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DROP osALs TOR GOAL.
HEADQUARfERs DEPT OF WASHINGTON J
Office Of Ch;sf Ouoyterrnn.tsr

Washington, Oct. /, lS6S \
PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing 800 to COO
tons of Anthracite Ct al for the supply Of this De-
pertment
The Coal 10 to bs landed on some wharf in this
atty accessible to wagons, and il to be delivered
r. m time to time ~ required.
Proposals must sps city the quality Of the GOAL
Iash bidder must attach his full name and % 1t
ONE address. and the names OF ell parties iate.
rested in the prop possl must appear therein.
An oath of allegiance to the Government Of the
United States must accom- Deny each bid.
Bids will be opened from time to time, and con-
Haefs or purchases made ~ the Geo! may be re-
CURED.
Ia. right is reservse to sesspt al or any part Of
Proposals should be addressed "Prspessls for
Csal . and addressed to
ELIA1 II. GREENE,
Lieut. Colonel, Chief Quarterna aater,
0o g. st DepSrtment Of Wssh fnstsn
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Matianof Lam.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct THE Goverment SUBJ
scIiption agent reports the sale Of 81, ,295, $50
worth OF dve-twenties on Wednesday. The
deliveries of bonds are being made to the Sd
instant
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O. G.. EAWTELLD,
Lieut., Dol, and Chief Quarter master.
An IA II CAyalry RuraAu

SEALED PROPOSALS FOR IURNIsHING TaA
y Subsistence Department with (sVo) FIVE HUN-
18th day Of October, 1865 The Hay. to be Of the
best auslity and be delivered At ths wharvss ct
fiIth street The Hay to be weis he'd at the time
of delivery ard the weight 20 determined to be the
purchase weight Bids wall be required In duph
are disloyal, or who have previously failed with
contracts made with the Cover nment, or from
made in Certificates of Indebtedness !" A con.
tract with . good bono will be required to be
entered into. Bids to be directed to Col. A. BECK-
WITH A. b. G. and O. 8 223 street Washing
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DROPoSALS YoR ROOFING PlLr,

CAVALRY BUREAU, }
OFFICE OF CBIsF QgARfBRMAsfRR,
WAsHIks1oI, D. o., September ., Ises.
PROPOSALS solieitea at this Office fer the fur
nishins Of ROOFING FlLT In sonstasrsbls suen-
aties, a. it nay Be- required from tne ts time, In
The Relt to be dsnvsrs1 At the wharf Of ths
oex.ly Depot ct Gislore Peint, near this city:
Bidders are requested to send with their bids
Aisk.
The Felt win be subject to inspection sn d.
Every. @. 9. 6AWfDLLI,
Lieut.. Dol. and Chief Quarters aster,
0e Da Osy4lYY BUrAAu.
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DR0 PosALs ZOE HoRgIe
0AvaLRY BunHAu,
oess q 1s Gisf Q.arsrmastsa

oess q 1s Gis{ Q.a,trmaas I
PaofosALs are solicited and win bs reesiysd 1t
this on % for furniahing Cavalry Horses to be de.
nysrsd at Pittsburg. Psnnsylvania; PhilaA Aslphia
Meshington Oity. eyrasuss, u. T., or InAiaaapous
Proposals. will be considered for the furpishins Of
Horsss ia lots Of not less than twenty Eve, f25)
The Horses 70 bs from fifteen {l5l to sixteen l6)
hanes high. from Eve 80 to nine ts) years cid wen
broken TO the saddle, eompaet'y built, In good
The ability Of the bidder to fulhl his agreement
must be guaranteed By two responsible persons,
whose signatures must hs appended TO the guar:
The responsibility Of the suarantors must bs
sesrest District Court. or Of the United States
District Attorney.
Proposals must Be addreased to Lieutenant
Colonel O. g. savtelle, Chief Quartsrmastsr Cav.
aalIy Barssn. and bs indorsed on the snvslops
O. G.. EAWTELL1,
Lieut.. COL and Chief onartsrmsstsr.
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FU R N TT U r. e. a
FURNITURE.
We have Just received . vsry large and complete
sssertnent Of I'll kinds of
yURNIfuR1, OARPITe,
COCOA MATING.
s.a Hous1KszrINa xRffcLEs ssnssssy. sHe'
which have been sent us on eommisaion At pfivete
sals al Of which We offef as the lowest possibls
prices e the entire stock II to b closed OUT and
ofiefe iBduoemsnts 70 persons in wLnS Of 6urpi-
ture, Ae.-smoaT vhish may b fouad:
faIior Suits n Dsocatsl and Rspe,
Tete a-tstesa eofas, Diayans. and Lounges,
Marble TOP Bureaus, Tables, Mirrors,
Cottage Chamber Sets, 1tssSrsa,
Cans and Weed. ssat Chairs IN great variety,
iroS Bedssssas' H.sr n :as snd us shusk Mattresses,
Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, Comforts,
Cafpets. Cocoa 4atttnS, ,0ileloth-lafeasstock,
1xten1ion Tables, Walnut WArdrobee.
Walnut, Jenny Lind. Cottage. and other ED
Tossthsr forming one Of the larssst assortmsnts
GI IaIniture &e. In the city and IL win b 70 the
interest OF dealers and other purehsssrs to ex-
amins our stock before purcha:ins. 6. q the whole
stock IL to b closed out our large and spacious
gclesroen in the rear Of our Auetien hocmi, under
e . 81 south corner Of Penn ave and Oh It,
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AUCTION SALES.
ByJ. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auotionssrs.
CHANOIRY SALE OF VERY VALUABL1 ID

{ CHAAoARY SALE sT.rx q xssY VALUABLE r.
~, aisaIs:sn :ss Sfs v. sem; sa .s: sss:sslss:i
the The Aos,ien 10 = s Ware rooms Oh O. Heauirs { 80.
::Ssils1as esionsink = t1s sss.ts oi tAs late late
ana IN &c District Of ospo.iss Sss.s
d,. snd anoas ttS sys s,a 1d,s from wssnin on
and aiming lands. . part Of which is IN : nixh
The Tru toes iave had tn. land subdividsd into
siI sonvenit ut lots for farming and gardening
Lof 4. 70 acre.. Irood. q p.rches Lot n acre
s sas
ter b. ek t. Oxen Branch.
:ss Z; ssss
and 10 :s:P: &: Lot
river. 10 In E high state of cultivation, and eoa-
between and &. ana e'
+: and e. ssse
COED fisheries for o. Cd and herring
country places msrLs. g. dens especially .. the
sss sss ssss sr sss ;ss
s. G vi. .ss s1
visions, can be seen at G. Mc9Lire q 0 g ware
rooms, RICHARD H. CLARKE.
THOMAS W. BsKkr,
ses.aav Jc.M MCGUIRE 4 CO.. aaess.
rCRUsTERp BALE OF A VALUABLE FARM
IN Mon GoMERT CouETY MARYLAHp-: virtue
Of eeree of the Circuit Court for Montgomery
. cause in he said court depending bstwsen John
ClaRett and others complalnsnts. and smith
Thorn p. on ard others defendants, the undersigned
on SAT 1URDaY, tie 18th dsy Of 0cta her merit At
the late Daru. Clsgett, Esq :, in Monteo aery
lying on the Washington and Brookvile Turnpike
about seven and half m lies from Wa.hinsto city
and Containing sixty acres sf land. more or less
This Farm is elisibly situated in pleasant neigh.
denominations, and is improved with a, good sub
stsnsisl Frame Dwelling -hoafe and all necessary
out buildings 1t is also VIII supplied with
high state Of cultivation, and TO person desiring
country residence it offers unn-ua. Advantages
Terms Of Sale as prescribed 6y The D-cY,e: Onsthrd
due in four equsl instruments. a. six, twelve
eighteen. and twenty four montas vita interest on
ths whole from the da. Of sale, payable annually,
bonds of the rchassr With surety ties to
be approved By the Trustees.
On the payEent of the whole purchase money and
not eefore the Trustees will convey to the pur
chaser the property. free clear and discharged of
all claim of the parties to the cause and of any
person or persons claiming by, from, or under
them
Persons desrous of examining the property can
do 30 BY calling on Smith Thompson, Esq who re
sides II ereon If the day fixed for the sale of the
day, October 2ith, At the same hour and pIacs and
upon the same terms. John G. ENGLAND,
sA96 sosw TrnJ...
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EAsHIONABLG DANCING ACADIMY.


II r. LABBE'S DANCING ACADEMY.
Prof. =. r. LABBK's Academy win rs-opsn on
Trssday. OCT. 18th in the hall over the store -
Psnnsylv,nia avenue, directly oppnsite the ~
Metropolitan Hotel. Days Of tuition forsas
misses and masters Tuesdays. Thursdays. ana sst-
men tame evenings, commencing st half Dast7.
rOLUMBIA CORNHr AND sTKING BAND.
10 the public. that he is ready 70 furnish Muhc$
for Priyats Parties. Balls. Pie Mi1s. rsfiEssss
Teeuirsd at tie shortsst noties by leaying orders
at John tsenanb eernsr Of Isnnsyly ants ayeIas
es9 snsf
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BOARDING.

lyOoD BOARDING-ATR REAsONABLE RATES,
~ Can be bad, with without rooms At No 13S
& st. hstw cen fist and 22d ocSsts
koh hRENT-several we'll furnished BED ROOMS
oS arg pAHLoRs for gentlemen, with Board. A
eooc rrecehman cooks, and respectful walters
kept. Reference required Inquire Of MR. SMART,
zoS ST pct 18th and 18th. oc S6ta
HIHk VERY BEST TABLE BOARD GAN BIZ
- obtained in quiet Northern family. at 459
10Th street opposite Ford's New Theater At four
dollars per week. All the scooHmo ations are
first class Also one neatly furnished Room for
= ent gentleman and wifs preferred. oc cost
900 FIRST STREET EAsT-BETWREN
900 ano B, Capitol Hiil,) Gertlemen and their
wi!es, and single gentlemen, can be accommodated
with large pie asant Rooms with Board. Reference
e1enSnEed. oc 5.9ws
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IH0R SALE-A fire Seven and q Half Octave
ROSEWOOD PIANO.
INQUIRE at G: N Wl9Hr's Furnishing
Ware Rooms. 81 In ave. oc eo2w.ulkH
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w HIDIHHIDl8.
w ILL Be sold ct Public Auction, On svs1s
N1DN16DAY and SATURDAY, ct II o'clock 8
M, q the wharf on a1tA gtrest, WashingtoA, al
aalo.
Tern. :@s.a, - I. Treasury notes, 70 3 zssM q sAs
jaN IOhroa.l II. Dol. and d. 4. U.
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N Q Q Ei
At179 south street. between eth and IOtn the
Oldest established Medical Office this side Of
baltimore and tie only physicians in this city who
Gan cure All Secret Diseases without mercury Drs
Brothers a. Gray her. by offsr . reward of 600 to
any physicisn who after q proper denomination
can eure private diseases with equally uniform
erierity. ease, eafety and chespae.s =. we can
without charge. O. e-9Ws
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ADJUSTMENTS.


GROWERS THE GTER.
Pennsylvania Avenue. near Wiilards' Hotel.
LEoEkRD GROVER Observation-Disclosures. Dirastoy
The opening of this truly beautiful Temple of the
Di anna was
GREAT SUCCESS.
THURSDAY, Oct. 8, S3,
ONLY TIME MOST POSITIVELY OF
Z. l.. DAVENPORT,
]. w. WALLACK,
MRS. FARREN,
AND THE
REALLY FINE COMPANY OF ARTISTS
In the beautiful ~.
DAMON AND PYTHIAS:
THE TEST OF FRIENDSHIP.
Mr.. Davenport rs. Damon
1tAioSA 40 :. Pythiks
The full streI 9Th of the company is srnnioyed
This beautiful drama will be ted n ost nos
itively for the last time -
To be followed By the licking Irish comedistts.
HIS LAST LEGS
seats m ~ be secured st the cffce of the theater
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By J. G. MCGUIRE d co.. Auctioneers.
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY ON STREET,
IN TIE kEAR OF "er. CHARLRs HofEL."-On
We shall seil Lot No; in Reservation No. front.
ing "a 1eet north street, between ID and I'd
streets west. and raining back laO feet to . public
alley. One half Of the lot is improved with two.
of the Lot will be sold separate.
Terms: gne, third in sash the remainder in siz !.
b. . deed OF trust ON the premises
Convsyancing at the cost Of the purchaser.
eci-eo&ds @. MCGUIRE L CO.. Auets.
A ssIsTANT eUARTEKMAsTERB OFFIoI,l
"A Corner Of G and Ttcenfy- second streets,
Wsshins ton, September Is ls6s
Win be sold at public auction on the hrst second,
and third NHDN ESDAfS, 7th, 18th, and alst OF
October. At the Corral near the W Washington OBJ
seryatory large lot Of
H0RSES AND MULES
condemned - UNFIT for public se cyiee.
Gale to commence 1t 10 O'Clock q. m,
Terms cash, In Government fands
CHARLI6 9ARRITeON
- 26 IDS Assistant Qusrtermsster,
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ter, fayuraby to Senate ii relative to the dis
ubution Of the General Statut1s; third reading.
BY Mr.. Reed, for Judiciary Committee, iayora-
bly, to bill relating TO the taking Of depositons,
with amendment; ordered amended and third
reading.
By the same, against bill for restriction efcosts;
third reading refused.
BY Mr. Miller, for Committee on Education,
against bill in amendment OF section 3 OF chapter
%, relating TO the Board Of Education; third
rerding refused.
By Mir. Soule, iog judiciary Committee, favor
ably to bill in amendment Of chapter D Of the
Statutes relative to the ptomulgation OF the
Statutes with amendment amended and third
reading.
By Mr.. Smith, for Committee on Banks, favor
ably to bill in amendment of section 40, chapter
Sc, of the Statutes relative to private corporations
third reading.
BY MIR. Wilson for Committee on Claims,
against bill for relief of town of Pomfres; third
reading refused.
BY Mr.. Rand, for General Committee, against
bill to change the name Of w. E. Davis; third
reading refused
BY Mr.. Deane, for Committee on Ways and
Means, favorably to bill in amendment of section
"a of chapter 81 of the General Statutes, relating
to collection Of taxes third reading ordered.
By Mr.. Reed, for Judiciary Committee, favora-
bly, to bill authorizing town clerks to administer
oatbs in certain cases third reading
The bill transferring in certain cases the Grand
List of mortgaged property from the list of the
mortgagor to that of the MORTGAGE, came up as
unfinished business. The pending question was
upon ordering it to third reading, the commit
toe having reported againstit
Extended debate upon the merits of the bill
ensued.
The third reading was refused by vote Of yeas
A, nays 1913.
BY Mr.. Shaw, for Judiciary Committee, tavora
bly,, to bill amending section l, chapter 10 o
| General Statutes, relating 10 towns and villages
| third reading.
Senate bill in amendment Of chapter 81 of the
Statutes, entitled of the grand list referred =
Com ittee to make up Grand List.
| RESOLUTIONS.
| The House concurred in Serate resolution Ii
structing the Sec etary Of the Senate to prepar'
an abstract of the manual of parliamentary prac
,ice, by Thomas Jefferson, and report the same Il
the next General Assembly, to be appended Il
the directory to be printed for the use of th'
| same.
BY Mr.. Reed of Montpelier, joint resolution
that the Trustees Of the Library are hereby au
thorized TO present to the College OF Liberia
copy of the General Statutes and the Geological
Survey of this State, and other public document
tees may be spared from the Library without d.
triment to the same ; referred to the Commute
on the Library. Adjourned.
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FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. %. DR.. d. W
Wright of Mort Tx, was executed at 10 this A
M. The were five regiments in attendance
and one battery, but everything passed off qui-
city.
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EXCiSE TAKES
Coli r'S TOfI

NOTICE is hereby given that the AnHuat Tares for the
~ FRS COltc district of Vermont, as assessed upon
Incomes Licen es, Carriages Plate, &C under the tx.
else Congress approved July 1862 and the amend
mens thereto, have become due and payable aud will
attend at the following times and places receive The
same, viz:
WASHINGTON COUNTY AT my Office in Montpelier on
Friday, sa urday and Monday October 49, II aud 10 at
the Mortified House in Norh6eld Tuesday October
~; a. {, and s. Browns store, in Waterbury on We'd
nesday Octob r2l at Joslin's Hotel, in Watsfed on
Thursday, October q; and at Wilson's Hotel in Cabot
on Friday. October %.
The mon hly turns OF Manufacturers, net previously
ptld VIII be received at those times An places
by The provisions Of the law, all persons 1egectng
pay Id taxes within the time above specified pay
ten per cent. additional upon the amount thereof.
ANY person can remit his tax by another as rec pts
will be returned .ra
u Bills Of Banks outside the State sill not be received
treasury notes preferred JOSEPH POLAND,
. collector FIRST District Vermont.
MoLtpelier, Oct |, 1868. oct6aF&Dwi
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Making n per cont. for The year {

Making u per cent. FOR the year cnd
ing ug 1868 Said per eentage be upon the orig
inal the premium note without reference any
Endorsement and to be paid to the II easurer at his
in Montpelier, before the 14th day of Oc 1863
Members Of the Company will find in the hands Of the
Representatives elect to the Legislature Local Agents
the Company schedule showing the Of assessment
due from each respectively and they particularly
sired the money for he assessments forwarded
to the Office October The must be paid
due These who fail thus to pay ought not to expect to b.
paid If their property destroyed by fire. little attention
this the part Of the Members of the Company the
proper time, will them expense and trouble See
Act of Incorporation, your Policy, which will be
/ iorced.) j. 7. THURSTON, Treasurer
Montpelier, Aug. 2S 1868.
The publishers Of each weekly newspaper In this Stsie
requested to publish the above notice three We ks
cessvey their respective papers for which three dollars
will be paid presentation Of their bills 1t this ce.
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Les IsLATURE OF VERMONT.
5UAL SESSION 1868.
III MI T W.T. " II
.SE.N.1TE-.9jternoOn.

BILLS.
From the Hous, No. 2, to promote the effici-
ency Of Teachers Institutes to the Committee
on Educaton.
From the House, No. II, for the relief of
drafted soldiers to the Committee on Military
Affairs.
From the House, No. "a, to amend forms
II and "a chapter 1877 of the General Sta tutes,
entitled :" of forms of sundry writs and other
precepts and other instruments; to Judi Ciary
Committee.
From the House. No. "a, allowing towns to erect
monuments to the memory of deceased soldiers
referred to the General Committee.
From the House, No. 81, to incorporate the
Lawrence House Company referred to the Cen
eral Committee.
From the House, No. u, to incorporate the st.
Adams Hotel Company; referred to the General
Committee.
From the House, No. g. for the preservation
of fish in Greensboro pond referred TO the Gen
tral Commute.
From the House, No. H. to ltgaIiae the Grand
List of the town of Rupert for the years lS6O-l-
%; referred to the Committee on Finance.
From the House, No. AZ, 10 relation to witness
es; to the Judiciary Committee.
REPORTS. ~
I By Mr.. Bean, for the General Committee, favor
ably, with statement Of facts, on House bill So
changing the name OF Sarah b. Marshall order.
ed to the third reading. Read the third time and
passed.
BY Mr.. b an, for the General Committee, ia
vorably, W til a statement OF facts, on House bill
As, changing the name OF Ceista Baldwin; third
readir ordered. Read the third time and passed
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
Senate i'll No. Is, to incorporate the Jamaica
Manufacturing Company
Mr.. Cree said he thought il best to settle, now
and here, the principle whether to grant these phi
vate corporations as they come up, or to stop a
once, and compel all to avail themselves of the
general laws. lie did not see any advantage tt
be gained by separ ate corporate charter, for hty
would still have to abide by the general law O.
the subject.
The general law had all the provisions which
we're necessary, and was evidently framed fol
the express purpose of preventing all this class o
legislation.
lie thought the bill ought TO be discussed tc
zee if SOME principle could not be reached thai
would guide the Senate in future legislation.
On motion Of Mr. EugleSby the biilwss ordere,
to lie. Adjourned.
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JOB PERMITTING

in all its Bran hes neatly AMI nrpnptly eSJ,
the cheapest rates Fl 'I
Q.yAl orders should be addressed TO
Q. W. WILLARD, Nontnelier VI
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HOUSE.
10 lie.

THIRD READING or BILLS.
An act to promote Teachers Institutes passed
An act to amend forms II and q of chapter
1877 of General Statutes entitled forms of sundry
wrts and other instruments; passed.
An act relating to Witnesses in cases involving
interests OF husband and wife ; passed
An &C. to Incorporate the Lawrence House (h2-
ted Company passed.
Au act TO. ire preservation Of fish in Green's
boro Pond pissed.
An act to incorporate the ST. Adams Hotel
An act to legaze the Grand List of the town
of Rupert; passed.
An act authorizing towns to erect monuments
to the memory of deceased soldiers; passed.
An act granting pay TO drafted men and aid
TO their families.
Dir. Shaw moved to commit this bill to men,
Der with instruction 10 amend by ms rting pro-
yiso expressly pro, ding that the seven dollars
per month snail not be paid to substitutes for
drafted men.
Mr., Fisher of Cabot, thought the amendment
wouI4 be uajust. Why shout not the substitute
be put upon the same tootiog he was aced
upon b, the United States, viz that of drafted
man
Mr.. Shaw replied that the substitute received q
sum Tor akiu9 Inc position al the outset, and
hence there was no itlu,tce
The House ordered the amenment made
"a. Mr.. Wneeler of South Hero, moved TO com
init to member 10 amend ~ az to make the bill,
prospective so tf.at men who shall be drafted be-
fore October 1864, shall De pad seven dolerS per
y month as well as those who have been drafted.
.4rDiscussion followed this prop sal. mr. Shaw
hoped the last distinction between, he volunteers
and drafted men would not be done away. lie
believed ia the volunteer principle.
Mr.. Woodward OF Westford, thought it not
hest to<rely upon the volunteer principle. He
would ~ turtner and say that it doubtful
whether 1t was desirable tnatt 70 war should be
carr d on upon the volunteer principle tor if so
il would be he noblest spirits, and the best and
most pa rio 20, that would have to bear the bur
den, and their blood would be poure,i out, and
the con try lose her be cltIz-ns. 1t was de
eiTabe 10 n We a draft and make those who he d
back come forward aud bear their part.
Again he believed that men won not leave
the State for Canada in such numbers II the
bo1n y Was ex ended to include draf ed men. 1t
would tend then to increts. the number of men
that The Government would obtain, to amend the
bill as proposed. #AE.|
o. tne question of amending Mr.. Shaw called
for thu yeas and nays,--yeas 81, nays "A, and the
bill was amended 20 as to pr vide for State pay
TO men who may be drafted before the second
Thursday of DC :ober, 1864.
Mr.. Dlrr moved to commit the bill to a mem
Der TO amend SO as to exclude from State pay
drafted Vermont men who may leave Vt. regi-
mems or detached companies Tor other U. 5. Ser.
vice. This would make the bill comfortable to
the law Ia regard to volunteers.
Perd'ng The action upon this amendment, on
mo,iJn of Mr.. Shaw the bill was ordered to lie.
REPORTS
Mr.. llemen"aG for Distributing Commit
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Farm for sale.

EHE Subscriber wishes to sell his farm situated in the
wes'e iy part Of East Mon peer The main travelled
roda trading from Montpelier to Hardwick. said farm
contain acres of cd smooth land, about IL acres of
WOOD lahi, 100 sugar trees, good dwelling house barn.
shtds and otner outbuildngs good spring water
10 the toue and barn yard. will also sell hay stock
ami arn tools ii desired. LEVI BALI,
Montpelier, VI, Oct Is 1868 fl2+
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The Paris correspondent of the London Times,
speaking of the trip of the French irou-clad
fleet to Brest, says that the two ships OF the
line and the three frigaes rolled iearfully but
particularly the Normande, AM the sea washed
the decks in continuous streams. 1t was I'M
possible 10 keep the portfolios open, and conse-
quently no trial could be made of the guns.
There is evidently no danger of these iron-clads
ever crossing the Atlantic.