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GAS FITTING, &c.
VIM p ROVE b m

A WM. T. EOVE co.
ARE Now prepared to execute any orders with
which they may be faEorsdi q the
PLUMBING, GAS, Or STEAM FITTING SUHI.
NESS.
~ Store on Ninth street, . few doors north OF
Pennsylvania avenue, where may be found con-
piete assortment 81 CHANDELIERS and other GAS
STEAA and WATER FIXTURES. ian N-iy
y" GAS FIXTURES
Wv Have In Store, and are daily receiving GAS
7I4TURES of entirely New Patterns and Designs
and Finish snperier In style TO anything heretofore
offered in this market,
We invite citiSens generally to call and exxmins
cur stock OF GAS AID WATER FIyTURES feeling
confident that We have the best selected stock IL
Washington.
~ Al Work In the above line intrusted to our
care viii be promptly attended to.
mar ST MYERS L heSHAN 376 D street
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ALUABLE La DsYoR SALE.

By direction OF the Hon. Secretary of the
Interior, the undersigned will receive sealed bids
and best .r%ins Il Def 'hs
IN n Is
and win be sold TO the highest and bast bidder in
each, under the provisions of a treaty concluded
with the Winnebsso Indians, hps il 18th, 1859. snd
entitled An act for tie removal Of the Winnsbagc
In .n and for tie sale of their Reservation in
No bid win be entertained at rate less than two
dollars and fifty cents per acre.
s6 i ths party making the
Able Thirty % such notice the
to % ~ss Sa TO h maas 4
oe tsn f. sale h To- any ether as
shassIs As soeD after payment as tie same can
s 81 The "a Ss ss
q dsss sa IF esd 1naan
and SECURED 10 be paid ont Of The proessds Of the
above mentioned. The right to reject any and all
bids is expressly reserved: AN bids must be sealed
City p. G., and endorsed IBID for Winnebago
"DEsCRIpTIoN OF LANDS"
Sections 81 1s, 10, and 80. of Township 1Os north
ssetionss7 Is. 70, 80, 81, of Township lo7 north,
Section 81, Of Township los north, of Range q
Sections Is to &c. inclusive. of Township los north
of Range rs west.
Sections to "A, and sections n. Is, and %, of
Township lo7 north, of Ranges. west,
Section. 81 to S. inclusive, of To wnship 100 north
Of Range n west.
Sections Is TO 36, inclusive, of Township log north
Of Range Is west.
Sections l, 2.3, II, IL. and l3, of Township let
north of Range % west.
SECTIONS g 70 e inclusive, of Township los north,
All Of Townships LOG ana iu7, north, Of Range 2s
Sections 81 to &c. inclusive of Township los rth
OF Range % west.
All of Townships Jog and lo7 north of Range p
west.
sectiens 81 to 50. inclusive Of Township l0s north,
of Range "a west.
Bids will be received as above invited until the
LIST OF July next, at which time si bids then re-.
ceiyed win be examined and acted upon.
After the LIST Of July next, bi iswill be examined
and acted pom at tbe expiration of each period of
ty months. WILLIAM P. DOLE
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Washington city, d. o., May 4, 1863. mYs. Paw 4Y
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

~ 81 ssiSsz go s -. $3.50
On and after Monday, April ~, 1863, TWO DAILY
TRAIN6 will he run between WASHINGTON and
WHEELING and PARK ERSBURf two between
WARRINGTON and HARPER'S FERRY and six
between WASHINGTON and BALTIMORE, as
follows:
FOR PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK Il BOSTON,
Leave Washington at 8 and Ills q. m and and
$50 p. N.
On Sundays at 80 p m only.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave At 80, and II. l5 q. and 8. 8 and g. 80 D.
N. On Sundays at q. m. and ard $50 p. N. only.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave Washin gton at 80 q. m. and 8, and 6 50
,. N. On Sundays ut and 80 p. m only.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE aOgrH
Leave Baltimore for Washington at $50, and 10
I'm. and 20, and p. m. On Sundaysat 4. 30 and
IA. n. and SIP. m.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Baltimore at q. m and D. N.
Leave Washinsto at q. m. and D. M.
No train for Annapolis on Sundays.
The third and fourth trains only from Baltimore
and the first and fifth trains from Washington stop
1t way points. W.P SMITH,
Master Of Transportation,
I. H. COLE, General Ticket Agent. ap N-tf
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
w WAszIsafoa, January -, 1851.
In consequence Of the pressure Of business at the
War Department, passes for citizens to visit the
Army Of the Potomac viii be given at the once of
Lieut.. Col. CONRAD, 132 Pennsylvania avenue
above Nineteenth street.
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NAfIONAL LOAN.

NATIONAL LOAN.
THI NEW
SIx PER CENT. BONDS
Of the
UNITED STATES,
PAYABLE
Tw1NTY YEARS PROM DATE,
@ sfsss Five Years. at Option Of the aovsransa
IHE COUPON BONDS,
In Sums Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
YIvA HUNDRED DOLLARs,
and
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
YHE REGISTERED BONDS,
In Sums Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARs,
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
oNA THOUSAND DOLLARS,
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
TIN THOUSAND DOLLARS
urlzzsr oeMMsNGiEs AT DATE OF Pux.
AID YAYAsLR SEMI ANNUALLY
IN GOLD.
These BosDs are the
gHHARlsT GOVERNMENT SECURITY
Fl E now IN the market,
ne Interest at present price Of coin, being sSrly
alent to Pea 0szf. In currency.
FOB SALE BY
JAY COOKE T. CO.,
BANKERS, So
$50 YIgTEEETH STREET,
DEALE16 n
sovDRRkENf BONDS,
TREASURY NOTES,
CERTLYICAT1S
AGKY AVID NAVY V0U0HERS,
0oIH, oUkR1H0Y AND Ex0HAN61
NV nAoxsRrI-MAeKlRELt
Dsst In the market. Sold low at
Uya Corner I1Ehth and D arrests.
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HELMBOLD'Ss
HIGHLY eoseEsTRAfED
COMPOUND
FLUID ExrRAcT sucHus
POSITIVE
SPECIFIC REMEDY
sson, Inflammation or Uleerasion Of ne Bsad-
der and Kidneys, Diseases Of te Pros
trase Gland, Stone IN tie BLADDER,
Ca,eeroas Grave1 or Brick
Dast Deposit and
Mucous or Klsy Discharges, and all Diseases ~
sAfecsioms Of the Bladder and Kidneys,
and Drcpsiea, sWsslinss, esisii,ss
in Men, Women or Ch;,dren.,
HRLnR0LD's EXTRACT BUCHV.
FOR Weakness arising frsm Exoesses Habits of Dis
sipAtion, attended with the following symptonus
Indisposition to Exertion. Loss Of Power.
Loss Of Memory, mculty OF Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trem bling, Horror Of
Disease ,Dimness Of Vision, Wake
fulnsss, Pain in the Back,
Universal Lassituds Of the
Muscular System, Hot
Hands, Flushing Of
the body, Dry
ness Of the
Skin,
ERUPTIoNs on THE FACE,
PALLID COUNrENANCE,
These symptoms, If allowed to 80 On, whieh thiR
medicine invariably removes, soon follows Pa
tuity, Epileptic Fits In one Of which tAs
patient may expire. Who say that n
they not frequently followed by
those Direful Diseases" IN.
Sanity and CONsUMP.
TON. Many are aware
of the cause Of their
suffering, but none
viii confess.
The
records
of the In
Asylums
and the Aelan-
choly Deaths By Con-
sumption. bear ample wit
ness to the truth of the as
ssrtisD. The constitution once
affected with Organic Weakness re-
euires the aid OF medicine to Strengthen
ana Invieorate the System, which HELM.
BoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU INVARIABLY DOES
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of the
skin.

Two table spoonsful of the Extract of Sarsapa-
rla added to pint of water is equal to the Libson
Diet Drink and enc bottle is fully equal to q gallon
of the Syrup of Sarsaparills, the Decoction, as
usually made.
gTHEsE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMIT
TED TO USE IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY
and are also in very general use in all the STATE
HOSPITALS and PUBLIC SANITARY INsTI-
TUTIONs throughout the land, as well as in pri-
vate practices, and are considered as invaluable
remedies.
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SEE MEDICAL PROPERTIES OF Bucgu

SEE MEDICAL PROPERTIES OF BucHu,
From Dispensatory Of the United States.
See Professor BEWEEs' valuable works on the
Practice of Physic.
See remarks made by the late celebrated DIR
PHYSIC, Philadelphia.
See remarks made by DR.. EPHRAIM McDOW
ELL, celebrate d Physician, and Member of the
Royal College of Surgeons. ireland and published
in the transactions of the King and Queen Jonr
nal.
See Medico Chirurgical Review, published by
BENJAMIN TRAVERS, Fellow of Royal College
of Su rye ons.
See most of the late Standard Works of Medicine
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HELMBOLD,S

HELMBOLDsS
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT sARSAPARILLA,
purifying
the blood. re
moves all diseases
arising from excuses
and imprudenee IN life.
chronic constitutional dis
eases arising from an impure
state of the blood, and the only relia-
BILE and elfectual known remedy for the
cure of Scrofula, scald Head. Salt
Rheum, Pains and dwellings of
the Bones, alterations of the
Throat and'Legs Blotches,
Pimples on the Face,
letter, Erysipelas,
and all scaly
eruptions
of the
skin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-07-22

THr DRArr--liAIF 4 Ntftfov DoIiNps
To- ne ArIsornt.rrp p PcD-u,sr Evrsrrio,e. ...s
IRON TINS Co-scHiIriD ~. The Jommon Couu.u
Committee appointed on Monday might 10 CONSIDER
the Mayors comm alton ia ~hich be re m.uti
an appropriation By the q for .hr pErpose ~ ftI1
eating the s'veriy ofihs Consrip.ion at, met s..
the board n Contracts yestefd.y Nc e. DEE
upon the smount O. b. rssed ID. s'Ayor ogs --i %
bu iness by ask ing Hhs propr ION had ms; 3d.. o.
ptovAl Of the Com oittcp, to which AID 1ernpr tF.
s-erei Ia the Affirmative. di,ru~ion a. 90 .
power oftho Common Ccunci took place. an :.
Mayor Dve Il $, hi, opiEion ,hs; the nana, c..-
legally ra'ei. lie sid that {a05Jo onl,.oi ,...i ..
propriat"d for encoul aging euistne IT.. out rY
voted, had b"en erpenGci, .rd recon 1, af.l '.-t
the bntn remaining be used for the plr,,,e ....t-
plated In HE mesrasc. The question a. 70 'be ru.i.
Der Of men required came up snd II ''A'ci ra.
tho quota Of King, County you'd 10 About ! '..
men. Afisr some further -onv,rtlton, IL -ss '1a y
decided 10 recommend an ay.fo.rit.on o. r;f'.'T'
for the purpoS contemplated. Fpe-ial rsr'Inf H'
tho Common Council 40 h. held this .ycaine lr '
purposs Of eoneideius ~ matter. A. thrrc Graer'
to he no opposition, Ito fecommo njation a. '.c
COMMITTEE will, doub'es., he AGop,cd, and fro.
prsssni APPEARANCE, ty auaaniuous vote
tn, POLcr CutRIs.--'rbr. men rl'u.'
Patrick stanton, z ob'tt sailcr. aud y,A-,i l.4ul.
", .c-e brought r.ore Justice Eoto.i 4, d, ,I> DID,.
tisnins'ion IT. ?-ri..s v,ts .e.'ed .n ... e..
point on Tr-dss Ia ah'irtin theii p.''o.''
breeze oAdiug tiuc- = d some 'lph.r,t H.
80 ruyp0Sed uNd been stolen i Nt- lu.s I.I. =
rots 1't cNtbir q had ,iJ .-' 10 w
factory In second Avenue snd .4tt -tfe,G sli,N
pnlved M burned b, TIE mob, bu' -, otl
made tn srrsst t"iug uaab grHI.- nv et4t. cy
| implies Ing tho pArtl-s. tler ~ 10 rfsr.'l
Two snail boyn. named " lam " Nl.iy Hti : FOL-
Minor. were sr.rttd h..ro I.s'lcs H.l..
on the chars. Of de-t,o,ts ii.r,urr, hiYryng
| TO ooior.d iamIiIo- In A.r-u rte".. b.. ~.
| slnco. coioitd iuAu named John IIrF', tt.ti..'
| th0t uunh,t %. sous ats -. ~ t.H.' .H o..
! Ion inst, and ff-tf. 81 f.l 90 U.H'' Hn'
| id"utiti the accused A. h.,t's tIHt,a L.f
Oficer b'rsu tvurr that ..f,s cfoTd sfr t.'u .a
rndovs ~ Ilirks' ioute aud tto,t al IA rua
| insJe SAL ths defendants roI.ur out 1t tuo D. .'
~ The time, tut I'D not o." hem do all tnl .. .t..
heinz 10 sNldelr -, IN thn opinion VI tLr Jautt, O,
hold the defendants, the -rre discharged
OrirrARr fngleh"rt Lot'. lsl. frm"I'
| sheriff ~ kine. County, died a. b.. tr-ide's" D..
| fAtbush, on sunday last, rom ,om1rr .llr '. 81
brain. lie had been ilriiug rIt1 discsae Us g..
| years past.
BoDr RrCovEEEp Tho BODY of = Ic'r.
| vho va iro-ued at tho Navy iNd On -A'ur. .
| ~ recovered yrststdat Tho drc,.-ri htg r.'..
| from tse south On uur ~ the iss.s bI4 ~
| employed since hes rlvRl IA don Nc work ahDIt fu'
| Yard. lie isl ossgh III While At -yt Oh seY~
| near the hOrtt sfoltGA.
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Gross CtHYi. ,-Sl.'s.--I ,..,r "a, af'e.. .s
about three o'eoc,, 20 ,,cup.ut, Of No Sc. bYt.
street B,oohlyn. 4 l. ~,e startled By The san.
arrival u 81 pound ball, which, ,tnsin, toe hor.o
81 the south -est upper corner, passed entirely
through the house, aud entered Au cd. dining t.lilut
fronting on Second street, stopp NJ la the k..,hct
hereof On enquiry, II rn ,srortAiA.d that s,Nu.,
~ officers lad bern rrActfiug on the steamer %
',nnsh lyins At the NAVY YsTd, and had c'toI-i..,
discharged 81 the lArgessunr forgetting that a.
loaded With bali during the prevalence OF the rot iu
heeity ortunAt'ly only the buidings were injured
but perhaps Il would le well 20 Start "schorl"
common 'ouse NJ the in,tituu7n over which Rear
Admiral PAudins supposed to rteside.
DisGRtCEFUL Row c.trrtla> afternoon
.hlls returning from an -rcursion. some q N.
passenger, Who had participated IA the annual ~.
mic Of No, s, ~ Brooklyn, D., get into aist's,-
full hsht, during which . man named wal e.rr
,sry seriously beaten, aud bad to .ecrete hiiu,e:
In tho hold Of The barge The police invoked On
the landing OF the boat to restore oiier.
ELKCrfos John lsFcrs wa. elected one "
the A.iJAn, i.nSine,r Of brooklyn ~. u } Fire DO
psrnnent, on Monday evening, ~ majority ~ -,
Gtorss II Ludisy -s his opponent
DRATrEn Mr.. Michael Weaver. sou-iu-laV
of Hon. VIM. WALL Of BROOKLYN =. II d, and nov a
re,ldent Of FhiladcIhis has been DATED Co., trst
city. He pleaded no 300 ereug tion bu, poo elci
to pact mp imre diatcly
NiGHr D,rr-Ihe 45th Regimen, y / $
N, Of Bto,kbu ~ D.. 'uu arrived hou, she "a, o..
nos dong nigh, duty Al toms In pl.ce oil the Vo'uu
,eer Home Gs.rd About nifty nightly patrol the $50
u,l part Of the city
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LooEiss G'tas AND Ptcrrar Pr.sy N,rr-a he a
ahge NEE ny lat evening n, Jnckson Han tt4
ushs,ted routine business. This oocietr. TO .tu
Dl' shor tlme in ttistcncc, IL i.ur shiug AID Lo'
Dlmbsfs ione 400 IavIns merlbar
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A Roaant's History.

snmr tLirIy four Je,.s .go yong mAn 10 r'
triie IA Arn't rd.m, WY us Object Of ro.y led l.
g. America, ~ order - better h.s y1-it go
amer his srrvs. le vile IL a, " e, a.o,u.
sensin ssm OF money g. enou h,r ~ pr,.r-d o..
New York 20 !oln Tim Tbs lttt,- wa, som De-. a..
brother. who kept lie n oYry destroyed ..a Hti.r.
eoucesed Ne whole % .',,r from b.. sst.--'u llsy,
representing g tcr bust aid that ,ho sd d,asrI
forth With ZEN Ne country. u .u...rf q. the
course Of time Iusrrri second sic I. Nv . :.
be we ,u,, eti..s we'll IN b i-o, .vat biz r 10
IN Amsterdam sArt, a,iu .....
kug arrangement Cor he g.. 80 - a. ~
event hawIve. never u.carrr.. IT, l-f :,
lover died l,w iils,e. o,La 50 tsrd 20 u..
welding Tier hu b., tn--.wh. =, AL y.,r I.ag
hs New York Wiz, LA'ns ms'r a '1', 40,
Which he wss unwllHg "a sui .ytt ID uss -
war, he dsp,ssd o. lis uI-iLc 4, .ad- It t.n4.
Ago r'iutuei g. Ans e. dan. g. se- one 20
! ace OF his ulr,h purlR y Sc III ia. yy,s
"i A."n'st,fw .'I"uis te had. 81 ..td ur ..l-
efwlse Nsn s4ti; !tsuI ur.uA' I g. ..Lt .He
i,o' N i 'ht or.i, .-t 20 sl.4. ~ u.s. -
..'Vv' Ste ind ., l..i Al ta.s t.nt had lv..
IN conn arAt!Sc , u4r h4I ~ Is ri-L. TIE b.ls
ehd or'ietro ~ .ft.'r y-four ), Arssgu. SIM" 81.
ehAhssa ~ si'err-l', arr gam husband AaG wie
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JTarfN CIV, IuiY -. l-ut
The General Go, eturltu', A. yout hUrutatlt ?. ~
hca'nf', fave ordered N sons o toe state. irsit
OF mtn ALLEGED g. ls n"cU.,srN fhr lt's-u. emf
sency \. suvh order haf het a. stu tutnftaed. 49,
commur icatrd ~ reirten, tuh, stro' Ncr J-rttv
tut Apwchr n,iOu. flf that thr nFy .I,rfIf
be Issued nm further Informed thai hp t,Cplt~ury
the boveTnof has AllrAiy tls g. t,t'
the order VITA thr nsrut ~ thv i,uVtruurN.. .
A. 70 permit the volunteer s,sfeal, htufo|Hts e.r..
IN ths state, TO bs suusltut 4 tor he cOLoIl sd
conception.
Very many respectable Audi' futu'ial citizen, haze
urged me 20 reuu-ft thai Imuut iai .un th.uI o..
taken GU the part Of che municipal authoIi rr o'rt
the result above ~ -rtiuu,d, IN ,s"u Ihp tAu.. .
BE- conceded bV o'efiug houutN lot Nunut e,rs .
would De sumo e. enlist, ~, Nv gur-uIus "a. tura
o may tend 20 al u.t thr dtIcltv, and Nt'..ul. %
~ end desired The record. - p pcr,ius De, la. ID.
pfecedCuts, dI-p.y great IiHrt, lv On 'l, No. ug.f
and their efforts we're rro-uut With 'ut,es ltl,...
for. Tty0uiuCnd, a. thur Iust,lAtuu, t. sul 80 f
your early constellation J n d. t,-,~-
The communication s.s referrei .. or.
mtlse, consisting Of Alderman - ..I..huI
Gsfnsy, &c report ~ the esrei; pruci,..- b.. u.,Lt
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JfRsEY CITY

PRoRAPIlIr ~ No CoN.CKrrrtor ~ NRw
sN- CossuroArioS yBua H.ros RouAs Al the
meeting cf the Common Council o. Jersey CIV rGt
nisht, the following commu uicauon =. r.s'Ned
4 ON the Mayor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-07-22

THp Oxford DEAocs.r ,p.ak. NJ . Ieri.ton man
Who can maxi bgEer sulIr han any man On rec
ord tn nld scan vsken whole county, and
even A9sss TIE eeAses IN tho " bite Mountains.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-07-22

Ty, Late l.r sd .,.jr.tya.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-07-22

lnE C.rrssrArD NnsEi-UsIr', Association, a,
''c ON, Sh 9TH IAN, 18Th, ld.A. I1,h i.to. gu,h
'Hd slst Wards held thrlI ususl u,rctinr lat ,,n
'se Montgomery Hall 10 Prince street, the Vac,
f7osident, Mr.. Michael Mooner, In the {. ,i-. NJ,
hNheN h.hony SecretaIy PRO rn. aud MI PAR &c.
L"'uit lt.ssuter. Reports vers IeceIyud IA ou
van u IN nIb-rs Il the oil Eanizai O With trsaru 10
NIr nara M ssntes pa sued b. The stIrct Iuspsci.
shuh G. hni' tee -s spponted TO walf upon 1 "
lhslec % hoolr aud acquslnt him with tho matt ~
AK hlf protection, Ose member com . alnrd IA At
nae h'rn dI"h,ff'd without any notice, when q n
th''siiHNtun immediately took pia e. AMI the men b.
AIM 't'd thAi ne oeca,i, nally left hswoTk 70 ca
,"A tItr"nerr. On this point IL wA resolved tina I
an" street Inspector nn not 10 blame, tut u sas
hsu,td thAt An appeA be made ia the m ans behslt
~ ne had h unorsb y told the Truth
,Loss The hsnds In the employ Of BROOKS
6ro'her. held meeting lAN evsnin,; and rnsds Ar
.hlsrments for the general pic nc
sur tAsrs,sE met At Oshaushne.sy's Hall, cor.
. o Pitt and Broome streets, and trsp.aes ed bus,
S,n OF Importance 10 the trade The SocioLy IS flour.
shins and will '0on take 10 Place amongst the lIst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-17

BANKING At WAsHINGToS.-I First = a
tional Bank of Washington, u: U.s., Tece5'e ,a
deposits of $50, 900 during the first esht oays
Of business, and made loans and discounts 70
nearly 500. 900. Its L. 5 notes ana specie
On band are about $50 900. This Bank XXI mas
t]eDosited with the Government Sl'2!oo %
bonds to secure its cirouIatlon when issued
and if has cash capital q 500, ut pa'o ~ g :
The Cashier j. VIM II. Huntington, OF
Beaver Dam, Wis, formerly Of the 'reas9fy
Department. Bankingat y ashlngton IS rlch
BUSINESS All remember The welI-knoWn nrih
Of Corcoran 4 Riggs They had the he. INSIDE ;
track and Corcoran soon became q miIio"ajFe.
Riggs now carries on the business and ne mas
had warrants passed at the Treasury DepaFt-
ment in his favorto the tuneo over 800 ,oJo IN
one day. Large amounts OF mon=y pass through
his hands, and small commissions make hea'y
Profits per annum. Jay Cooke < Co., OF PhIIa-
deIphia, established large banking house Sc, at
WASHINGTON little overa year ago, Ihey
are coming money, The disposal OF the ,;, -
loan viii prove a handsome nest egg lhey
will realize clear profit Of OF per Ct, ana
as they are disposing Of over 81 ,W10ooo per
day, their profits from this operation exceed
s.. 500 per day. Letter from Washington
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-17
Very Frenchy.
i Paris letter to the London Times has

= i
following: : <iogalarIy romantic case OF two
children claiming one mother mas JUST come
6aforn the Tnnerlal Court Of Agen. In Octo~
I,r 7933 woman named Dutour, gave birth
- > fotnale child. her husband having cleo on
rha 9Th IT February in tn same year, his
o,,i16 she ra il the tlr11n9 COX o. the foun~
iiino EE..>nital having reasons which gre not
aQ0I1iuzG1 for c0nc2alng the birth, ~ the
Frencl law the legitimacy ot c0lQ Dorm
within 400 DAYS q the husband death cannot
b.. 3i~nnfro In the present instance the Dlrth
roo! nIa,e considerably Wlthln that PERIOD
f.nt : i conjoctured that the mother feared
fb,s o,inion ii the neighbors might not be II
so.,orl|.,ng.s with legal presumption. However
rIis nav be. she presented herself at the
Ennn})inc H0s1ital a lew days after the l.lant
hi IAan denositaJ there, satisfied the dlrec-
mrs thar she had means 70 support the chlo'
and rold Them she intended to take 1t out very
soon IN order to establish the identity OF
her infant. She mentioned that among It's !inen
oas . Niece Of printed muslin OF & lemarkaole
nafter1, and this muslin the lady superior "
fhe hospital at 0rce admitted liaVlnS ho'lc1o,
She succeeded III inducing the directors u 'eh
her where the child was. Ihey sad II was
with wet nurse named Galilard, III VllIaao
which they mentioned. 10 THIS village -nao
anne Dut0ur repaired, acquiring Tor 3iiod'Ae
I4a;Ilarj OVERWHELMED the infant which she
fonnd r. her cottage with maternal caresses,
aJG'' daTehfed the whole household by the as
.s''% she would augment the meagro pit
%oncs allowed Gy Government for bringing up
s8 cban ,S1.' cbiIa These promises were more
rban &' kept Her visits TO little Demise
Achet-that was the name OIL sally gwen
~ the hospital to the child who was reg
;storod ~ tha cuStom i IN such establishments,
!s s5orn Of uakoown parents were frequent
and Il averv fine She broughtvith herGttle com
~ z and deIicacies for the child and presents
+ +o fbe n,1rse. At the end OF four years she
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By j. G. 1zcGuire * Co.. Agcffonon

CHANCERY SALE OF VERY WHIP
" BILE ESTATE.-By virtue Of a dpcTao' i
Chanccry, in cause No. 1927, Middlc+on o,! ~
wife vs. Berry, the undersigned Trustees ' ~
IT, ESDAY, the 10Th daS Of October, 1864 -
Il o clock NJ, will sell at public auction. Al ~,
Auction Ware rooms Of ]. {. Ncf1uira & o.
corner Of Tenth and d streets, IN the eitv =
Washington, the la GO and valuable tract y
land called "BellevueH belonging u the asja,.
of the late Washington Berry. The land H..
on the Potomac, and il: the District Of Co}un,
bia opposite Alexandria, and about tvo nils
from Washington, on the fiscataWa road, nd.
Joins Lower Giesboro, and consists Of fna
variety Of meadow wood garden and far1nin@
lands q part Of hich IS III high state d
cultivation.
The Trustees have had the land subdivide6
into six convenient lots for farming and gar.
denng purposes, - follows:
Lot \ 20 acres, rood - perches; Lot I.
II acres 6 Derchcs; and Lot {, - aCTrs, gQ0d
70 perches are on The east side OF the Marlboro
road and extend back 10 oxen Branch.
Lot +, 81 acres 8 roods, 8 percheS is on the
south jde OF sa ii road opposite Lot C. and al.
Joining the farm Of FenV lex ! oung, esq.
Lot O. y acres, 2 rood5, pcrches, I'D joins
Lot G and Mr.. Young's lands and extends 10
the Potomac river, is in high state Of cultiya~
ton, and contains good dwelling and OUT
houses.
Lot +, 81 acres, % perches. adjoins Lot &,
and lies between F ort Greble and she river
Lots L, +. and e. on the river side. are par.
ticulary valuable and Lots. / and e, on the
river have good fisheries for >had and herring,
This sale presents the most favorable opor!u-
nifty offered II many years to persons desiring
country places Or market gardens, especially as
the terms are unusually liberal, liz: Oncttth
in cash and the residue in I've equal nstaIments,
at one, two three four, and five years respect
lively from the day Of sale, with seInl-&nhu2l
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

1 facturers, q large and we'll selected stQc z:r -
Ladies', Misses and Childrens bOOllo,
SHOES and CATERS, which are q me DID,,
style and quality, and will be sold al . 'S,S
reasonable prices. Call and examine tor you
selves, at No. 50, King st.
oct 2~tf JOHN I. " =.