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LOCAL NEWS

COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. July 2Otl-Board Of
Atdermen.--A communication. swas received
from the Mayor announcing the approval OF
the act to lay water main in Maryland avenue
from Four land "a. half to Si4th street west; an
act to supply deficiency in the appropriation
for the Washington City Asylum Tor the fiscal
year ending June 3Oth, 1885, and an aet for the
relief of Rachel P Wilson, 4's
Also, communication recommending the
revival OF the act to grade and gravel B street
north, from Sixth to Seventeenth streets west,
approved December I'd, 1858. Referred to COM
mittee on improvements.
Also, communication transmitting resolu-
tions adopted by the Board of Trustees of
Public S chools on the 9th ultimo, requesting
m me councils to appoint committee to select
house in the First School District Referred to
the committee on schools.
Communications were received from Chas.
j. Ullman, recommending the grading and
grateling OF o street, between Fifth and North
capitol streets, and asking attention to the law
passed by the Levy Court to widen the extern
sion of North Capitol street to Glenwood Gem
eteFy which were referred to the committee on
improvements.
The following were also read and referred
Petition of ID. A. WaterstoH for the improves
ment of ID street south, from Second to Fourth
streets east; and a bill to grade aud gravel q
street south, between Tenth and Fourteenth
streets west. 4 ssts#4
Mr.. Lloyd introduced a concurrent resolu-
tion authorizing the appointment of a commits
stee of three members from the Board OF Alder
men and four from the Board Of Common
Council, to take into consideration all matters
connected. with street railways; which was
passed. g
The following nominations, heretofore made
by the Mayor, were reported upon favorably
by the committee on police, and confirmed,
VIZ For Scavergers-John Chism, First Ward;
Ward, Peter Schweitzer and George Fasnaught,
Third Ward; VIM. ordan, Fourth Ward; Elias
f. Barnes, Fifth Ward; Samuel Armstead, Sixth
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MORGAN ROUTED IN OHIO.
1900 of His NJ en- nCaptured-Colonel Basil
Duke n Prisoner

l.jOO OIL HIS NJ en- aptured-Coionel Basil
Duke Prisoner.
CINCINNATI, July 20.-On Saturday morning
Morgan's forces were overtaken near Pomeroy
by Generals Hobson and Judah, who had
formed junction.
ara learning that the ford a. Bufdnton Island
was well guarded, broke up his band into
small squads in order to escape. One sauad
with six pieces Of artillery, made for the cross
ing at buffinton Our gunboat drove them back
with loss ofon hundred killed and drowned.
Our cavalry charged and captured q battery,
killing number of the rebels.
Colonies Wolford and Shakleford succeeded
in capturing one lot of five hundred and seven
ty-five, and another Of two hundred and sew
enty-hye, besides numerous squads, making
in all over one thousand prisoners. Our cav
airy is in pursuit of the remainder of his COM
mand, which is entirely broken up and scat
tered among the hills.
The position of the rebel forces is such that
they cannot cross the Ohio nor get much fur
ther north.
Our forces are continually capturing Nor
gan's men. Basil Duke was captured near
Pomeroy this morning. Thirteen hundred men
have been taken so far
Major Brown, commanding a battalion of the
Tenth Kentucky cavalry arrived here with
one hundred anC fitty prisoners captured dn-
ring reconnaissance near Abingdon, Indiana.
IsECoND DIsPATCu.1
CINCINNATI July %, I D. m-Morgan with
about 4 thousand men has been turned back
He was moving this afternoon towards Gallip-
oils, closely followed by our forces Squads of
his men are being picked up hourly. The Col
umbus dispatch says that after the fight at Buff
fington the rebels moved up the river to Bealls-
Vile, ahead of the gunhoats, and by threats
compelled the citizens TO furnish them fiat
boats, by which three hundred escaped to the
Virginia shore Just as our gunboats hove in
sig the remainder on the Ohio shore were at.
Ia hs by our forces and scattered. Our men
continued picking ther1 up till only abolt fif-
teen hundred Were left, who finally sue ,ceded
in breaking through our lines, and pushed back
in the direction of Burlington, At nine O'Clock
this morning they passed through Harrison
vile, L n miles northeast of Pomeroy, appa-
rently exhausted with fatigue
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WASHINGTON TAEATER,
ELEyENTH Strict, NEAR Pa. AVENU1

THIS y1ss .Tss'iiss sssEisa EHHf1Ha.
whose r.sfSrm. ss st. ra,s;r,a ~
ded and fashions BILE audi -nces with voefsrous
and lncs sssant applause and screams of hear. y
TWO sIMPLEroNs.
La Bslle Resits, M lies Ionise bon..ti. Augusta,
Henri ATgoaiMss, ,1!0o It, Josef osIon, lions AMI
Of the Wonderful chi:d Angelo, aud also Of sisnor
csNIpolss h1.ssieea ssnan n.x
Admission J5 Sc and IS cents
H Notv thstanding the enormous expense At
viii be ann as may BE- secured pfess dass
lug the day witho extra charge
CANTERBURY HALL,
GasTERR!}Ry GAETEkRTRy HALL, HALL,
LoUIsIANA AV:. ,zs4a sI1rz sr.sr.
Vim. sinn. .....-.-. Sole Manager and Proprietor
THE SUMMER THBArER
STANDARD fMs61s1c HALL.
THE %Es4 rpPy14h PS 4HE fEAnE e. r2FEAHOsE
ToHIaaT..
ROB ERT AND JAQUEs.
uNR1vALED paaSHTTeesM1M1c aSTTeesM TROUPE.
MISS EVA BRENT.
The most popular and highest sslaried vocalist in
E. Rrzs5 5oikfss Ss IpRskBs
&c, &C.. &c, DC
MR. GEO r. EDEsON,
The favorite Comedian and Comic Vocalist
MONS LOU Is sz0LLosY.
And his Lovely Ballet Corps
Admission twenty wa and fifty cents.
jy 206t
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The Supposed PriYateer,

PORTLAND, Me-, July 20th.-The mayor has
received the following from Cape Elizabeth:
"The steamer Cambridge, Spicer, just ar
rived off this point from cruise off the New
Jersey coast reports that heavy fogs continued
for eight days. Two officers who landed and
forwarded dispatches for Washington, report
having fallen in with large steamer off Cape
Cod, two nights since, which mysteriously re-
fused TO give information. When the Cam
bridge beat to quarters she quickly made off in
the fog, and was lost sight Of, The Cambridge
is now Is p. m standing out to sen.: The firing
heard on Friday off this port was aMdouktedly
@ thunder ssowel at sea- I,4 -.
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i COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
WAsHIK ON, Juiy l6, 863.--Whereas. by satisfac-
tory evidence presented to the undersigned it as
betn made TO appear that the First Nj tional Bank
of W asbington in the county of Washington, and
District of Golumbia, been duly organized under
and according to the requirements OF the act of
Congress entitled :. An act to provide 9 natoaal
stocks, and Co provide for the circulation aud re-
sfmption thereof, approved February 25, 1853, and
hs implied with all the provisions Of said act
CURED to be complied with before commencing tae
businefs ct Ban king:
Now, therefore, /, Hugh McCulloch. Com ptrolIer
oi the Currency, do hereby certify that ths ssid
Frtt National Bank of Washinston, county of
Wsshr TIN, and District of Oolu bia is author
lzed to commence the business of Banking under
the act Aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witners my hand
IL. and seal OF Off se this 18th day of July. 1853.
HUGH MCCULLOCH,
iy l7.d2m Comptroller of the Curreocy
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pRoPOsALs FOB HAY, STRAW, AND GRAINI

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ASSISTANT QuAlfKRMAsF1a's OFFICE,
Forage Depdrtn1eHt. Cor. G and I'D stYeets, )
WASHINGTON, D. O., April Is. 1863
WlIfTEs PRopos AIS are ;rvited for furnishing
"a. HA1 STRAW, OATS, and CORN for the use Of
This Depot, to be delivered at the Railroad Depot
or at any of the Government wharves in this city
The proposals to be addressed to the under.
signed, and they should state the Quantity of
sssh article offered, also the prize and the date
Proposals will be received for ave thousand
lScj bushels of Corn or Oats and 6fty 5O) tons cf
hay or STRAW. and upwards unless it should be for
the inferes3 of the Government to contract for 9
less amount.
(D bushels each, which are to be furnished at the
cost Of the contractor.
The Hay and Straw to be securely baled
All Grain and Hay offered to be ubtect to riRid
inspecuon by the Government Inspector.
Contracts will be awarded from time to time to
the lowest responsible bidders, the ntere SITS OF
the service may require. Good security will be
required for the faith full fulhlent any contract
made under this advertisement
Payment to be made st the completion Of the
contract. 8. L. BROWN,
aDH-5m Captain and A. Q. N. q. 8. A.
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HIGH TIMES ON GOOSE LEvRL.-Last week
the pound master, VIM. Sumacher, paid
visit 10 Goose Level, near the upper end of
Seventh street, and created quite a commotion
among the owners of goats, hogs, &c, which
were running at large in that locality, and the
excitement got so high that the police had to
be called. Among the sufferers from this visit
was VIM. Cooper, who had two pigs taken up
by the pound master, who was dressed partly
in a military uniform, and Cooper, thinking
that he was soldier, attempted to arrest him,
and the two carried each other TO the second
precinct station house, where Sumacher was
recognized by the policemen, and Cooper WAS
taken before Justice Giberson, who dismissed
him, and he redeemed the pigs by paying the
usual penalty. The pound-master also got
hold of goat belonging TO Nicholas Zange,
but before he had him secured Eanse and his
wife came out one seiZing The head OF the goat,
the other the fore legs, and the ponnd-maSter
the hind legs, and for a time il was s.puil Dick,
puIl pevil,o with'the party; but Officer Mnl-
-joy coming alorg,- arrested Zange and took
him before Justice Giberson, who dismissed
hlm, the goat being taken to the pound.
tt n.---- sref -
AN UNFoRTUNATE BOY CARED Fog--Sat-
urday evening, a-fad Of sabont Ill years of age,
named George White, was found in the streets
very sick, and was taken to the Fourth Ward
station by another lad. The police did all they
could TO relieve him, and vainly endeavored
TO get him into hospital. He remained at the
station last night in great misery, but this
morning Roupdsman Kelly got permission for
his admission to the Douglas Hospital He ia
one Of the little boys who followed the army
months ago. His disease IL typhoid fever, and
requires immediate attention. His parents live
in New York city.
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vARIETtE8I vARiETIE9I


vARiETIE8I vARiETlESI
Fronting PenrsylvA AniA avenue aud Ninth st.
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK.
CIR At LIFE LIKE PLAY,
THE sENsATION EVENT OF THE CITY.
~ e L L -
WASHIN GTON.
PICTURES OF WASHING TON LIFE,
HIGH AND Low LIFE IN TIE CAPITAL.
LOCAL STORY TRUE IN PLOT EVERY
NIGHT AT TITS HALL.
TH1 GREAT SUMMER RESORT
VENTILATED ON SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES.
FULL DRAMATIC COMPANY.
GREAT PANTOMIME TROUPE.
AGNES SUTHERLAND,
jim BUDWORTH,
BILLY ROSS,
FIFTY ARTISTS
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
LADIES' MATINEE.
THE GREAT PLAY PERFORMED,
REMEMBER THE VARIETIES.
} B B b B B b
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GREAT RUSH TO SMITHS, 46O Seventh st.
ING. VIA
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For the Holidays.
1. u. BIHIsGER 1 co.,
aaAsoz OF Nos. 10 AND 81 BROAD ST., NEW Yosx
oFTER FOR SALE AT THEIR sToRz,
as. 237 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
NEAR THIRTEENTH STREET,
SIGN OF THE OLD KNICKERB9CTEk,
THl MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
IMPORTED WINES AND LIQUORS
TO BE FOUND IN THE METROPOLIS.
FINE GROCERIES, CAN GOODs,
KITS AND KEGS No. MACKEREL,
KENNEBEC SALMON,
8OUSED PICKLED LAMBS TONGUES
PIGS FEET,
ENGLISH DUN GOLDFISH,
Together with all the
LuxURIEs INCIDENT TO THE SEASON
NessrE A. H. B. Co. are also Sole Propristcrs
81 BINIkGERS CELEbhATED
LONDON DOCK GIN,
Put up in Quart Bottles fer medicinal use.
Also, Sole Agents for
OLD TOM LONDON CORDIAL GIN.
~An articles bought at their store warranted
ofthe rst quality, and forwarded to any part OF ths
sity free of expense.
A We intend to be permanently located, we 70.
srsstfully request families to give us call.
ABRAM NJ. BININaER,
HENRY T. CAPEN.
TAsEMaros, December. 1861.
4. n. BININGER & co. have NO cornsxion wit
kny other House.
dB-tf RoLLIN CHURCH. Agent.
MAsssY COLLINS d oo.y
PHILADELPHIA
DKAU8HY ALE AND PORrER.
lam NOW receiving large Quantities Of DRAuGHT
ALE and PORTER from this celebrated Brewery,
which am prepared to furnish on short notice to
Ill persons who will favor with their orders.
6stisfAction GUARANTEED.
Orders given TO my drivers win be promptly a.
tended to.
Goods delivered In al parts Of Washington and
asorgetswn, free Of charge.
Terms - CASA o. aslsss,y.
RILEY A. sHINN, Agent,
Usios Bsnlsss Ds,os. 81 Green st..
aosu Gsorsetown. D. o.
F. J. HsIBEFssss sasss.so.. Z &C., 3
srsIR.sis' 4 SH sifasi4 Saff 5zs,
AsTIoPoLITA1 Horis. -.
...s ssa p. avenue. VS. #::llssson' R,s,sst b. o.
JASON G. KING, =
RAcY, le7 Wiina m street. NY. FESTIVE,
Dealers in Books, Cards,
Gard visites, Amorotypes,
je I5- est Book Just ont
VNTRRNAL RyVENUE STAMPS,
OF EVERY DENOMINATION,
Gan be had at al times s heTsSfter sns Is npp,o,
No. o.416SsygSrH STREET,
Opposiis Posi- 0Fs gspartMRnsSW5i. RnWi.n
Collector Of Iatsrpns;i Re-, Rsysnas 2, for the
1U - :, BOYS CLOTHING.
aoys are sns s0 cHn1LSsEgs n EfSssgss a
newest styles suitable for the present season ior
dress and school wear. to which We insi's ths
attention OF p1WEsALL WAL. STEPHENS 4, CO.,
am #, Ninth aad Tenth streets
ATEsT MUSIC BOOKS JUST RECEIVED
L. FROM PARIS,
Echos dn Monde Relisieux, lst and % vols.
ns kchss 9rssiis sss;,,5ns VOC; 1Ghopin vol.
Echos 'Allemagne, vols w.,
Allemanis Lanner. Strauss and Lsoitsky Wal
Par itions of all modern OPERAS.
!. - n Al the Music stew % q q. MErzssofr. .
CLOTHING AT SMITHS, eo s.,.nth street
NJ SwI
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hH IEEI III,
N1. I0QMI6, n. D., the Inventor and Patsntss
oftke ID MsNERAL PLATE TEETH, attends s~~D
persenally at his slice in this city. Many ny3t$V7t
persons can these teeth who cannot
wear others, and NO person can wear others Who
cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my once can be accommodates
WITH any style and price Of Teeth they may desire;
sieApsst, strongest ana most perfect dentuFe that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE VIII bs
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this oity-No 33s Pennsylvania avenue
betresn 9Th and 18th streets. Also, 907 Area g.,
Philadelphia. mar 4-T
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DENTISTRY.
DENTISTRY.
SIGESMOND !S HAYWARD,
NEW AND IMPROVED VlNTION
~ OF
ARTIFICIAL
CHEOPLASTFC BONE TEETH.
WITHOUT INITIAL PLAFBoa OLAsPs.

Oh. 3. B. 8IGE4MONO,
$40 Bscsdsay, Nefs York, and $50 PeansvlsGaia
Asssss, be'ssssn lath and 1Sfa sfs.. Waskiastos,
GALS the attention of the pabEe to the following
advansssee of ais improved system:
!. The Teeth OF his manufacture wiH99<
never O. rsode nor change color oy any
attds being three fourths lighter than any other.
l. No teeth or reots need be extreted, - the
A:Lnssal onss can be inserted over them.
10 aohe.
I. No tsmrararT teeth are needed, ~ permanent
ones be made I'm iately. thereby preserving
Old system is frequently disfgured,
8. This work has been fully tsEted over I've
years By many OF the frst chemists and physicianz
OF this country.
DIR. s.. has also invented q white undestruetivs
metal flling with which the most sensitive teeth
can be fllep without pain, aRd can build ub per.
feot sound tooth on any side roots, which win last
Call and examine for yourself. jy2Jtf
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PROPOSALS,
DRoPoBALS ROn HATS, CAPS, SHOES, DRY
L GOODS, 30.

L GOODS. 30. IN
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or WASHINGTON,
Ctsee af thnt,Gxa.fe'sa astn. yaly |. 1861
Written proposalSare nyited for furnishing for
following artcles, for cio thing contraband
men, wnasD, aud children
for men. -omen and del chi%rsn's % 'sa'le wear. Sh0es
Chip, felt, and yoolsn Hat, and cloth Caps.
~, Ne ,ay male ne hickory and check Shirts, and Dem
x, xKssss,., ii1:sys: s5nsA.ms. blankets, and other
Samples should be sent with each bid. at the ex-
No bds 81 sAs % psrss y fol.wrrdins the same
evidence can be furnished Of the reliability and
contracts awarded ss the interests Of the service
may acds rssauare; sase,;tx I'll, Ia n,,a s,h. ,..,,,,
tuldlment Of any contract made under this adTsr-
signed, snd ind orsed Proposals for furnishing fur %
Dry &c: .d.. ds Se c,,o ELIAs ,Itis =: GaEENE,
Sssd u
1 HoposALs viii Be received s. this once Until
fs.Sossr to BE Of to be BY the Com
to be nine in the CENTRE ,apsring off to four
inches towards the gutter line, be we rai ed OF
saene OF improper size, and to be rolled with
Bidders win state the p'ice. per cubic yard for
part Of the appropriation viii be paid the con ,1
tractor except upln the certificate Of the Com
missicr er and both the Assis sant Com misioners
that the worA has been properly sxeeut.
T. r. DORSETF,
Commissioner Fir.t Ward.
CHARLES GORDON,
2. M. P. KING,
Assistant Commissioners.
tv70 lint, Chron & Rep.l
pAoPosALs FOR MEDIuINEs-sealed pro-
l. poss:s will be received By the undersigned
until three O'Clock P. NJ. on eaturdsy, the ssta
instant; for supplying the Washington Asylum
with all the Medicines that may be required for the
year ending June 3oth. 1864. The Medicines must
be hest quality furnished as may be required
Asylum to he rejected
Bidders can obtain at the Asylum list of the
articles usually required.
W. G. H. NEWMAN
JOHN MCDEyITT
ty II dtd Commissioners Was aington Asylum.
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; CHOICE STOCK.
INTERIOR ADORyMENTS.
n Qf11

486 CHOICE STOCK 1856
INTERIOR ADORNMENTs.
In store, . choice selection Of new and desirable
PAPER HANGINGS,
Prom the rich and ornate to the most chsste and
dining rooms, and chambers.
TIRE-BoARD PRINTS, STATUES, CENTER
PIECES, &c.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS GILT BAND
WINDOW SHADES.
BUFIOR ANY REQUIRED STYLE OR ElZE OF
SHADE MADE TO ORDER
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
(Warran' ed to be gilded with gold leaf
fhe handsomest and the largest assort tnent in the
country.
Afe, assortment Of Dark Wood Frames with
beautiful variety of small-sized Oval and Gard
fisite Frames of foreign and domestic manufsc
ture. Passepat ,uts, dc.
PICTURE CORD AND TAsSELs.
Different sizes and colors; Picture Rings, ails
DO
Purchasing exclusively for cash the above goods
according to their quality viii be disposed of At
District. No m representation made TO effect sales.
A call solicit ed from those needing the alb I'VE
goods. Terms cash. j. MAkKRITER.
Remember the number. No 4s6 Seventh street,
eight doors above Odd Fellows Hall; and the terms
cash for goods and laSor. jJ IS en3t'
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GAS FITTING. &c.

:" GAS FIXTURES.
w y Have In Store, and are daily receiving, Gas
JI1TUgEs of entirely New Patterns and Designs
And Finish superior In style to anything heretofore
offered in this market,
We invite citizens generally TO esll and examine
our stock Of GAS and WATER FIXTUkH9, feslins
confident that We have tho best selected stock II
WAehington.
~ All Work In the shove line intrustsd 10 our
care will be promptly attended to.
mar ST MYERS & McGHAN. 376 D street.
The New York herald., 1863-01-24
H' y,cToff OIL TIE ApyalsAs.

nc Capture OF Arkansas Past, with .
Map-Ih h~ Dattie or Chicaasaw Bsyou,
Iiiusfratod-Tha GaIvessoa Diss ster-
ImPortan mt from Durnside,s Army-Ope-
rations i'm North caroiina-1nc Latest
News, So, Sc.
Tie WgEGLy hARAID, roady this morning. will contain
full and interesting details from our special correspoa
dent. Of the Capture OF Arkansas Post BY tho Military
and Naval Forces under Genera McCernand and Admiral
Porter, accompanied BY Map allowing the Scene Of tho
Operations.
Also an account Of the Bsttle Of Cbcksssw Bayoa.
Illustrated with Diagram Of tho Position OF tho Attacking
Forces.
Additional particulars OF the Galveston Disaster, with
Man of the City and Habor showing the Position q
the Union Fleet at the time or the Attack
Important News ron Gsuersi j ,rasidc's Army; Opp
ratIons Of the Union Forces ID North rohna and len
nessee. sc.
will also co1tan full reports or tho Money, Produce
and Cattle Markets; Agricultural 0nd sporting Intei
geuco AMI MI other of Tie week OF an interesting
and important character
Terms-Two dollars per AMMAN sibg,e COPIES 10
wrappers, ready Tor mailing, Gyc ccu,s.
The New York herald., 1863-01-24

| WAsgISGroy, jan 23,' lo>~
The following the balance or tho amended bill th'
nrs' sevcn sections Of which were published oh FrsS'
| morning.
assoca,ioDs corporatons or ndivdulls Issuing notes q
p. H s.EeSateh a as Soi5sscy sh, bs subject to and
alter April s uon ho 'Sa average seau. to of aIa o
aggregate deposits and circulation Of notes or bills a
currency issued beyond the amount named th,
10 say banks, associations corp oraflons or ds
having capital OF 800 900 ninety per ccntum
thereof over 100000 and not over $500 600 eighty
centum thereof over 1900 900 and not 900 900,
seventy per cennm thereof 900 and not over
$500 COO sixty per oentnm over s5ooooo and
81 900 600 CITY per cen,um thsrcof 81 900
not over 81 800 zoo, forty per thereof; over
600 900 aud no. over sa,ococoo thirty per cenlum
duties herein provided for shall bo imposed upon
snes" seSsay s nS no notes un P % sus
circulation u all; and tho amount OF capital II each
bank shall be tho amount allotted 70 used by such
branch, provided that all the banks associations
pcratioDs and issuing rcsfulng such notes
or bills for circulation r. currency after Aprl
of dollar, shall be subject to ard pay duty Of
hvc per ocntum each half year thereafter upon th,
amount Of such fractional notes or bills 80 II.
sued, ana q iist or return sla DO mado
and rendered within thirty day after October 1893
and each months thereafter tho Commissioner ol
Internal Revenue which shall contaa irue and raih'l
account OF tho duties accrued upon the fall the
fractional note crc iaiion, and upon the
~ all the other circulation FOR tho rext ss months rrc
ceiing, Or which should accrue from time ~ i,tno
And liz, or return shall be made ani rendered
within thirty days after the time lsei Aforesaid u
the Commissioner of internal Pcgcnue whc, shall con.
tain irge aud faithful account X INC amount of the
ties aoru0 which shoall accrue from time u time
aforess d during Tho time when rad fgtes remain
unaccou ted for nd thoro shall b. annexed 70 every
Int or rotlin declaration under oath or Affirmation u
be made In form and manner rs shall be proscrib bed
by tho Commissioner % informal Revenue, o, the
President Or some othcr proper oacar Of tai bauk
same ccntaius and faithful account N ihe duties
which have accrued, or which houd accrue ani not ac
The New York herald., 1863-01-24

experienced politicians 70 what s TO come presen'
complications While some persons may De INVESTING
funds in real estate hereabouts II 10 true tnA' o'ne's'
who ara old residents are purchasing property in north
cru cities.
The New York herald., 1863-01-24

MFa LsrRA KxsSy ~ BoroS S--Ths srcc9ss shch Ntz
laura Keene and her admirable company achieved nn ha
opening nrhi AZ the Howard Athens Bot9a sc-inl
20 increase With each prornanCe, and ~. trrr X ta
small 70 bold tho immens crowds thst atttnsn
Bouclcants nre comedy ar (" ~ Heaes aas N0atp
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The New York herald., 1863-01-24
SHINPL ASTERS.

Neither corporation ndigdaal shInpl,sters
cevcd at this Office. National postal currency only will
be taken for fractional parts Of a dollar.
The New York herald., 1863-01-24

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claim NJ.
Adjourned until tomorrow at II o.lcek
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