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& CARD.
SPEciAL Attention n is called s to the eommis
on Tuesday afternoon, June %.
The sale wili comm ence at AZ O'Clock with val
uabte Eusiasss Lot on south side of Penn avenue.
near % Str Get, and adjoining Mcpermotts Coach
After which the large Brick Tavern Property ct
the corner of l4th street and Maryland sveaue. Of
Frame Houses and Lots, four Of tasni fronting ON
Maryland avenue and two on lzta street, near
After which we shsll sell the whole of Square No.
saa lying on I4th street, .ssE .he river and known
The whole square contains about ia 600 square
feet, improved by Large substantial brick man
ana sbru bhery aud offers greater Inducements for
the estahlishn,ent of pleasure garden place OF
q st It'd 'Ha5 SIssi5!E az
EsEADo'Rs PROVOST MAasEAL's oPsIoE,t
II WAsEIScTos, D. @, Mar Is, 1858. I
SPECIAL ORDERS. No. 33.-Ali orders heretofore
Of spirituous or nais suors to easoa men os
soldier, of tha Unit ed States army, are declared to
es n Is Sg
termaster's or cou'missory Departments; and any
sailing or giving tse same to tsam,ters or any of
the above class Of persons viii be proceeded against
March 10 'SS OF B. 1855
A. &. BAKER. Lisnt. and Adiutant.
Article 60, Articles Of War-sAn suffers and re-
the n
the aeld, though not entitled soldiefr, are to be
subject TO orders. according TO the rules and dis
cipiire of war;" tChren. & Rspl my 2s-lw
INT ERNAL REVENUE STAMPS,
1 OF ALL DENOMINATIONS.
For sale at the Stamp window of the City Post
Office. my "a av
u AILROAD IRON FOR SALE.
US MILITARY RAnnoAn errlcE,
25G ST., WASHINGTON. May II, 1853
The undersigned Will receive sealed bids for the
purchase OF $50 9zO-.S4o tons of new RAILROAD
IRON. CO pounds to tAs yard.
966 7A-2ei0 tons Of the above lie 81 the Cambria
~ Arss !onnstovn; slnsytyanis. Srd .hs balance
In case bid is accepted. the party making the
same will hs notlned IS coon % pra:ticabla. II
within ten days after such notice the party shall
fail to make Isymsnti in Government funds to the
undersigned, tic Iron for which said bid was made
shall be subject TO sale 10 eny ether parson
All bids must be sealed and directed to the I'M
for Railroad Iron
The right to reject any and Ill bids is expressly
reserved.
Bids viii Be received as above invited until June
8, .: which time decision will DO given
myle-td "a. L. ROBINSON, Capt. and A. O. n
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BE SURE AND VoTE We earnestly entreat
all good citjzens who have not voted already
to do so without fail, as a duty not to be neg
lected. The people of Washington have been
yillifed and slandered in every form by the
organ of the s.new -csmers," and they will be
recreant in duty TO themselves and those who
represent their interests il they do not give an
effective rebukc to their defamers in the result
or this days' election.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-01

VIRGINIA ELFGTIOG.-At the election on
Thursday last, The vote IN Berkeley county
for annexation to Western Virginia was 6i5;
against it, !. The vote in Fairfax county, for
Lieut. Governor, as far received, is-Cow-
per, 100; Miner, 81. The vote in the same coun-
ty for annexation to Western Virginia was So:
against it, .. For the House Of Delegates
Hawkhurst, 1a5; Tucker, %. For State Sem
ator- Brown, 1Gs; Purdy, 10. Purdy is elected
from the Senatorial district.
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IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTHWEST

TIE REBEL GENERAL MARMADUKE RE
PORTED TO HAVE CAPTURED HELENA,
ARKANSAS
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~ SCMMES DRINKS.
SLARET. Sauterne, Eoek, Port, Muscate; An
selica, Sherry, Madeira, Muscat, Malaga and Gin
and Ginger Brandies, in stor. and for sale by
EGAN & pERRiE,
my % st EChrcn.] corncrath and sts.
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". l.. WALL l. CO.. Aucts.
By W. L. WALL Il CO. Auctioneers.

South cor. Penn. ace, nnd 9:h SIS,
MATING AT PRIVATE SALE.-Ws have
lsl caived OF consignment for private sale at our
Furniture Rooms, 0ne hundrsd relis and white
and check, and in any quantities
3s LIST W. L. WALL & CO., Auete.
STEAMER EEYpoRT, CAPT. Z. A. RYTHER,
- leaves Sa,timsrs every FRIDAY, ~
ssss: n, for Alszandr,s. w..hins: -
river. viz: Point Lockout, ,Pinsy Point, Coughs,
PiowGer's and laacasters Whsrf Returning,
leaves Washington every Tuesday at =. m. :, for
Baltimore. stopping ct tbs above landings For
freight or passage apply on board or to
CHAS. WILSON Agent,
je l1sw.M.6t* Washing ton, C.
CONTINENTAL FOR JUNE, p cents
~ Conteusa 7 he Va ue of the UHion; by Wr. n.
Msl,eI. MerShsnts story; by Edmund kirke.
Three Mossrn Rornances. s:iil on Liberty; By
Hon. J.. Srsnto1. Ciorsd and Sunshine. Is there
ton; by Edwari Carey Reason, Rhyme, and
Rhythm; by sirs Martha Walker Oeok. rhe Buc.
cancers Of America; BY. VIM. L. sto.e; Virginia.
full; by Richard B. Kimbzl How Mr. Lincoln be-
came an Ab0itionist; By g. B. Gookins. Cost of a
Trip to Europe. and hsw to GO 0hes ply; Touching
the Soul: by EEbere Phelps, lst Lieut. eaant 18th
Infantry, Z s. Army. Literary Notices. Eaitor's
Table.
iel FRANCE TAYLOR, Agent
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TRANSFERRING Boston Herald says.-Gen
Howard. at the suggestion Of Gen. Hooker, has
visited Washington and made an arrangement
" it'll the War Department by which the Ger
man troops in the nth army corps will be ex-
changed for an equal number of American
regiments now in HeintZelman's command
PERsoNAL-The Commissioner Of Agricul-
ture left the city on Saturday evening TO attend
the Convention at Chicago During his abb
sence. chief clerk j. S. Grinnell will perform
the duties of his Office
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DKuF. ALEX. WOLOWSKI Has the honor to
announce that. In compliance with the request
of his friends and pupils. ne will give ons more aud
Yey last of instruction. in g;rg and
Piano, by his new and simpH6ed method, which
has met with unexsmriea success. Ali these who
desire to become in very short time ins 4irgers
excellent performers avail themselves OF this
last opportunity by applying st his residence, No.
451 Tenth 81. , tetEssn and T. my l5-SW
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w WINES AND LIQUORS
w Have now il store fall supply Of Wines,
Branciss, New England Rum, Gin and whisky.
Also, agents for Nassrs Kshier & FrohIin "a Cali.
fornia Wines and Rrandies.
EaAN L. PERRIE,
my % BIT [Chron. corner 9Th and = Sta
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FRANCK TAYLOR, Agent.

RoBERTs' HAND BOOK OF ARTILLERY.
IL new edition; 81.
Gibbons Artiilerist,s Manual new edition; s5.
Hsary Artillery Drill; new edition; 81
Manual of Heavy Artillery; 75 cents.
Q. s. Ordnance MANN al; S25G
Anderson's EvolurioDs of Field Batteries; 81.
Barnard q Notes on Sea Coast Defense, ri So
heDton on Ordnance and Gunnery; 81.
GiinoTe's Siege and Reduction OF Fort Pulaski:
$3.50
distractions for Field Artillery. $3.50.
RRANOK TAYT0R
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cent BY bravo TO lure bis intended vcsim 70 -
| sore, ambuscade. The evangelist whom he'd Il
marked among the rest Of bis tribe wss . utsI
sius' fellow. his head almost bald. scarcely encid
| o.ei With few grsy hare. What principally
drew my attention 10 III a man was "a sxprsssioo.
4 ssrdooic jovisliy vhi-h shone 10 bis othsr~isS
in'gniacant ace. was lst about to make somS
enquries o. lin al on, Don Tadeo. when en- seci.
dent made the suddenly pause, and continue 70
look IN silence. young girl came TO the sail
Of The evangelist. The long wavy hair which e.
eapel n pats from her open reborn. her complex
lot Of slight untsr TIT, the brow shoulder, thai
her ehenfe Of fne linen n ngsd With lsos. lst -
bare, her slender figure. which Lad never been de.
formed by says, sad above all, the three shore
p.tioos,s Of .rent colors which fell 10 strs ehs
folds. al yo.n;e out this young woman a. . gen.
tie sp .c'men III. China. "ric Luqulss," sad
the MAIDEN
"Wha. stf"rep'icd TIE evangelist.
Il need your ass stance"
IL DOM doubt that, since you come to me-" 70
led Tio snd,'sn yirg be nd divtnedt the massage
al" was gong g send be begsn eomp!aeen,y 70
",d ssh'et 81 rose.tin'ci vellun paper. highly
Plaz d. and embossed with cupids But she made
gest IRE OF impstienc. with her Little brown hand.
what sa.d 'hc, ''wouli man. who is slmoss
r'atiing Us at. care fr your rose-t ,sd billet
doux :"
The deyil :" sad tho scribr in Q rassiona'e tone,
while the SRI wipsd her streaming eyes with one 81
ier long plsc: ~ rs farewell cpiste ,heni'' 500
was tie only reply then stopping to the scrtes
ear she forei herself q dictate short letter, MT
without ftqueat pauses to take breath and To wipe
levt ea,s he hot u,.,s
cepltle Old man ard the passionate girl appesrsi
to most ctr king. was not tbs only observer;
every one who passed the bco.h OF To Luquillas
could no, help casting 9 snce o'pity, not unmns.
led with curiosity, uron tro young China The
evangelist wss aho To fold the letter, but had NOT
yet written the address, when a pssser.by, holder
AMI more curious u an the rest, came unceremoni-
ou,iy to have come CO nvcrsston with the old man.
Tie new-commer's fes,lrs were rot unknown 10
me, aud I remembered that he had. when standing
next me a, bull.hg't few days before, dilased,
in = most attractive manner, on . sport witch I
passonatoly loved. The time did not sesm 10 me
suitable FOR II ak ng any inquiry OF the evangelist.
AID thought Il best no; T. approach the thres.
consequently remained few PAGES from the booth.
waiting psteu,ly I'll tie visitor would take his de.
pArture. The man. with whom an hour or s.es
chat Lad n sic me scqusn,ed, had inspired ne
with certain degree Of interest. He was abuuS
iorty years OF age. Ills features we're marked with
certain kind Of N bliiy, In spitc Of sarcastic ex.
prssson which he sometimes threw into them.
Although I might have forgotten we had ever met.
! the old costume In which he Was hsbited stamp
cd him on my recollection Al tho bull! a ,hS- be
wore wide flowing blue cloak. ined " Ia red,and
on his he Al An enormous sornhrero of velluv VIM.
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SHIPPING.

CUNARD LINE.
~ Steam 10 Liverpool. SIS, currency.
From oneen.oWn or Liverpool, $50. gold or ssuiv
sIbJS sails wednesday 1 Ia Nov.
IL IL ''''''e WILLIAMS WIFI T. GuroS, 20 ru,.o,a
FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LINE
ship MARIANNE NoTrERonM, anchored I'm III.
.;r'ain, sal. this morning.
H. sseP GkA I,n sDE'.,.."...,.. :. Ney.INh.
81 SHIP Nn FSs IoSiD0S; LINE Nov is.h'
sfS Pss1,sd g and s ,.d Nov H.
HaysSe any part o. Easand Id irssa so Z.
saa OF M,sii e. H. .2sst P?bls rates
OLD BLACK STAR LINE FOR
MORT" H sMhIG5M rail- LINE fAI F6n 81 NOV.
sb,, W. p. srrysokE LONDON: s.us -, xov
II '''''t' % I'LL Ia&Gy& Gu1os. 90 rutonr
THE GALWAY LINE.
rg stEA az N ANvgbG !Esn cJ E&2yAb NAH
A asiI MIA l''.. leo SSSs
The mamiheert Steamship
VIII ssil from NEW okk,SI tis,. az and Ltvrrpoa
from Boston, Dec. let
in currency,
intermediate ........, I'D
steerfxe
Passenger, torv arded siso to London, P,ris Him.
purs, navre' Bremen Rotterdam, Antwerp DC, q
n Fares 1 from Liverpool o. Galway to New York sul
Boston. 70, g|O, $50, tl0S
Tor passage, apply 10
sADEL & sFARLF, 20 Broadvuv.
For freight and other informa ion apply To-
800 ~ II ILL ,,E ~,
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BROOM W

Inr frsrii 80 TIM Iit'IIoS ~ BLuok-
~ The escii IA tbs city, ON Iutsiny fetul,, d
in tie choice OF mHor'y OF the l'niou candidate,
for county aud city sro, while the Dsiuocrstc eau
dd.to On the S.'te ,.'ses ci''d ma orti,s aver
aging 2,1"O The srr'ga'e vote received /, the
PRINCIPAL candidates On the State ticAet -u.. fol
lows.
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Too Late for Classification.

A LONE WOMAN WANTS A PARTNFR
Nv Nh m.cl inc er's io,cw. co Sp-ius 1t. cor
Of M--toD, ID floor, loom :. 40
A BOY WANTED ON 4 FARM WHO
l1hAs ben " ugh, M ~ the lu.iness. Call or I'd
drcs NJ JOHtS, hoI 9ii sun oi'lcc. iis
SEGAE-MAk kRS-A FEW GOOD 81
- ear makers and ,tripIer boz wanted, u, No. |
I'llsty at cor fnhon - Brtosl'n rs
'NtAM SHOfMAkFRS- EEGt IA Il
4 monthly melting 10 he held at the 18th Ward
Hotel cor Of fli4abeih aud Grand s.s On Ihur.day
evening, Nov. 9TH, al : o'clock, =. NJ. l43
THE SPEC OMNITlEE ArpOIN1ED
4 by The BOARD OF SUPERVISORS 10 EXAA
lNE CLAIMS n,de agains' TIE county for damase.
ALLEGED TO have been ,Itsined b. :ho de,truc Ton or
either cal or personal properly, Inc uAucncc OF he
recent riots, IN hold me fiur At the Chamber Of
~ Board q sipcrv.sor. Tom 40 u, City Hall on
consider the following es'es'
IN. " brown si,7H 81 SAM A stranr scGs %
kso'I, Ma as: SO g IoSen'tcIn ~ o. o.
w 6,' iy'' 90 g Seaman sS" ond.r NV ~
l%r,a g 100 go. 90 g, VI. Lss%s 5j d d
Atlsnt nECo i9.toO 40 Levitt Quits i,mO 90
NJ. A, nd. ihil BIZ % l.. Baucrof..... ~ M
,.,imsn'- vi b. qulrad 70 IruVe the ovn,r,h d
u the property dos foycd the i.,, f. relation 70 Is
dss'rur ton, ard Tie value Of fhT y .p ;.
The shove nan'.d p'r.n', IA tholr vi ncs3p-, are
ELIJAH F. RpY,
hlGISIls WEIiM AN, zeal
oklSON BLtNl
fodrRT IuIcnIS :, Secretary.
Hes YORK Nov. B. l7oS ~
WA IA MAN WHO UNDER.
W stands opening oysters and CLAM. rood wage
VIII h' siren Apply for two days at '2l 6'h al
"ANIED--A GOOD SEAMSGRESS FOR
W an hottl good references required, AMY AZ
Cls b7oad-'y, hiter9 An. 1872
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The o'io-.ns are the candida cs elected;
Sherip John McNamee Dem
county Judgt- John Dikrtusu U'nion)
SHIerin'trdtnts 81 ne P1ur Nom. H. Roberta
Unionl, JOHN Drlalsy lDruJ
Jus.icss 81 SESSIONS \ | S.lv,u tD,u D. tohu
II Hot tLnien)
Neud'or, "a Dist -Doma- Strong Il uionl 20 Dist
Henry {. MURPHY Ueml
MAYOR Alfred NJ. Wood 4 nionl
S'vsM Commissioner j. u. Nodvue lTniopl
Jusicc az the lfdct Sd pls. II I'm : Mstehouse
ONION. 9TH Dist Abraham II bailey Il Mon hth
Dist, Anthony Walters Union.
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COAL.

FLOUR, FLOUR-?0O BBLS. CHOICE
- family nv! only s. q to $3.50 per barrel, war-
Golds,, Brooklyn. "''''' sib
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mn WI,i ans nan I'D M vi II n - vitISI
III ,Visi.t ite nn,ii'ctu ~, WIKI nnttish",'
III IVis ,i;a III ri, ~ ~ ii' ~ =; I'm,
las ~, , ss' ,h ~ w "ll.p NiIthNl
for near!y
iALf GEM EI,
IN ouriLr tonrl ;, tod- Nloop ur Couch. EroTchi
49, biicihv ~ VI. a'hinr, Asthma, h1gr iore.' sore
iti'N' tiolp al ~" a'o tior 81 -" Throat,
huAt HAH ".ti' ,nS'usIf r' t''b iWpilon.
,,. ~, WienH,: "a ~; NJ, +,
CUTEEY fr glont IN, IN Orr ana h.r;yar Men
b.
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~ EuDIS'INES.

A RELIABLE REMEDY
1ApK WlsIAkS BALsAh OF WILD CHERRY
IlR WI>l AXIS BAI.SAh OF WILD CHERRY,
DR. MlsT \ES BhlShI or WILD CuLkKY
lk WIS TAR 4 HAlsAh OF WILD ClIERitY
Has been used with IA, U.ort astoufhiug succc.
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MARINE NtN>.


E t.rr.- ....t;. Us. s.t~
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A. ~. b. ~ Mt I ou' some tr.ub'., ,hsv
.ri . .' lev ]. ln o. Edward insk thsrn 70
10 90 % Do u '.' D. hem up-stara ed
90 100 90 i.,.tu Nt.l' at tl,ir GEASpxA 70
c".ih'y welcome l. eta. A., wi At q
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-18

OsJxcrs or lrT1R4sr.-Aftsr . resi-.
dsncs 10 this city Of mere than eight ysars snd
: close connection with the printing and sd-
vertlsipg busissss. It mast b sdnittsd that
- have come sxperisnes IN that line sut
never IL or paper and iak ssrsse hsvs ~
sss. plssards o. posters issssd thas sss@ e
attract each universal attsstsea and interest
a ssue ''suall bills" that are nov postsd
about 10 our city. We refer. Of sssrss. = The
ssrollnsDs plasasds. They attract ssivsrssl
astss,iss. Tsesgh plain 10 ssyls sad ssprs-
tssdisg IL siss. they are observed Of sll mes
women inelsdsd. Ovsrsrevs. dssbly illa-
uips,sd ere comparatively obscure ID sempar-
isos With thsu-is fact. oil eierss hithsets
eals With the bigesss type and blssksse lab
fall Ter beck ists the shsd& They attract
erevds tAas would nsks . shswassS hssrs
lssp for joy. 10 then ars ssss sees shss sio-
pls naoss Prise tisksls b he grasd draft
lottery. whole suiss Of eioshisg. guo sad an
nunilion thrown in. spsisg Up before the vie
ion Of the reader. Long marches. hand TO
hssd Aehss, The horrors Of the battle field
thirteen dollsss per msnth-fssling Of The en-
emy-"hard taek'-Aosrisas ssgls-sssssA-
shouldsr strsps-rstssat "in COED sedee'-
''shs hardest fought battle sn the sontiusut"
-"ali qsiss On The Petsuss'-tses.hss with
ether sesses snd tsblseux too numerous 70
asssien attract the psblis gass. asd az ths
hsoan opsies upos these little bits ef paper
The copies originally posted have bsssus %
"6sesesds end eblitssstsd thse The Beard
sAsssd crafty pablis sasioslsy b. isssisg =
/ = sseo Ossso sss (. a4AL
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Chicago Mafkels.

CHl0Aoo, Dscembsr II.
FLouR.-Msfket dull. spring Extra IS ~.
WnsAe-Unchsnged. No. Spring 1LGX.
ConH.-Sl@9lHc.
OAfs.-63N66Xc.
RYB.--No. l. l.05 in store.
BAnLBY-3l. .lS@1.25
HlDss. Greea County, 1Z@7Hc ,
Green Salted, 9xGes< Dry Saltsd. 13H@l41S ;
Dry Flint l7@1to.
SUo ARs-ln good demand. N. o. clarified, le
q w N. o. conmon 121<0l3e.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-18

Everybody Who 10 IN
vast sf shs sishsss CAsissoas psssssts - b
haA ssis slds Of Chicago. shosid ssll q
0sssnsS, Ne. - Il Claire Rov. ssd osss
their sslsssieas. His stesk is large asd go.
plsss In svssy paesisslss. and ios iev psssss
ssssot Be equsllsd ia THE city. Call before
pveeheeine elsewhere.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-18

HAvs you seen these beautiful solid
esid sisss sish ssy1, rsby, sosssld. ssd die.
oond ssstiog st Cssry's. Jass call and ~
eomSehine piee.
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| OAsaoeanne 01esen6 - 9oo1ossos Wsves
-Aaths nssting held - sSssisg - General
Bahsss sAce, - anass for geassal dens-
don % Christians day y soldiefs families In
THE city, tAs fs,lewi1g :sannistess were ap-
pointed:
Oeunitass = receive dsnasioas h Ne city /:
General Baker, Mayor Henry, Richardson, Of
the Dsssosvas a.d Ness. Russell Of the 0assess,
sseibolt, Of DIR Dsnekras, J. s. Conner, and
Nssss Kelly. 'sss@@
Committee 70 receive donations from the
Asners II the vieinity, md y provide place
for the reception ef ths sane: Hon George b.
Preach, Israel BalL G. Q. Alvssd, Abner D.
vison, Frank Grisss, A. Kimball, aad =. Sny-
Cennietss o. distr;bstioa Of articles: Israel
Hall, Geo. 8. 6. Dow, G. II. Eldfidge, Elisha
Mack, and l. b. Sears.
All the above committees are requested TO
meet 1t the once Of Gen. Baker this (rriday)
evening, 1t o'clock.
4 donation Of ssssaty dollars Vas received
HOo 0e0o6Us AlVOtO . - OS8u - SVuSa
neneement Of the intended donation.
SfAnp Dufr1s.-We are Indebted 10 n. II.
Smith, Esq, U. 8. Assessor for this county, for
ths following Ruliags BY the Commissioaer Of
Internal Revenue:
A promissory note for 80 or lsss, is, BY the
act of March 3, 1868, subject TO stamp under
the head Of finland bills Of Exchange"
The stamp duty upon - demand note il The
came q upon note for thirty daya"
A note payable in pysdses, il subject to :
stamp duty-the value to be estimated at the
time it 10 given.
A rule Of Court, requiring I'll sales Of real
estate under ''powes" or ''trust" to be made BY
Sheriff, is not such decree as l. contempla-
ted by the Law, and therefore such sales are
subject to tax, and the seller must DO licensed
- an auctioneer. (Sec. sa-76.l
PsRsoxAL.-Gen. Snlly will arrive At
bic hssd quarssrs in THE city ts-nerrov ssd
and enter upes the discharge Of his dsty -
commander Of this Department. s..a4z.
NsLlrARY.-Lt. Col. Wilds and re-
eruitipe dsssshmsnt from ths 24th Infastsy
have arrived in this city and will seon enter
uoon dutv
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