benton. BLACK Honsr
to be .lcs for ~ npe mn.;h the Ho' sc
was sick al the tins and has since re-
covered The owner is requested TO
came and pay charges foF keeping hnr,
ana take hio, away, or he will be sold t"
tef,sy expense, Of keeping and satisfy
He for my trouble.
JOB De Name.
Horxe Farrier
AIcvo,Ir;a Grt eS g.
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ABSC(lNDED

From my service On Monday the 10Th
inst. negro man named THORN
TON. thirty years of age or upwards
Of tie middle size. and has been acous.
toned TO house work and garden -
He carried wit, him drab cloth JACK
ct and pantsloons, white cashmere
w,istccat, also, an olive co!ored ia ket
aad panta!ooas Of country cotton He
is very much addicted to Liquor, and
when 50. Inclined to be irpudent-
whom sober he is modest and we'll be
bsyed. II is probable he nav have got
employment in the neighborins camps.
a re sonsble reward will be paid II
adci.i,,n 10 I'll eyperces for brin 'nr
hin, home. or securing him II aht Jal,
so that l get HIN lain
I'm. Hodsson.
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October 2J
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Public Sale.

Alexan1 rie, Oct. IS.
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Ioscph hiandevil,e,

Jefferson County, Sept. q.
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20 Dollars Reward.

Clifton I.o5re, nct. s.
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CAUI ION.
TO RENT.

October II
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-10
additional Rules for the Rec,uifng
Sertice.

E,IRST-A field officer or captain Of each regfs
i mentw be charged with the recruiting thereof
I'd. The adjutant general attached to the war de-
partment, vii! se..ct these officers, and assign 10
each the state or states in, which he shall recruit
Cd. The officers, experimenting the recruiting rens
devious of regiments, will alone receive money from
the pay OF the army and will be held respon<
sible for its application.
9Th. Each regiment superintendent will select his
quarters station his subordinate officers at different
points him, visit them often, supply them with
money, and by all other means quicken and invgors
ate the service. His own quarters will be permans
emily xed but the subordinate stations will be NOV.
ed at his discretion, always when the recruiting SER
vice begins TO flag His quarters will also be regls
mental recruiting rendezvous, where recruits will
be inspected, cloathed armed and equipped, and put
upon drill
5th So soon as the regmcntai recruiting rendess
vous is ixed the experimenting officer will give no.
tce to tie adjutant and inspectorgcne Office, to
the paymssr Of the army, to the contractor OF the
district, and to the nearest commissary Of purchase
to the end that supplies Of money, &C. be promptly
and regularly furnished
9th Reports will be made monthly TO the s1(uant
and generals Office, Of the progress in re-
cruiting, by the experimenting officers, ard to tha
experimenting officer weekly by his subordinate of~
GERS. Monthly accounts and vouchers for bounticS
and premiums to recruit will be transmitted to tho
psyrnaster Of the army monthly accounts and vouch-
ers for contingcnccs TO the accountant OF the war
for cloathing arms, accoutfemen,s and camp equip
page, to the superintendent general Of military sup
plies at the city Of Washington.
7th No recruits under I8 nor above 40 years Oh
age, nor anv bo not abIe-bodied and free froni
disease shall he enlisted. II any such enlisted, thc
rccrulting officer shall be changed with the amount
Of the bounty paid the recruit, which shall be de-
ducted from the pay Of the said recruiting officer
gth. When the recruits shall amount 10 one hum
dred rank and file, they shall be organized as COM
pany, and put in march for the regiments, respecuv.
civ. whep party Of recruiss shall be thus sent TO
their regiment, the commanding officer shall trans
ma with them an account " pay subsistence. and
eioa,hsv, &c. agreeable to the fornes prescribed
and marked ID aud Z:
9th The recruits shall not be mustered until they
Join their regiments.
10th. Re.eolistueais Of nen whose term Of service
is un.cxspired can only take effect within the corps
10 which they belong.
not provided fss by the new.
By order.
IN wAI.BACH, 0djuians:sss.
Adjuiant and nsp gsnis. c6ice,
Uias.p,gioa, rsS. 10, 1914
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TO BE SOLD 1T PUBIC SUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY,, Mar. 2S---at 10 o'clock.
Without reserve-on the Premises,
THAT we'll known Farm, called the Bailey
Farm, late the property of JAMES IRrsn, lying
in Richmond. now occupied by JoHN vALErr, cons
tanning 2ll acres, with dwelling house, barn, corn.
house, SC. well proportioncd to meadow pasture and
tllage with three apple orchards, of choice fruit.
and will probably make 200 bbls of cider, yearly
with fine grove Of oak and chesnut timber. full
grown; is well watered with never falling river
failing river and springs The road leading from
L'ttle-Rest to Connecticut runs through the farm.
The conditions will be made known at the tins
and place of sale.
WILLIAM BAILEY, .adminissrafor.
Middletown, March 3, 1874. (MiOl
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j in addition TO general assortment Of scasonsbs
Goods case Thread Laces, very elegant Of all
widths do. Ribbons, various kinds and colors !:
bales India Cottops a few pieces real superfins
blue and black Broadcloths fancy Lcnocs; silk
Cords and Chencals, all colors colored Silks black
Levantine, do black Bomba zetts shirting Cottonss
and coIored Cambrcks Linncn do from l2s 10 AS
per yard o. 81 Satin damosk Shawis.
ALso--l0 chests Souchong Tea; 10 do. Hyson
Skin do. Of superior quality; 1000 VT. best green
Coffee, entitled to debenturc--sll of which will be
sold at wholesale Or retail lower than has been Of
fercd since the War. March TO-
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A bill is before Congress directing Auc-
tioneers to make quarterly returns of sales.
The Loan Bill has passed to Sd readiog.
The Senate of the United States have, by
considerable majority, passed a law to quiet
the claimants of Georgia Lands.
A bill has been reported in the Senate, by
Mr.. Gailard, of South Carolina, authorizing
the President to cause to be built, equipped
and employed, one or more floating batteries
for the defence Of the waters Of the u States.
The BIZ! has been passed to I'd reading.