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Cu,,saing De0ies. LII there are tricks in all
trades We have heard Of none that equals in
cunning the one resorted TO by "iaro deal
ers" TO prevent visitors from besoming in.
formers under the new Law. Every man that
enters the room, before the tiger 10 regular
ly uncaged, Is required to take a scat behind
the table, open small bank, and go through
one deal, the others betting against him.
Alter the deal has passed around, go
that all have made themselves equally anne
nable to ''stNpes and imprisonment" the
real Bengal Tiger takes his lair, ana woe be
to all who approach him. Armed with .
doublebox loaded with strippers. and with
out sscue pspers" to mark the game, the bss-
ters find their piles of treasury notes melt
ing away as frost before the sun.
If the present law does not put an end to
"faro" then no law can, and the best plan
would be to license gaming houses, make
them keep open doors, ana thus keep young
men from tiocking to them and squandering
their means.
The present law, II it can be enforced, Is
sufficiently severe In the punishment pre-
scribed; but the difficulty of its enforcement
10 very great.
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rvrrs AT rHH GOVERNORS MANSION.
~. rnaertaud that Gov. Smith win have
,nh,ic rec6btlon at the Executive ni.nsion
.sts evening, commencing 1t s o'clock, and
each raday evening hereafter at the same
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eUN AEAY-tspnl my rssi enoc, Oh 27th DE-
te, oembsT, 1863. my nsgro man She iricss he 10
about twenty-five years old, # s!nssrbrsAd ocior,
has soar bis face. Is stOu, Fix fsrt high, and
wears his hair vsry long aud plsite, aud Ii kuock.
knosl VIII give ressnrd II fly dolhfs for his
r-tura to me in Chsstera,d county, Va, CT ScS Ii
lodged 10 Jail, 30 that can got him
ia 4-6,f HaZEKIAH RCDD
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DUNAWAY.- 1i9o reward oir..e ed Tor negro man
n, Walter. who away some time last summer
AMI has lately been heard n In Richmond. He be
longs " II . ParhaEi, Of Lgpchburg In aboat Ave
fset high, Of a dark brown .coor, With tear hs
chin The ab3ve reward viii be paid II no IL 80.
eurci In ia u Richmond. or delivered nj the book
store Of JAMES WOOD1OUsE co.
ia b--s.A
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lIrAaM Of lssx % .. IN Hanover ess.ay. y,

arAAM Of l9Sk 90 20 In Hanover eean1y, ~
= ,lsa .osa tne visXiaia Central RailsceAs j
Hanover II, for sale.--we odse f,r sale IL Asm
loost ~ above. part Of 'hs "A1sRry OaAT 0oeS
row or rossssly ocapisd by Y Vt a:a.a.. e
rmai. ecmt, stsbss Gvsl,in9 and the ustaJ est-
hpus.s, under good snc,osure, acd sk,at ITO o0ee'
In original growth Of oah snd pine Nunaesd . -
Peaks trsuout, the Central rsilrssa. tvs nilss
Cd, And seld to great advantage. II inDs1sseo -
pIcation Is made 1t VII, BE- soA for tazN les ae.e
js7-Ss 00DDlN ArP1x00M.
TTxCELIE7T Yam q aSS zo.ss, @ sos XSsS
81 River Railroad, At Msadow statloa, - min
sci, Ma excellent grass dairy and naykee sarD, =
HeAfico county. lcGated - abSvss ooseanisg ~ -
survey 2ss aores, Of whIch abeus ~ aess6r 80
Chick ahomipy aud branch l0W gloun<s; ~ re166uo
10 biga ani. Tnsse is an exnel'sot dwslDag = ~
land Possession given st o. .. Fftoe 80 pw
aers Apply % C0DDiN ARf4neod.
j. 5-as
0sANGE CjUNfY L4No Tor sals- "A soss 80
~ tB I'll and desrab,s Farm fos sate two mtjoo lSoD
i;apdan Station, containing e7e asrss, aboal ~
acres of which s orgiusj forss; The opan md , -
der high state OF inpf1veneuts well wasere6; -
excellent orchard, good dwelling, aad ~ neeeev
Tue sose,y IN this nstshborhood y = - say
Ia tho state
In sddisisn 70 the .bove sracs y leo asse |. vs.e
land, ~ ards half milss % sss, yii . ~
with II Appiy ct HILL i NOAU1Uz4
Cornas Virginia and Cary ~ RisAn -, N
jae-Sts
WRe6.I 70 the attention q cs1iaaIi1ls 8 80
" valuable Fs' N, stnatet ou The 1anQu11g -
Plains. called "Rvrsgresa.s Il sosSs1Is l50S
acrea about 2ooof which slsassd, ~ poo1loeo
veil, the islsn0s being In sxsslsot tlnbes. H.
ons o. sns ss.s. srs ssms J. - . :s.e e
The improvs N spts coasist u IAsne ~ Gammo.-
dious s.ons dsshins, built vithIa u ~ 1llI6n
years, and the usual cat eoiielses q 49, -
PaIso has on It ssesu sAw mill Il = Ascno peUos
AID eight CON faftabs houses tos tsnAnts. 41ose -
vsiD ef rich ir,n ore runnisg tAsouGA u fsoee
i1yes meIy. ~ nae gtsss issd msst slvage - VI.
| ushle There has not bssp s<peanel - eaGo1G
! burrt or destroyed on the farm dAdnx ths 80, D
being nssed g e as;asas !; sss ss,, ssS,s !.
k1-os3s VIA 9OWLe. o0No = 90 q
n. I..s1 IIaso nt SlDENek yOk aAEk n n1ly.
n VIII LII, VA --rbs hpesu coutAino ulne 1oou,
69s!dss three bsscnacnts aad . lAsee 0eeeee9e
Tho kitchcn has two so,us aud q sxcelsns, noVi.
fa,tiuG we'll Of water a the dow, . sefvan0 -
(Lew . with tour rooms, piaetere1 - WeoeWo1oe
fhsss u ss..iss x.y aas .sss's = e - ss1sSs:
ere y excellent order. rnere y : a,wW 0g4m -
onoics variety Of shf0bhWy aud lswes, - : h11e
sod very productive vsess.eis gssdee, sss - -
hssithy ~ any N vissiaia - s.ssuhefA r1nef0n
gives isasdhts'y. ~ sss1s sgky = c.
E1KM 6r a. = vslI - gssvsss13 q -,
cornsy a. gsn1lo, * 9Iin dl1lent 1eo
etAstcn, eu ~ 1rt@m1 anA Yet t1glR JoA
The bsIidlnSe ase h4ne - q Doed 49,
g. Asx : sls.sss s.s - 80 - ..s,y - T..
Il - 60. - sAs.Asses = ri -
md e e1esldhE 4nlae1. 4 49, A444
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Enn DOLLARS Reward.-ie:t my r ~i,ience,
sDU(J near the forest Depot, Bedford county, Q
Negro Nan, namst Eaton He 10 about ~ ysaPs old,
tall, aud rather raw boaed dark gingerbread ooioS
hai on so;t blask feis hat, anil cafri his wilter
clothes with aim, which wsre OF . greerish color
will pay $500 taken !n the couaties of Bedford or
Campbell. and $500 f taken anywhere else, end
placed In place Of ssfsty, or delivered 70 at my
resi.enea. Address ma at Forsrt Dep0,, Bedford
county, W. zMANDU3 II WALKER
fs S-J9,a
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RUWA MA rs

ON DOLLAaS REWARD. Runaway from
eDJU the subscriber on the 09th OF december
laat, negro woman, named Harah. said negro Is
stout built Of girger bread oocF about - years cf
sge. and viii probably weigh i50 pous ds. she IN
possibly making efftrt to escape to the Yankees,
o. it may be that sre is larkBg about III, sity and
attempting % pass az free will give the abpye re
ward for her retrrn 70 In Richmond, or conHne
mans tn Jail 30 that get her az in
j. 7-StA WN H CLARKs0N
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i away, duri-y the holidays my boy Ge-ard,
si~ at ~ years old. fest or inches high, DARK
fing@rorea COLOR. tnshy head Of ,ir, very likely
and genteaifn appearance, sad wall dretsssi. No
whom sold to Mr. Johnson few weeks tince, snd
who ran away fow him about the rams time. 1
viii psy the above rev ar1 f.r Gsrr-d If delivered
to re here, or tgAd In any jsi where can get
hlac. ia7-etsl DAvlD h WsIKEl
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~ VNH" VI I'D hHWafI'-SRnAWay, On tue
IA. g3sh day OF November last. negro boy named
20 us e about Is years old, very biack, with
IA'nor anSe aoss ana P-rsp<z ia The nnee the coti
est weather raid boy hal dnr SET or s,~4h az 4
Qa'c& when spnk u T. he hal whea lie LIT
uniform coat an. CAP. The above reward will be
paid Tor his rstnrn to me- conf ae u,ent Ia sogoe
jail 30 that nay get him. When last heard ~ N
he was IN PeteYsburg WNA aR,vES
Chesterfield IL, Jan 5, 1864. ja7-~3ss
flUSAWAY-eSt0 kewsTd-On tce 4.h instant,
u large. dark 81 in Woman, named Margaret
between so and 81 years Of age She had On q
green dress when she left. Sh3 may be eadoavaYi
u mako hnr way % North Carolina or Tennessee.
will pay tue above reward if eau. ht IN viryaa or
$50 II caught GU. Of tho state and pet IN Fcn-
dren's jai! in Richmond. LEN l. JAMES,
js6-iStt P,r Richard Tu.ner
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ntANGE GajuNfY l.ANa FOR "A 0oGa 6oo0.
" ul ana desrabls Farm for sale. two mtjoo fSuD
kapidan Station, containing Us acre., aboas ~
acres 0f which Ia 0rigus) forae' The 0pan md = -
excellent orchard, good dwelling, end ~ neeoaasy
ont~heuses
TIE society IN this neehborhoOd y - - g ~
Ia tho state
In addition 70 the above tract b leo aosO r uoo1
land, w ard . half miles ~ that VIII - ~
with Il Apply ct HILL NOAUI.Duxo
Cornss Virginia and Cary sts RiaAn -, v.
Ia e-Sss
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LfXCkLlESr Fam Of 2b6 A0ses, % t0s Yes1
H. River Railroad, At Meadow statWa, - uIlon
brl0s s Richmond, for sale.--Ws are auihogtos1 =
sci, Ma excellent grass dairy and naaykse tArD, =
Hsnfco county, cCased a abuvss ooataAning ~ ~
Chick ahomoy aud branch loW gloands; ~ ra111sl
ID biga ani. There is an exeelsat dwelbuG - ~
land Possession given at % .. rsioe 80 -
acre Apply % GoDDiN . APf3neou.
IA 3--3t
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In retiring from The businass u gives me peasuFe
10 Recommend 70 The patronage q my friends end
patrons ths new concern Of Lee 3 Bowman.
: Il 2--lm Il D JAMk6.
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aeoRa sToWN AFFAIRS.

Couson, PRocurpNas.--Iu the Board of
Aldermsn l.st njeht MIR Heoordef Cor pre.IIed
Lmsssase was received from Proyest Mar.hai
nrnn,,e,x n .nnolntin1 seommittes Ia r,yIso The
sayoins5t I,sts q GsoIeetoWn,
anmmnnio,tion was sIIo rtosiyed from MIR,
niihsrt VandeSwsIEen Ming Tie niafknt 90 m.
,n,,tes IN yaontS the rsarket.holse As he desired
na.sss.lon. -
Mo cor IN leave. introduced a esolution an.
,oIn,ins ann mitts, 10 reyi,s ths "A, a.
innmhsr II NIL, and IesolutIons were passed, ali
~ whish 40 ear In the Common Council proceed
il ths Common Council Mr. English presided
A,ass.sse yxAa reosiv,d from the Mayor with re-
3 IN. .n,aimsnt III sna reoamIs nhinv The
iiIns ~. Town mestins for inc M rnoss nj tnking
-s.sp.e. 10 meet the en.uipr drait' Referred 10
hs.ri m Aidsrmen. -.
m al ar Slao sad /. lstier f,on Mr. C. n Baker.
..sSi,S OF the Siar once, with regard To the in,
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United ststes supr.ms Court.

ysIDAy, Dec. %, 1 e4.-No. 10. VIM. Freeborn
sf al Ainfin in error, %. II. Martin Smith a al
The motion TO dismiss this eaus was argued by
Mr.. Cope 10 support thereof and BY Mr.. Carlisle
In opposition thereto.
, Nc.fs Charles Derby # al, plaintiffs In error,
70. Christobhsr NJ Gallup. This cause was ar
gu.d by Mr.. Peekhsm for the plaintiff In error,
No. n. Charles Merrism, appellant, 70 George
Haas W. This Gauss was q, gued Mr.. Pc, X.
Ram for tho appellant, AMI submitted on printed
argumsnt by Mr.. Carlisle and Mr.. Glnllan, for
the appslleeS.
No. IS aud 100. Gardner p. Dfury, appellant, o.,
Thomas Foster q as. These causes were argvsed
by ME-. PeekhAm for tho appellant, and by Dir.
Carlisle for the Appelleea.
No. sts The 0Ark Grifnu, her tackle, 40, APP
MARTINEZ du Hayfe. Appeal from the Circuit
Courtof the pnlted stAtei for toe sonthera did
Tist OF New York. On motion of Mr.. Carlisle
this appeal was doekeiea and dim iHsed with costs
Adjourned until Tactday next at II o'clock
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BOOKS.
DHILP q soLoMoNs'
CHRISTMAS PREPARATIONS.

DHILP q SoLoMoNB'
CHRISTMAS PREPARATIONS
PHILIP h soLoMoHs,
"a PENNSYLVANIA AvsNuf,
respectfully announce that their -. s-.s
HOLIDAY STOCK r"f Do.
is resdy for Inspection, consisting Of .a. fsr.
BooKs. fa
elegantly Illustrated, both
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN,
In the most superb styles OF binding.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
in over one hundred varieties.
BIBLES,
. PRAYER BOOKS,
...-..... HYMN BOOKS
Of avery Snomlnauon, 10 the various styles Of
In addition 10 their usually varied sssortusn, oil
Goods, they have
IMPORTED DIRECT FROM PARIS,
most resisrohs stock OF
ORNAMENTAL FANCY GOODS,
Which are on viewin
THEIR ROOMS OVER THE sTORF,
embracing superb collection Of
ARTICLES OF vERIu,
to which the attention Of connolss.urs is invited
COLO AND SILVER PENS AND PENCIL cAsKs,
RUBBER PENS AND PENCIL CASES, GOLD
MOUNTED.
. CHESS AND BACKGAMMON BOARDS,
WRITING DESKS IN GREAT VARIETY,
PoRTE-NoSIEs FOR LADIES AND GENTLE
nRN. -.
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PoRTE.FoLIos,
DRESSING CASES
TOURISTS CASES,
CAsKETs,
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FANCY ISKsrANDs, ....
CIGAR STANDS, r.
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"a Ss, &c, hs.,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. yToRE,
NO. ss2 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets,
dc is.du WARRINGTON.
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MARTIN LUTHER once thought he saw the
dsvil IN his chamber, and threw inkstand at his
heed. Hsd thsy had 10 those DAYS Ayers Pills TO
exercise all The devils that como from disoTe ored
stomseh. his soghabls fright would mob have be-
eoms . matter OF history. .l-
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BOOKS, ts
Just opened and for salsby
HUDs SON TAYL on,
BOOKSELLER AND PUBLISHER,
atI Pennsyivania Avenue.

A large assortment of Richly Illustrated and
Illuminated Books, in Fine and Rare styles OF
Binding.
staldard Works. in Fine Library Bindings.
Al the New Books Of the dsy.
Juveniles, varying In price from cents to s2s.
Photographic Albums, from the principal manu-
factories In New York, PhilAdelphia, and Paris,
from 10 cents to ST5.
Family bibles, Pocket Bibles, PRAYER Books,
Catholic Prayer Books and Hymn Books, in Amer
Whiting desks, all sizes, In Mahogany, Rose.
Lsd'sT, Cent?, and Folders Portfolios, all
styles and sizes
travelling Bags, American, French, and Ensiish
manufacture, all styles.
PortmonnaieS, Picket Books, Card Cssss.
Ladies' aud Genih' Dress ng Cases, French Work
Boxes, Glove Boxes, &c, &e.
Gold, Rubber, and silver Penholders; Gold Pens
Chess and Backgammon Boards and Men.
Diaries, fail Hasortmenti Physioians' Waiting
American, English, and French Stationery, ks.,
The Public 10 invited to call At
sA PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
and ex smine our very complete stock. doIat n
MUSICAL CHRISTMAS PREsBNT5
METZERoTrs MUSIC STORE.
PIANOS from steinwsys Son, Raven n Bacon,
Nilsson / Hsmlinls CBIsINET ORGANS.
Neatly hound MUSIC BOOKS.
vIoLINs, GUITARS, FLUTES,
BRASS INSTRUMENTS
or all descriptions.
w. G. MErZER0Tr,
deciOsw cor. OF Eleventh It. sud Pa, ave.
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TEE only place where you can purchase India
hubbr goods Of all kinds ~ AsngJ priees, ID
At H. a. HALLS India Rubber warehouse, sie
fenpsylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
stteeti. Also, all kinds OF Rubber goods besuti.
fuiIy repaired ct short notice. RAr2S-tf
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v Grvl your wife, mother, sister, or swestheart
~ Of lswelry for Chrls,mas present, srd 20
sssnus, ear four-and-aehAlf street, to tuy 10.
ren viii da beautiful sssortment OF new styles
efioWelfy.s $40 .... de7lsts
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NEW YozH BrKIzs.-Gsntlsnsn's Ololaine r.
No. ssi Fasstoaabs "A large assortment for Dress
snd business wear. Tho English Sack and Walk.
ING Goats excsll IN beauty, grade and nn;sh any
thing over offered In thie city.
FI-' WALL, STEFnEHs Co..
ss3--if IN "a. Av.. bot. Rlath and Tsnth 10.
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worh ing capital Of sioo 900 reserved Only ,ooc
shares to be sold at the subscription price.

working capital Of sioo 900 reserved. Only 900
shares to be sold at the subscription price.
Tho property OF this company consists OF the
weil-known Martin or Standing Stone trse', and
contAins ON $500 to 5000 acres Of land, In fee
simpe, freo from leases, undivided Interests or
royslty. Standing stone creek IA branch OF the
Little IA awha river and its tiou' aries pAis
through this 'operty, and II has upon u Ia ger
amount of boring ter TORY than 10 owned by any
other company in West Vifsinia. II 10 situated In
Writ county, near the celebrated Rsthbope, or
Burning spring tract, an 10 exenf Of territory 10
1--we times greater, and 10 considered BY all exp III
enoed oil men familiar with the oil district OF West
VlrglAiA quite equal to not superior to the RAth
bone tract. The Standing stone Oh Company's
near Burning Spring Run, across the waters OF
Standing stone creek, L. oludipB portion Of Rob-
4 sons Fork and Two RHINE run, aud 10 immedl-
Atsly 10 tho Great OIL Break, extending from
Petroleum TO Ho'so Neck Well' near the Ohio
river, aud embraces the line OF urHEAVAL.
Tho property OF this company has not been de-
elopel, for the reason that beonged to minor
heirs, who could not convey until they Att'iped
their majority, which the youngest did a few days
ago. ,,.
and oil had II 10 Q Id that, upon this st ndinE
stone tact, oil was nrst discovered in 1880.
On the nGv 70 farm, adjoining, well 10 being
bored aud oil oh aimed. The vel Of M FArland
Jones, on tho Morgan land 10 nsst this prope ~.
Thes lands are held 10 trust by J. N. Camden,
ESQ President Frat National Bang OF IArlksrs
burg, West Nlrs nis, al the Hon John g. Garlic,
SenA or Ia Congr % ron Virginia, and vii BE- y
he u conveyed to the Andlng 3 ono OIL Company
ton (tO-wi' 40 600 shArGs) shall be sub erbe and
pvid for, Three thousand TX hundred ahRrfs OF
the stock have slrsady been sub eribed an paid
or.
R GGs h co, and RI HOUSE, FoWLE h
co. dtitu
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Ar WuITnnunsr's, 4s4 PENNSYLVANIA AVE-
svE--Prisss rsduesj TO snit tue tiaass, almost 90
per cent vIsns,tef, formerly soid At 81 per
dozen, now selling atetaj. Cards, formerly sold
attsper dozen, nov selling at ss.is. Call and SEQ
ipeoineu. y 49, .-. noi7.u
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M WILLIAM, IMPORTER

SO Penn. ave., Wash-l -' 81 Cite Trevise,
ington, d. c. Paris.
10 receiving new goods by almost every steamer,
and has always large stock OF the hnsat and .ost
fashion able goods inland. Hil stock IL composed
Of Ladles' and Child cas- Coaks, Ladies underIAr.
ments, Lace Goods, lnrgs and me ssiee ion 81
Millinery Goods, as Bonuets, Hats, Flowers,
Dress and Cloak Trinmings, Velvet Ribbons,
Netts, Fancy Combs, Perfunery from the cslo-
brAted House DemArson, Chetelat d Co., Paris.
N. WILLIAM being the only merchant In this
city who imports goods, goes for seleetions hln-
self 10 Europe, and has hia Agent residing In Paris
who pends HIN Nouveautea as Boon ~ they make
their appearance, IL therefore prepared 10 please
the moit fastidous tastes. noe-sn
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DRoPosALs FOR LOAN.

TREAsuhY DEPARTMENT, July IS, 1854.
rsc.yeS By tss o ss S.ss
several Assistant Treasurern and Designated De
positories, and BY the National Banks designated
for Treasury Notes payable three years from Au-
gust 49, 1884, bearing interest at the rate OF seven
and three tenthl per cent. per annum, with semi
These notes will be convertible, Al the option OF
SeSs S n ssr ave Rs, .s SsI p.y sSS
twenty years from August 10, 1867.
The notes will beiissued In the denominations oi
and i've Thousand dollars, and will be issued in
blank, or payable to order, A. may be directed y
All subscriptions must DO for hfty dollars, OF
soma multiple OF hfty dollars.
Duplicate certificates will DO Issued for all do
.ai az spSH
quired, and whether they are to be issued In blank
or pay able TO order. When so endorsed II must DO
left with the oiLeer receiving tho deposit, to 10
The notes will be Transmitted to the owners,
ss % st"l ssp ssssss =. ,So1 after u.
intsrest viii 6e allowed to August IS on all de-
Posits male prior 70 nat date, and WI be paidby
As the notel draw Interest from August 10, per
pay the interest accrued from dAseof note to date
Of deposit.
Parties depositins twenty-five thousand dollar,
add upwards Tor these noteA at any one time viii
be allowed . commission OF one-qusTter OF one per
cent, which will be paid by this Department upon
NE 81 OIL G ne " y
deductions for commissions must DO made from
the deposits.
proper endorsements are made upon tho original
All oftosrs authorized to receive deposits are
requested to give to applicants all desired inior-
a alton, and Afford every facility for making sub
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RsBnL PRIsoSHR.-Jefferson Harden, guer.
b rtlls, wss brought 10 yes'srdsy. He was commit
-isAto the Old Capitol by Col. IOgrshsm, prOvout
) I've dsssrters we're also brought up. They were
alleged 70 remain In tho ely having taken the
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TOTHE VOTERS OF WASHINGTON
The AIsIsOrA OF the different wards will
nsst A. The following places frOn 10 o'e'esk .. m.
to O'Clock p, m from the 18th to he slt Dozen.
Der, inclusive, to rect nd register the names oil
those omitted from the printtd poll llatsi
Firbt WATd-ThOmAs Donohue, "a street, be-
tween and sire lis.
between l9th and 18th streets,
Third WArd-WDnam b. Downing, street, be-
Fourth WSId-ThonSs W. Buroh, stu street, be.
tween and atfaata,
Filth WMd-B, 7. Dyer, Ne. Oh New Jersey ave
nue.
sixth WArd-Chsflss Z. Nelson, SS1 9 street
south, between eth Aud 1th Itreetl,
seventh Ware-John a, Bird, No, btT, corner 9th
and streets south. deelS-AtSl
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PROPOSALS. FOR WASTE PAPER


POST OffIC u PARThENT,
WASHIN0roE, d. oember 10, 1864.
WASTE PAPER Ao2umulStins n this Department,
OF the following description, viz.
I. Transcript Of postmAtters, Aoeou 10 OF malls
sent ~ received, white pApef. Estimated guam
titY, 100 001 pounds a ear.
o. Mixed pApors, cons sting OF wrappers OF 40.
counts aud other packages, together with letter
envelopes, various color. Estimated quantity,
1900 pOuadG year.
.. Dead lsttefS, which tina accepted bidder will
he require. TO deftee thoroughly, under the au.
peryisio OF an SEelt OF tins Department, so as 10
render II Impossible TO read them, Estimated
quantity, 5000 poundA year.
! Newspapers. Estimated ~ antity, 1000 pounds
year.
bidders viii specify a price per pound for Gao
A. to The dead letters. the Department must bs
Satisfied with the mode Of detaeipE them before
The paper must he removed from the cellar OF
the General Post flee Department at the coat Of
thu accepted bidder, ADD Ia his owe bags, oitea
As may he required by the Postmaster General.
No mail bags will be lur iShed for This purpose.
The paper will he weighed at this Department,
and must be paid for on delivery.
d de are inViied for one year, oommen eiuE on let
Of January next, and will be received until Thurs
day, 22d taHtA I, AtsP, NJ.
They should be addressed TO the PosmaAter Cen
SrAI, Gad endorsed, Proposals for Waste Paper"
delS.tuths6t Postmaster General.
q Len TIE N rs.
Good secondhand SUTLER TENTS always on
hand, and new ToRts Ade to order, by
BARNES h SON, Sss EieyOntl stree
nov9s.im' near Riley'a Wharf,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

LORDS NEW THEATRE,
El = y TENTH st.. ABOVE PRNNk.AVH.
Last appearances Of tho Distinguished Americas
mrs, d. p. BOWERS
THIS EVENING, December -. 1854,
will be presented Cifttn W. Tayleure's sueesssiul
pa, p AprislBEL OF EAST LYNNE
Ms May 'pys Vim. ......."....Mrs. D. P. Bowers.
~ ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 20,
The popui,r Comedian MIR. FRANK DRkW.
CRovERs NEW THEATRE.
VI Penn. avenue, near willard's Hotel.
Applicants for nee admission will meet with a
'' cHaI,rMAs EVE.
A GLORIOUS HOLIDAY BILL.
The Ravel MArtinetti Troupe, for this night onll,
in : beautiful pantomime.
VfsrvALI, TIE MAeN FIcENT,
and Immense success ofJohn Brougham's great re-
mantle speotular drama OF
BEL DEMONtO. H'
SATURDAY EVENING, December ~
the above gceat successful sensational drains will
be presented for the ssoond time 10 this city.
Previous to the play,
MONS. PAUL MARTINETTI
will perform, for the last tire, his great act OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The perform nce vii oonelude with the bsauti'
full RAyel pantomime, entitled
JoGK0, THE BRAZILIAN APE.
The beautiful youeg cor edienne and Wshing-
ton favorite, SOPHIE CLIMBER KUHN, will short