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VALUABLE ard Improved Fssm Ana sss sssisssy al
Washington The nnxa,sxses snss M Asg "Npaa
Stock" the farm which she resides, eafan 81 es ss
In the District
leading 20 shs ess, aad 80 ne mise
date lands Of Msssfs f0as Asdssn hsy
Jenkins Gibson aud the goyornm.n hospital sSniaias fss
hundred and Of land aai hundred q ~sa
heavily nushsres IN.
land well enclosed. divided ne sach a
which failing aud streams Larga quanAss ~
lime ashes stable and guano have been Used ea % land
last three aud All
Ih.f.
timothy my and sha iors seeded
In and
comfortable dwelling dairy and pou, houses ad
houses, barn, outaanxs
the iaim. and
buildings given immediately tong etdh wt b. sissa,
desired a portion of the purchase money
further particulars apply 70 JOHN Carroll Brent sq scne
James G. Mcclure,
street, where plot Of the be
premises to
Feb r.,
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IIUTEL and Hosrdimg-pAouss keepers. and all who
III Judge Of and appreciate good buei have this Day
ecved direct from OF celebrated daxe in New foh
i've hnsdred pounds table batter, which am no~ rapidly
selling for ~ cents pound H. ~ hiN i.ifi tt y
rstnE esryst WEAKNESS Dealer in Flour and rr~yoss,
Feb la-dlw. 18Th and q sussts.
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We learn by telegraph that the steamer Abatross
rived at New Orleans the 2is inst. from Vera Cruz
bringing as passengers MIR Albert Spcer who is bearer
Of important dispatches TO Washington, and also of the
Tehuantepec contract. which has been awarded to Mr.
A. O. Soo. and upon which $500 900 have already been
paid 10 the Mexican government. MIR. Spicer left the
city Of Mexico on the nth instant which day com.
m.soners LEFT for the is,hmus TO deliver the road Mr.
Sloo Com ms soners had also been appointed on the
part Of Mexico TO treat with Judge Conkln, the Amer.
can minister relative the neutrality and efficient pro.
lection Of the ishSus.
The steamer brings San Francisco dates OF Feb.
ruary "a, via Acapulco. being two weeks later.
The steamer Tennessee left san Francisco the isi
instant fot Panama, with ~ ,5co.Ooo In gold and the
California asils
mAsxErs
San FRlsenco. Feb 2--Ths market during the pas,
fortnight has been unfsvohy Affected BY the unusually
large arrivals Chill Hoor selling at s22 s23 per
barrel Pork firm nj $40 for mess, and S3i for prime
hams. ga, mes. beef. s2s Rice, ~ per 100 lbs.
Laiu
A telssraphic despatch from the New Orleans Plea.
yun. state. thar Cooa. Robes and General Urssa had
arrived Of The city OF Mexico. President Cevaas re-
signed his Office Consequence OF not being able 10
axi.. with then ! whsrsupon ur~xa and the Mexican
garrison al ono. pronounced In favor Of the return Of
santa Anna General Lombardni Is acting President
81 sasrss.
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UOv.T FORGET y. sSIDER, Jr.'s- Wine store, Phil
sdephs where wines and liquors Of reliable
quality cheap them early delivered your house IN
freight "Adsmss erprsss dropping
note by mail telegraph. Dos'r roroyr
sNrTT IS sNIDER's, Philadelphia
Jan a-du
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A Great Chance make money-fron o. to $40 per
dayby person. Including females In either town
OF highly useful discovery OF universal de
viii forward return Of mall on enclosing 81 TO
York. This chance for
dents clerks wishing make money
part Of the United States Apply Inn
medssy.
2s-d2mos
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second cabin. .,.'.
All through The rost ONCE
No ladng will BIO signed the day Of smiling.
An experienced surgeon is attached 10 each steamer.
MoLLEE, SAND, & RIERA, % South st., NY.
c. A. HElNCKEN d Co, Bremen.
MARTINEAU, CRosKEY, 4 Co, Southampton
WILLIAM ISELIN, Hayre.
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Avery,s Sewing Mac hne.-Prce only s2o i-Patented
October q.

THIS machine who used be
other sewing machine invented, for its
simplicity beauty Of
muslin
woolen, and goods. ali kinds
leather Il simple that child Of 10 OF under
rapidly, without Of getting
than 20
In every respect be hand The
that other
still holds good and unlike and much bet
invented This
family and plantation will do all
kinds sewing and, when viii be generally introduced
families and plantations.
The Avery Sewing Machine Company have perfected their
the and will supply
notice Orders addressed
CHARLES NETTLEroN, 25i Broadway New York will receive
prompt attention.
Dec 23-d6m
McLURE HOUSE, Wheeling, yirsin,.--JAMEs CAR
III ROLL, roprieioThis splendid hotel full
provided with all the appliances in in hrscsss houses
landing depot.
The proprietor having been employed for the Last
Baltimore. confident
Of the travelling public and merit their patronage.
WIZ Februay 1883. Feb l5-dlm
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IN Monday, January II, passenger mat train.
" viii be foiowsi
Leave Washington at 7 and sk m, ~ and s. pm.
Sundays at 7, A.. M, and 5, p.
Baltimore at and 9X, m. I IS and6 IS, pm.
On Sundays at a. a. m, and 4 IS, p.
The and will be ma trains
stopping only Junction and Annapolis Junction
House going and Baltimore with those going
only sold the through tickets Philadelphia
r. II. PARSONS,
Ian % dit Agent.
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Personal.

...Hon. Vim. l.. Yancy, OF Alabama, is In this
city.
THE official returns of the election In the
Third Congressional District OF Missouri gives Jack
son (Dsm.) 1914 Lindley (Whig), 6s2s.
......Hon. W. Preston, newly ele,ted to Congress-
from Kentucky, is at Browns hotel.
lit is said that the Kosta article In the Boston,
Post was written by T Devin Reilly; some say Col.
j. w. Forney is the author of it, he frequently
contributes to the Iost.
Miss Clarke ("Grace Greenwood y is now
lying dangerously ill at her residence in New
Brighton, Beaver county. Her new work, describ-
ing her late European tour, understand, will
soon be published BY a Bo.ton house.
THE trial of Bishop Doane /. creatinq quite an
excitement, and much difficulty seems to occur be
tween the parties at the Ecclesiastical Court at
Camden, New Jersey. The Bishop strongly con-
tends for his rights.
.....Gen. Hiram Walbridge, member Of Congress
fiom New York, sailed yesterday in the "NortLern
Light for California.
......A new lecturer Temperance and Women's
Rights has made her debut at Geneva, N. Y, In the
person of Mrs. Lydia A. jenkins, Of Waterloo.
Seneca county. The papers say that she is well
educated, has keen mind, and is most beautiful
speaker.
1.-The Boston advertiser says: We learn from
good authority that the legal advisers Of Messrs G..
P. Putnam & Co. have been making out an applca-
ton for an injunction to prevent Messrs. Harper
Brothers from selling the September number Of
their Magazine containing Uncle Demands Story
which orig nally appeared in the June number of
Putnam's Monthly, duly copyrighted.
on charge Of misdemeanor in Office, by tbs Mayor
of that city.
IDLE Bull, it is said, has suffered considerable
losses lately at his colony in Pennsylvania, by land
Spectators.
.....IIon. 7. Frelnghuysen declines being candi-
date for Governor of New Jersey.
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GRAND MILITARY
PIC MIC EXCURSION.
The Mount Vernon Guards

s!kH Most respectfully inform the CHI
sxxaEEzsSsiszens of Alexandria that they will give
PIC Nc EXCURSION to the WHITE HOUSE,
Oh MONDAY, September l2ih, ia the splendid
steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON.
The Committee pledge themselves that no paius
will be spared to make this of the best eNcur-
sons of the season.
On this occasion the Company viii shoot for a
Silver Cup and Medal. Military and Co:illOn Mu-
sic has been REQUIRED for the occasion.
Confectionery will be provided al city prices.
The boat will leave Alexandria at O'Clock
Tickets admitting Gentleman and two Ladies
Sl.-Chldren % cents. Tickets can be procured
of the Committee and at the boat.
Commitee.-Capt L. w. Ashby, c. w. Neale,
Lieut. c. d. Rudd, A. F. Skidmorc, Pioneer J. w.
Atkinson, r. b. Warning. sep6-TuTh&Sat
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THE LAST GRAND EXCURSION OF TIL
SEASON
TO PINEY POINT.

EeslKlN ON SATURDAY, the 10th instlnt
&HHE&1sin view of the close OF the .easnu III
Piney Point, the quick and comfortable steamer
POWHATAN, Capt Charles f. Mitchell will make
an excursion to this agreeable bathing place. leaving
Washington at $ o'clock a. m, and Alexandria AT
9E a. M, touching al Aqua Creek, where the boat
VIII sIop an hour or two. The company will be
joined by party from Fredericksburg accompanied
by baLd OF music which may be expected TO add
much 10 the interest OF the excursion, through means
OF the opportunity thus afforded for dancing on the
spacious decks of the steamer prior her arrival
the Point, about S13 O'Clock p. m, where she will
remain until the following evening.
Returning, the POwhatan will take her departure
from the Point after supper on Sunday evening" and
her passengers, after being afforded the opportunity
OF passing few hours in the town OF Fredericks-
burg, or at Aqua Creek, they may elect will re-
turn to Alexandria and Washington by the mail
steamer on Monday.
Fare for the round trip - only.
o. Meals on board and AT the Point extra.
For further information apply to
GEORGE MATTINGI.Y
sepo-T Agent In Washington.
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INsTRUCTION IN MUSIC.

MI X SCHEEL wishes 10 acquaint his friends and
WI the public that he will continue the duties of
his profession in giving instruction the PIANO,
and in VOCAL MUSIC, in classes or 10 single pu-
pills. Also. lessons given on the Organ aid Melode-
on with the science of harmony.
Mr.. = has in his possession testimonials from pa
irons Of the highest standing, acknowledging his
skill and ability lmpar musical instruction in the
latest and most improved classical style. Pupils
submitted TO his care may rest assured of obtaining
an easy execution and elegancy of truth and style.
xHe socits an early call from those interested, so
that they may convenient hours for their les
sons. Ladies and Gentlemen will please leave their
names at his residence, on 18th street, between F
and q streets. or at the Music Store of Mrs Ander-
son, At Davis, and the Musical Depot of Hill
bus & HitZ. J. f. SCHEEL,
Professor of Music and Organst of
sep6-eolm Trinity Church.
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THE CELEBRATED
ENAMEr,IED WHITE

WOULD respectfully inform my customers and
L the public in general, that have, with great eff
tort, succeeded in obtaining the recent art of paint
ing the beautiful ENANELLED WHITE. For its bril-
nancy OF gloss and clearnesS Of surface, far excels
any other style of painting that has been
brought into practice. Ii la well adapted TO all
kinds of wood work and walIs. The said enameed
painting can be, and is, done in all cOlors. II has
taken precedence over all other styles of painting,
in the Northern cities. Specimens can be seen by
calling at my Shop, where L still carry on the
PAINTING business in all its various branches.
All those wishing 10 have thei. stores and dwellings
painting in the above, any other style, will please
give me CALL and guarantee that their work shall
be done in the veiy best manner, and with prompt
ness and despatch.
deem the present as a fit occasion to return nv
sincere thanks TO The public for the very liberal nat
rOnase they have bestowed on me for MANY wears
past; and hope, from my long experience, blended
with vigilance, to merit a continuation of their ia
vors. JAMES o. BRYAN,
House, Sign, and Ornamental Painter.
South side PENNSYLVANIA avenue
between 10Th and 18th streets, I'D stairs.
sep 6-2awlmo X lawlmo [TnteE1
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NEWS ITEMS FROM OUR EXCHANGES

NEWS ITEMS FROM OUR EXCHANGES
A vegetarian banquet took place in Metro
politan Hall, New York, on Saturday. The
strong minded progressive men and women of
the age formed the bulk of the attic ndance,
and the proceedings were not calculated to
recommend their doctrines to sensible people.
Several Of the German Turner Associations
from Philadelphia, Baltimore and other cities,
arrived at New York on Saturday. They
were received by a procession of the New
York Societies, and yesterday were to partici-
pate in festival at Iarlaem.
Judge Finn, of Cincinnati, on Friday last,
committed a personal assault upon Mr. Jolife,
who had aiken n prominent part in the pro-
| ceeding looking to an impeachment of the
Judge.
The contributions to the Washington Mon
ument fund for the month of August amount
to $3,519 Al.
The business of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, it is stated, bids fair to average
| nearly 5000 900 per month for the six months
period from April to October The August
receipts will show, it is understood, the large
| Increase of some $4,000 over those of July,
| which being the dullest month of the season.
| were Sl64,OO0 on the main stem.
A company of capitalists at Milwaukee have
| organized under the very liberal charter Of
| lue tloIu 1IoH SOiupany. Will
of 500 900, and have commenced the erection
of iron works and rolling mills at Iron Ridge,
| in Dodge county. about 45 miles from Mil
| waukie, capable of turning out over Is 900
tons Of rails annually.
| The foreign imports for the month of Au-
gust, at the port of New York, show an in
crease of S4,9S5.086 rs compared with the
same month of last year. Of the increase,
| nearly half million of dollars is in specie,
and 81 300, 00C are in goods entered for ware
housing.
| New York is so full Of strangers now that
some Of the large hotels lodge portion of
their guests in the parlors at night.
Several pigeons thrown up at Bordeaux,
| (France,) at on the morning of Saturday,
July 30, reached Brussels the same day. The
first bird entered the dovecot at forty min
| utes after in the evening, thus accomplish
| ing in twelve hours a journey of oil leagues,
or Is leagues ga miles per hour, for twelve
consecutive hours.
The corporation of Memphis, (Tenn.,) has
purchased the United States Arsenal Grounds
in that city, consisting of twelve acres for the
sum of S27 200, with view of laying out a
city park.
The Amserte0n Farmer notices liberal
offer by Mr.. Arrieta. of the Island Of Cuba,
of two premiums of 800 and S25 for the best
essays on subjects connected with the culture
of tobacco.
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Charles Montague, of Pittsfeld, Nsss.-For
improvement in printing presses.
Stephen Meredith, of Erie, Pa.-For i'm
proyement in feed apparatus to gas genera
tors.9s -
Ixmes Spratt, of Cincinnati, Ohio.-For inn
provementin bottle fastenings. e.
William W Spafford, of Boston, Mass.-For
Improvement in machinery for planning metals.
Gideon Z. Smith, of Baltimore, Md.-For
Improvement in counterfeit coin detectors,
Henry L. Weeks, Of Hannahatchie, Ca
For improvement in cotton gins.
Thomas Warner, of Chicopee. Mass.-For
improved process for making twisted gun bar
rels.
Benjamin Irving, of Green Point, n. Y
For improved paddle-wheels.
Thos. Allison, of Milton, n. .I.-For i'm
provement in straw cutters.
Lewis H Davis, of Kenneth Square, Pa
For Improvement in corn shelters.
Porter Dickinson, of Amherst, Mass.-For
improvement in corn shelters.
Stephen Morse, of Springfield. Mass For
Improvements in iron car brakes.
Hiram Sands, of Cambridge, Mass. and Ga
~ Cummings, of West Derby, Vt.-For i'm
provement in brick machines.
Samuel H. Turner, of Brooklyn, n. Y.-For
improvement In printers ink.
Designs.-S. W. Gibbs, Of Albany. n. Y.
assignor to North, Chase North, of Phila-
delphia. Pa-Design for stove.
Wn. P. Gray, of Penn Township. Pa, as
signor to Abram and Jos. Cox. of Philadel
phia, Pa.-For design for a cooking stove.
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PREPARE FOB A RAINY DAY.

~ Look up your old UmLIelia-, and
send them TO the subscriber IN fan %
* weather 10 be repaired and thus give
~ him time 10 do the work faItlfully-for IN
rainy weather the press If graf that The work
may not be well done, smoothing is well done that
is done in a hurry
UMBRELLAS for sale from 81 x cents mp 70 sir
dollars. comprising general assortment OF green,
blue, and black silk and singham Umbrellas.
A large assortment of articles suitable for every
description OF repairs.
Don't forget the place. ID. PIERCE,
Penn. avenue. between 10Th and 18th streets.
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BEHIND THE TIMEs.-The Baltimore
Times is behind the times in mailing its
papers to this city. We never receive
that journal until II o'clock in the day;
six hours after the reception of our other
Baltimore exchanges.
Wake up, Mr.. Times, Or you will never
thrive in these days of speed and progress,
when steam and Lightning does the worl;
of the stage-horse.
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President's Mounted Guard.

The members of the Troop will meet nj
& the armOry, this evening, for drill, at N
FW O'Clock.
A Also, on Wednesday Evening Al the ar
mOry, for drill, at the same hour.
Also. on Thursday Afternoon. AZ > O'Clock, nj
Weeden's Stables, for drill on horseback, with
bres in complete order.
Also. on Friday Evening at the annory, for dnll al
~ O'Clock.
As it is of great importance TO have all present AT
those meetings II is hoped that tine notice will be
sufficient.
All the members intending TO participate in the
parade on MONDAY next, the 18th instant, '.musi
report to the Captain on Thursday afternoon the
Pa rade Ground,'' 50 as the arrangements can be
completed.
QGs- This order is perempiory.
JOS. PECK, Captain.
c. w. McLANE, Secretary.
sch 6-3t
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COLUMBIA TRoTTIEa COURSE,
.flerdnGria county, ia.

.1IeZdhdTld oouIIy, , q.
Culver CUP DAY.-The ;rOt for the SILVER
~ Cur, over the above cOUrsr, Will come of al
AZ O'Clock, precisely, on THURSDAY afternoon,
September 9Th.
Mile heats in harness, best 3 in :.
John &. CuGney enters G. VI. LILLY DALE.
T.. Keenan, enters Br g. WHITEHALL, jr.
w. Judge enters Br. G.. JIM.
- enters Br. G. YOUNG MOSCOW.
The race viii come of precisely at the appoint-d
time. The track has been put in first rate order
and the public may expect TO very exciting and
closely contested race. CYRUS MARTIN,
sep5 81 Proprietor.
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AT PRIE1TE SEE

/ WILL offer at private sale, my LEASE, with
Bar room Gas Fixtures, and other articles, all OF
which Will be shown TO any one Wi hing TO pur-
chase. Locality on Pennsylvania avenue, south
side, near 9th street: runs back 10 street: con-
tans II rooms, in good order. Time OF lease p
months The House is in good repute and doing IA
good business front just painted. A quantity OF
good LIQUOR can be had at cost price. For fur
Their particulars the subscriber.
Ali persons indebted to me will please call up and
pay and save further trouble. ]. DAVIS.
sept eff
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District Of Column bia,

County Of WG.hIEgton, to uif:
hereby certify thatJno. H. McChesney, OF Wash
tngton County, ID. e., brought before me, the sub
scriber, of the Justices of the Peace in and for
said County, this Sab day of September, 1853, g.
sstray, OH his premises, dark bay MIR Eiaboui
years old, about thirteen fourteen hands high and
a small scar Oh her left shoulder.
Given under my hand and seal this 5;h day of S-p-
TENDER, 1853. SAM'L CRUDE, J. p. H. 81
The ownCr of The above described property IL r.
quested to come forward, prove property, pay the
charges, and take her away.
Inquire OF John II. McChesney, Grocer, corner OF
18th and streets, Northern Liberties.
sep 5-d+
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MOUNT PLEASANT HOTEL.

FupHOI TftE " ushlnsfOn.
LNOR RENT.-The above HOTEL is offered for rent.
Il either with or: without the Furniture and other
Fixtures. Ii IL OF the most desirable situations
in the city, and an excellent location for business.
Possession may be had at any time between this
and the middle of October next. To gentleman of
responsibility DESTROYS of keeping hotel a fine OPP
porunity is offered Applications TO be made to the
present proprietor. JOHN FOY.
e. ayyI Int
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e. We notice that the editors of the
Philadelphia Register and Neus are hav-
ing little private fight to themselves in
the columns of their respective papers.
The Register is abolition, edited by Mr..
Birney; the Nctrs is good and true Wing,
edited by Mr.. Flanagan. The severest
thrust Mr.. Flanagan can give his oppo-
nent is to let the Southern merchants
know Of his abolitionism, when they will
shun the stores of those who advertise in
the Register as the unacclimated shun
and fly from city blighted by the yell
low fever.
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CASH MERCHANT TAILOR.

- The subscriber has Just returned from New
York with n iull and complete stock of Fall
Va and Winter Goods, which are now ready 10
Ia be made up TO order on the cash principle.
Tie has determined drop the credit SYSTEM
he IL satisfied that many persons prefer getting their
goods AT reasonable rates for cash. instead of paving
much greater prices TO obtain credit. He is deter
mined 10 seek and merit that kind of custom. He
respectfully solicits call from those of his former
patrons, well as from the public generally, who
are willing to deal with him on the new principle,
and he thinks he safely promise satisfy them
in every particular. J. RlGGLES,
9TH street, opposite Patriotic Bank.
S-aad
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The Monied Institutions Of the District of
Columbia


Our attention has been arrested by the
District column Of Dyes Bank Note Re-
porter for the current month, which con-
tains such extraordinary representations
of our banks andiother,issuers of notes for
circulation, as must surely mislead the
distant public relative to their compare
tive condition. Thus, the publisher writes
down the Farmers and Mechanics bank
of Georgetown at five per centum dis
count, the Patriotic bank at three, the
banks of Washington and Metropolis at
1.-The Corporation notes of Washington,
Georgetown and Alexandria at ten, and
the Bank of Commerce (Georgetown) at
twenty-five per cent. discount. All the
banks above enumerated are specie paying
concerns of undoubted solvency, while the
solvency of the corporations of George
town and Alexandra, is equally as GER
tain, though the notes issued by them are
payable in Virginia money. The Corpo-
ration of Washington issues no notes.
Having thus disposed of the monied
institutions of this region, so conducted
as to enjoy the unlimited confidence of
this community, the publisher writes
down the Bank OF America, the National
Bank and the Farmers and Merchants
Bank at one per cent. discount.
Now, though the notes of the last men
toned concerns dopass here very improp-
erly, at slight discount in transactions
On specie basis, their issues are not
receivable in bank, and it is due to the
unsuspicious abroad that this fact should
be known. People of common sense will
understand from what we here write, that
no reliance can be placed on at least the
District of Columbia column of Dues
Bank Mirror. In this connection, it will
not be amiss to mention, that notes of the
Corporation of Fredericksburg va. have
found their way here, payable twelre gears
after date. The fact that any such bogus
paper-fraudulent even upon its facets
received by trades-people here for money,
proves the absolute necessity for Con-
gressional legislation, which, by properly
Furnishing efforts to get up pretended
banks in this District, essayed in nearly
every case by parties utterly unknown
among US, will put stop to the facilities
they afford for cheating the unsuspecting
at distance, through Misrepresentation
of their standing in bank note detectors,
such as this upon which we comment.
We design taking up this subject again
shortly.