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Thursday ti;a ::H-,si= &a55: 'i~:;sE n;:.'
a,nG;;:;!ix -; ~: yrF;::>,;'- '"':'a - e;'7''
turing lbs :fa::
intending TIC aot ;51 The rei,si OF !"7 :'''F-
c:s III certain cases.
Concerning the salary Ct Treasurer
Also. the Senate bills increasing the salary
of Inc Ginmi. sioncr Of Indian A!'a;Ea' 81 |
ausl,orizin. the appointment Of additional Gilt
GERS OF artillery for ordnance dGiY.l
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The u,usc met at IL o'clock a. ~, and
was called to order by tho speaker
r:Ilgr or TAx rAyr2s.
TIE Chair laid before the House bill Ter
the relief o: tax payers IN certain cases WIZ
certain mrcn;l,ncnts' Of tho Senate. TIC hbl
was referred - tho Committee on We hnc
Mems.
PERSONAL EXPLANATION.
Mr.. Miles ,icrirrd t. mako - personal cz-
p!anslion In the debate II dag or t"o ago
On Ia. resolution giving :rAn1p1Tta'Ion nome
u wGnudcd CHEERS. sy:hrth2g was baio t",oa'
! cIliIcrR hJinH charged ~ !nSrit"!S 10 il ~
hotels" hir. NiLla g?:,,a:kc,! At the tHr thai
II tais were done there WA 10 SuthuritH II
it. The gentleman from Ncrih Carolina lfir.
SaITu) then Qaotcd :r2ni he !a", Th,ch hNeI
the charge a. one dollar nar diem. Ibo 70
port Of :hc debats omitted t?.is, :.:sd s3no Of
the surgeons in charge Of cAi2cfs' hcap!ia''
felt chaJ an c-r0acGus Impression :hlSht ho
prcjucc;! lv Mr. MUS remark. lie held !"
his hand y letter from Or. J!n:rs l.. i'c:''i.
surrct:, IL ri...rec cG tie principal h''r'.' tor
Tic rs-oiIr ii the u's5l accomplished ana ~
ii,:iert surgeons ia l7 hcryi.n In mit''' h5
desired 10 CORRECT tho r!rrncr':H ''al'fe~E''&.
that any 0.c- ri,:rsr oyer i!ia ui,. dn'i.r irH'
yilc,i hy law Was ever m..dc. Mir. hliLts Us
rIcd. ~ Justice Co Or. Read and other sur
ge9ns IN charge ui hoRpira!s. to max" t2'p OK
plaza non.
BUREAU or FOREIGN Su"rLv.
Mr.. PrsrIHs, Of Louisiara from Tie Gorl'
ia'ticc On tOcmcrcc. aakct u su21cth',d: 81
the rules II order - I.:h;. nam Il '.:art "&'t
hare taken up ior confederation ia m!' n."''
Is: : Eor"!u ii Har"i.. >np?lI w,'h al
G2eacy 80. tho 'rrar.. N ss,ss: rii hsi...?'""nt.
He urged IL I.:%Sa,,n Ut t't5 "a; % 're''-!-
y.
H.: il9nGe. Of Louisiana. al: .:!.' tr""f;''
Eir,2 Smit!, lnG written u i,Im "fs!"E t"c
r,.'9a.o + tbs iii
lg,o rulas we're a,s."n,;.,! ,.ni d. bill ia
ken np.
Mr.. MARSHALL. ~ Ke.tHr:Y. m'"vot IL
amend hy stri kim; out the ~o:i 'o!.icc"F -
employers, and insc:t, "F.rspf.' 'cit'' Ii" pay
;.rd a.l!Harccs os co5nci and lieutenant colo
&c! g! artillery"
The anier Inject was lost.
Several o,hc: amendments Morc offered,
5, ,.ie q whiah were adopted, s!ii:h:ir moa''y-
iue mo bii, which wHi c"aItna!.y pissed.
TAX Eiii.
Tho House tool. up III COM" ''is''r":' th"
Continuing er1c;;.I order h";"r ;t.1 tax bill.
wi3h Wa 'iiacussal unti :h" ::..C ui three,
when lie House t"ck = rc;r-!.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-14
F,;ID.v. JUNE -, i-ji.
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inc ii""Sh Et'"'ira ~" ,''",'' .'I'''' 10
tex sn'i ar '''' N" came BACK I" '''
W.: rnG%fJ amendments.
rhrN&sS&E::r Gi'L"
~ HinI"!"i"i: Wa 'H::.a - '''.A 80 -"
.ls,srsngs ard collectors - H-a;"S. r'a'i'>-
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Il. =. II. riRLArn n"Tc,t - "a: 'I'2 -.
a"A auiri,,'f."n." al 'Hn t"'''' "'i'.!i i"n,s"&
,.r.y...,,t -yc:s - rays -.
varo HGs..CG.
The CHR ,n't oiora tie i!>a-2 il III 90
Tfom ,hc Prrs:irnt .r;r". -, w.rh - re
rjris. :. :tav@e !.' ai..r',,!.gt.: a., IL" 1T ga
,.eair- -"au a.i.,8 upon :ho irgri.,a commerce
of ;rr Confederate .;..;.a. -" r:'"a'it.,t
=, Lc! r!..tfae hii 10 - nrara!"l f +, IIu-
Y;d, i5at "o,i,nr unGec tai. !G" an&il Re 80
co.s;fua,; il. 10 retain fm the Gunirc;e!e;3
.;.atcs TIE use al nHr.holf Of tic ia::nn-".
except "t:"h vessels na tx" owned cy2.'MTc'y
toy the States.
The House t;:ni'LuTon rrccrain'! t. vote
rn9n The question ~ u Whether 'ac h'!i "h"'i
li'''' H' '''i .',''"'' -, w" ''~''''' ~ ''''
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FARM OF A SOUTHERN LADY SODA
Washington paper says: I'VE learn tina. the
pretty country residence formerly owned and
occupied by Mrs Clemson, about two miles
from the mansion of the late John G. Rives,
has been sold for $4,000. Mrs. c. is the
daughter of the late John c. Calhoun, and,
early in the rebellion, Mr.. O. left for the
South.
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gar. 49, ;z@shfi: rG#a.-:j ~ aat .
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gomez .O- the exchange :! ..'syE2.s. y, i
sent Us to be preserved III ejriOu- r.,
j;rr,oPu ASA" has been q r-;so-a.
,eo- onJ Nh ,r-,l..
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getting 'ire1 e' lIs''C'''..,5 :" 'oA7sot':
Island" iis case deserves The atIfn!!.a G.
tire authorities. 1t won', 10 to i, .u,,
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F
BLOCK ! ROOM j.
Jouhs}% i.iASD, "H!o,
Hrui -, '-"%
DEAF t:;CiE BOB.
fea. your ha.A
IIa. cone a blinking I'm ioai
Cha. lee aa,! Sow and doctor &r;5
il,i ,r,rp'G ~" hr.a h Of " asa Hlr'. ~
!5..a th... in poetic iu.".
Ia 1T qoY Know LIVE l., iiuca:
A,.d ak if YOU c.n briu., a,ou-
s me ecr,ain inca to - me ou..
Uav,ct ,ou .,ot q Fsd'rtI "M.ie"
INV re:ri, in some Dixie c..n,
Who Ionys 70 see hi. loving marm.
o. yisi, once AGAIN his farm.
Or gar. nnon his .,a-ien sass
Or Soc one more his bright eyed lass;
llny'nt ycu ore Of these, l say.
Whom ycu would Ike to swap away,
For M, MAJ / yim-of parts
Su.,,, ~, :. .f ~ ir. tyy Hyyy- go
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i,asr::EssasrG sgs;HS GHyE::ls!S'.
TnuEsn.v. JvNr Q, 1861.
tSlGnr aEssIcS.
HOUSE or HGpEESEN rATlNES.
tX.CrrirE CONCENTRATIONS.

HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES.
INACTIVE CONCENTRATIONS.
II, CuA!a laid hc,v:c tho House c1mmu-
n;,a.iou irjm the President transmitting, In
rgsrcos, to . reso u:.oD, 4 communication from
Ito Sc:rc:ary Of War covering copy OF inc
n:ccgl;.i;-: al q c0Grt Cs enquiry relative 10
IL. 81 sure oi New o.!1aas.
TIC communication ard accompanying doc
uncais wA-c re..rccl - In" Committee On
Military Affair.
40 Ch.lx as, laid before The ll0us, Il
messing. from III i'rHsiicnt ira. 1mitiG& i:G:a
The SocrctarT q! Il q: = communicative cover
az reports - military gTorat!ons t"f tho year
iNb:;. Referred u sbc NJ i."ry cyr'Iaitteo.
BUREAU OF c"NScRIrTioH.
Mr.. 4. H. GARLAND moved thai TIC !!ousc
i.iv:ini.c,y pos;I."-e ~ BIZ tpr tI.' "7Sani-'
2..iun =! the i;:4r"au Of Conner ptcn a"d The
:.rpn!nta.cHt Of officers IL said bureau"
.i'&c mo!ion p,"val.c1, and the t!!i ami
arltaG!nGi.tS were postponed.
TAN LAWS.
The CHAIR la:G before the House n House
bin which had been returned from tho Senate
with sun.iry anIrataauta Referred to The
Gommrttcr IN Ways and alcans.
sir. Mlr.> nrorci to reconsider tie vrtc hy
which tur / pu1r i,i.;nt:ni;rly ncsfTnH"l t'.o
Co1srrr.ioN bill.
hir NooTa moved /, i:Y Inc motion on tho
table.
Tie n ION WE ariosi teas L.. nays
a.
,,yr@.,s.T"N ELL.
NJ. !,vp>. .:"ia ,hn r;;&nart innl,,tco re-
n.,t j oaa.; {. iiarse ~: :. iir.a@sc he ,o,n-
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MANrr.,rrrE or sI.rnrs.
from -. IA .rlt, ,Gaj caFon,rl. aa Sentinel
MANIrAGFUEER'S CONVENTION.

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IRON ~ hH:nf'' o""l 'aT'"'''" AM Se''""'!
,lFuEER'S CONNENTIUN.
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;ES s.a=sss .s'a ts:E. ! S!i' ;ars :3 " !;
..,s-ls.!Y ii'a .a.ai ia$;aCss 81 ;a:;ia:a*;h 49,
..:ais ;.,,;eA s.. ti,s i;!.&= ]; aH@ -, ''',is,.
,:tl;:siGI:i = ;a:7ills lis 7a:ii5 ;iie:s?s st;'
F1.na eeaeivE after it had been caGa reJeE.eo
By he House but this bill ca5lc from tne
Senate. and CT conrse this body conlo no'
c)ntrol its action.
tr Lyon said That the bill WIS necessary
to sustain the Government. If 1t was ho'
passed, the treasury would become bankrupt
iO!aiiy bankrupt.
Mr.. Fo9rge opposed lhe ILL there was nc
necessity iGr it whatever. This was not the
first ldii which had been laid en- tho faoie py
tho lllu9c. a@d afterwards GGlraniSel anu
CARRIED ty 5hC Senate, and returned herS.
NJ. L ii. BRUCE, cf KcrtucEy ssiu tna'
rnio Ioa"n-c stood OH the Safe iootIne IL thc
transcription bill. /: VAS military nccosSl'y
lie. with oth.r gentlemen ~ the way anu
hc..t.a t9nImit.ac, were pledged 10 s'a'ia W
tn: mea urc, and ii mast pnH+ thero WIS ~
getting rid Ci the ii.Gt AID the necessary. nc
WA. .@wcver orTnsci TO rhc passage o. u.
Till a., Il hlG come t:U'a the senate II uiu Nus
meet Inc TIcWa Of the comIntice Ecr Oh niii'-
sell Individually; hence be hcpcd 1t "oGld te
amended. and he put in ~ acceptable form
He ,acv2i. therefore, Is reference to the Tom
n.iEtoo nf WAYS anl-.icans.
h,r. !. i. LsAcu advocated tie passage 81
the :nci!au-C. The Committee OIL ways and
Means "crc continually telling til: ii3use
Iihc,crs tale. about the Finances. yet Ec was
T:!!ire 10 80 ii! he could to aid the hEances
%: tie Government.
ii. F.aYr. ii 'icnnosscr, n:o'ed 10 lay TIC
I'LL I'll ihu tall. I.os:--yca- 80. nays l.
81 ;r ~! ,g;v: iri,.r,.d t. the cJ'aln'ilGt.
naLIrT ELL.
M II " EsucE niageI o suspension o
li!c rules IN :GaY 20 :;.EH W tie mt r's0!u
ton ii !nc Hc.Sta lJr tho T,hc! 0i Jannts
Lyons.
'Tha ,,ronosition was to alJ% the Secretary
to ,;sv 81 .ncrnasc ti;o rert Of the M"nu'
,rca,; Hotel. Tic joint revolution was PASSED
rEraoy.L EXPLANATION.
81. M:2lula;x, Of Y;rs.fa. rose to Il per
-y.. examination - 70 = little spa.7inf whicl
.aji: , - n the House ~ yesterday. az,
%Li.L !...G ,ccn very highly IyTcd III III:
narriuaa i,saH.iner."
il ;i,S rr.arTiE,; upon that r,ras:c:,. It VA
| a,l h:4i'.f'fa I" h..Tc W"nndel tue ie, nS'
-; E.is ., Il l.u.. ard &c NAB secured that i
$50 no; 'i. ruTnso Of his { IIyagGc to d(
! ,,i,n ~ li:N} Injustice. g.
M M"SrsGrr SAIL, that 60 lar Is h. Wa
90. cr.nc' 10 bal ~ desire tla. thc ami.:.iI;
: .i,ns r"ly;"rr himsl: and HIS r'ii:aEu'
sr,"lt be It III disturbed 10y what !:sd &C.
cnrru.i
MtNUracTUFE or srfnTS.
Mr.. MIag OF South Car'IHa. moved
.u.vcnsic' ci the y les in orte; 10 take W
senate III 10 authorize the nEnuartura Of
nIcoA, IT, aud otnnr spirtuous liquors Tor The
u,a Of tic Vi eds, department G the arm:
Tho IT IT, were ~ ronl"t--Yca1 IL. mays -
NJ CI,wn.rs. c.II..' Tor tn" order # the
day The !m,r~ .=mc;i b Il. which wns passed
and the i;Gwac a.. mrncc
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factors, Hnl i,a!cri in pa.l.aS f7r .ari ra' pr
sea that are TO max rs .'ICge:i"r,.., -. ua.Ion
and happy as - people.
On motion Of Nj. Scott :: = q ,GT.is VIZ aioT.-
cd.
Mr.. Scot, :i.e.. nj ircg,,,l ,'.p !rr-a.,i,q. ard
gave an interesting Gea'i g. ;hc cpyglioTs al
Oclimulgan Mills. IL Also referred wish great
force an! justice to thr ohs''', M hE' b. n
thrown ia the nay o: IA lny ca.,,lIi st8 Tie M
JUS. demand for :hr best =. y. rs pr jnr'ion,
nj fractional R'vanc" s;i,"2 est. ~ ca"r.ii.r!
by corrob0ra.irg cvzfy 5ea'jac:,, lL.rrvl o. :;,.
President in lis a1j!'N'.
Mcssrs. willard, Gr.saG:'. j irN "r, Whit,
Grady Powell Mon'com r? j h''tt.". watkins
Tay!pr and Lester i,i0,vt i! =. i.!i,.i AM "c,y
interesting addresses. de'l.lI'g 'aai, c1ra:i'ic"
in producing tho sa"5I:i or;,.. 'nH'. =. ih"'r
establishments y Co. Il 81 - v..I:D..' III
fomrion WIS clicrt,.d '.s ii ''i.' = u! Ia
fac:urer5 .hoTi.i b. nal Fa5.'. b. M mJ!'@n
!: WAS d1c:lci to omit: ,r -. e. Il
Tha chairman submitted - remr:..f. -
lorsin- i.. viars alrar"ai >, 81 ...' =. ....-
he;a. AMI c'o,rl hy ,aeoTir 81. - Con-
vc,l.!Qn .:..;., IL IN i! a '..pf. .. : I'm % ''t"-
lcs.'Y hcpcl 'ha. MI 80 ~ ri: wu;i. arrangs
to meet .,,vii: - ~! a. ny
On motion of Mr.. Montgomery, tie chairman
WAS requested TO appoint commit" Fl i've -
frmm. /, me.n,ria' To h. ;:f.ires,"d % "a. S.c:c-
tary of Wa. On iic schJe:s .! contracts AMI d.
tnI. same 70 be subnitini 80 III" C"n",H-:a!, ii
its next meeting, 10 be hell III ihis ri Y Jane.
The chair appointed Tho following ,c"r!"n-m
Adam Johnson. james H. 1ayln. william /.
Juckson. George II. Camp.
On motion Cf Mir Scott, III. f:=sL II. 5 nam
was added to the list.
On motion Of Mr.. Taylor. .hc Secretary Of tie
Conven.io" was requested to procure in II" IA.
term list, so far rs practicable, Of Nil cotton
and woclIen manufactures in the Confederate
States, with their capabilities.
On ;tion Of Mr.. Adam Johnson. ;ac thinks
ofthe Convention were :en]ere! Mr. II ii HEX
man for the use Of the hail Of inc Augusta SaA
wings Bank.
On motion Of Mr.. Scott. the Cauv.n ion nj
jonrned to meet on "Wednesday. the - JUG,
-6i. WM. GREGG San Prcsiaen'
w. STEvESSuS Sectary.
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ROPosA FOR FLOUR.

Office Depot Comniiss1ry Of Subsis.encs,}
WASHINGTON, ID. c., October p. 1864.
Sealed Proposals, duplicate, are invited until
November l., ct II O'Clock M, for furnishing the
subsistence Department with
two THOUSAND 2,OOO1 BARRELS OF FLOUR,
The proposals will be for what is known at this
epot AS o. and 8, and bids will be entertained
sop any quantity less than the whole.
bius must be in duplicate, and for each grade on
separate sheets of paper
me delivery Of the Flour to commence within
ave uays from the opening of the BIDS and in such
9uahttles, DAILY, as the Government may direct,
1 9eusetea A. ahe Government warehouse in George
ingtOn, ID. G..
The delivery of all Flour awarded to be COM
bids N"'' iA'i" 'ne 'p'Ai- W '-'
Paynert viii be made in certificates OF ndebt-
edness, or such other funds as the GOvernm ent
Inc Usual Goyernment inspection will be made
just pei9fe The Flour is received and none viii he
accepted which is not fresh ground, and made
ron wheat ground in the vicinity where manu-
iacLurrm, unless of very superior quality.
head lined " ~
An 3eth OF aliegi ance must accompany the bid Of
each bidder who has not the oath on 6le in this
once, ana no bid will be entertained from parties
VINO nave previously failed to comply with THAR
pigs, or from bidders not present to respond.
Govern me Mt reserves the right to reject any bid
Tor any cause Bids to be addressed to the under.
slgpsd: at No. 223 street, endorsed :. Proposals
for flonI g. @ GREENE,
cZfm Captain and q. " Z.
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PROPOSALS.
DRePes ALs Fek FOE A n.
OAIkF 9uAAfsRaAsFak UPrIos,
WASHIHaHOl QRRnY DAG q A6S

WAsHIE6foH DsPof Dec. 8, 1853 !
sfi..s,s.sssSss vi s.s p sssIse5, Nd;
hes ss, places With a.y, Germ Dat. ana Sire. ,
bushels Of oats and 50 tons Of hay or straw.
E q the ana ss
;stes At xhich shsy will make deliveries thersat.
n: .ssn .sd
rsnced and when to Be Completed
The price must b. written ont in words on the
70 90 % o,
sItr. sh.rs. to ne eoyen%.ns ' Ths Nay me
hay 81 stIa. propossd to Sc delivered nest b:
''sfa srsices offered under the Did. herein in
n 81
Contracts will be eTsrdsd rom time to time 70
the the
made when the whole .mout contracted for shall
nh The Sidasr VIII ; required te, .soompany his
proposals with guaranty, signed by two rsspon.
they viii, within ten days thereafter, execute tn.
contract for the same, With good and stS
sTsst deliver The pIspossd =
f to tho 10
ne offer Of ssa bidder and the next lowest raspen
sibls sidd. or the person to whom the contract
Of the pss ?:
s,sfs,
"a Al bidders yin ss NY notified of the accept
ifssSn Ct of bidder
must be lesbly written in the pr9posal
s
PC, and should be plainly marked proposals
Bonds. in sum squai to the amount Of tho con
tract, signed BY the contractor and both y his
Ger or bidders upon signing the contract.
Blar forms of bids, guarantees; snd eonos' may
bs obtained upon application At this o"es'
PORN OF PROPOSAL.
tTown. County aud State --
and dsiVsS to he United states Il the Quarter,
sss:s b:sss BE- a.
the following srticles, viz;
- bushels Of Corn, in sacks at $500 per oushsl OF
- osskei. OF Oats, In sacks, at per nusnsl of
II tons Of Balsd Hay. At - per on of 5000
- tons Of Baled Straw, At - per ton of 800
49,, and to be compl eted before The
- day of -, 1876, and pledge myself to enter
WITH xs5d and approve6 securities. within IL:
space of ten days after oelng nStined thst my bid
has been accepted, Your obedlea' servant
| Brissdier General D. H RuoxHx.
Washing ton, D. o.
GUARANTY.
| We, the uncersi gned. residents o. --, In ths
| County of -, and State of -, hereby, Jointly
and ssvsrally, covenant with the United States,
| ana guarantees in case the foregoing bid Of
be accepted, that he or they win, within ten days
after the eptapce of said bid, execute the con.
tract for the sans With good and sum cieut sure
ties, in sum equal to the amount of the contract
the terms Of advertser1en ut dated December g. 1885,
under which the bid was made. snd, in case tn:
said - shall fsil to enter into contract -
aforesaid, We guarantee 10 make good the diner.
| snce between the offer by said - and the next
lowest responsible bid der, or tbs person to whom
| the contract may be awarded.
Given under our hands and seals this -. day Of
| -, 49,. fSSoA4
| I hereby certify that, TO the best OF my kno1l.
| edge and belief, the above named guarsntors are
good and sufficient IS sureties for the amount for
which they offer to be security.
To be eeItised by the United states District At.
| under fhe United States Government. or rsspou.
| sibls person known to this once; ,,,nn
| dec GIT BriRAdier General and Q. N.
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JUDGE BREWERS SUCCEssOR.-The AMMAN
oils Gazette In announcing that Gov. Bradford
mas appointed the Hon VIM. T. Tuck to be
Judge'of the second judicial circuit, vice Judge
Brewer, deceased, remarks: "Under the pro-
vision of the new Constitution, it is generally
admitted, we understand, by the legal pro-
1ession, that Judge Tuck will contin ue in Off
Brewer, (until 1S7I) Under the old Constitu-
tion his appoin tment under the Governor holds
until the general election in 1865.
Under the present Constitution the district is
composed OF Anne Arundel, Howard, Calvert
and Montgomery counties; and under the new
Constitution it embraces only Anne Arundel
and Calvert.
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ORPHANS COURT, OCT. STU, 1s64.-Drs-
- TRIoT OF COLUMBIA, WAsHINGros CouNrY
Io-pu:-In the case Of Christopaer Fuss and
George Jacob, administrators of George
Fuss, deceased, the administrators aforesaid
have, with the APPRECIATION of the Orphans
ed Tuesday, the first day of November next,
for the hnal settlement and distribution of this
assets in hand, as far as the same have been col
lectsd and turned into money; when aud where all
the creditors and heirs of the said deceased ara
notified to attend lat the Orphans Court of wash
ington County aforesaid y with their claims prop
excluded from all benefit IN said dece ased estate
provided copy Of this order be ps blishsd once a
week for three weeks in the Evening Star, previ-
Gus to the said first day of November. 1854
Test D. G. ROBBINS.
&C l0-law3w Register of Wills.
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CLOTHING.

VNHE MOsT POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE is
SMITH. BROS. CO.
40 West Baltimore street, Baltimore.
SMITH, BROS. & CO., Clothiers and Merchant
Tailors, 40 Wet Baltimor re street.
The Bon Ton Mereb ant Tailors, ~,
N. b. Goods of all descriptions at reasonable
prices.
wasnin gtonisps can save 20 per cent. by getting
'A@'i 'A'Ns AA1' SMITH, BROS. CO.,
40 West Baltimore street.
The best and cheapest Gloth pSd House sn in the
country Is SMITH, BROS. CO.,
40 West Baltimore street.
MARBLE HALL CLOTHING HOUSE,
40 West Baltimore st Baltimore, Md.
Persons in Washington can save 20 per cent. by
''' SMITH, BROS. & CO,
40 West Baltimore street.
Our Washington customers can find the best
stSsa Of Clothing in M BROS Co. article
40 West Baltimore street.
The leading Clothing House of Baltimore offers
the finest stock Of Clothing in the country;
40 West Baltimore street.
Do not fail to come to SMITH, BROS. CO. to get
your Clothing. 40 West Baltimore street.
The place where eve5ybedg gets sss sgited oo
40 West Baltimore street.
The only house in Baltimore or Washington that
SMITH, BROS Il CO.,
40 West Baltimore street.
All Discharged Soldiers in Washington are
SMITH, BROS & co,
40 West Baltimore street.
Discharged Soldiers can save twenty dollars on
SMITH, BROS co,
40 West Baltin ST., Baltimore, Nd.
gsy all to come tS Bs.im Rse to by your
Merchant Tailors and Cothiers.
Be sure and come to sMITH, BROS. d CO.,
Marble Hal Clothing House, 40 West Baltimore
street. to get your Fall Smith snf Mn ssos SSt3 Gss
Merchant Tailors and Clothiers,
40 West Baltimore street.
Peg top PANTS, French and English WALKING
COATS. feltoe's ancy and plsin SACKS; also, the
All in endless varieties at SMITH. BROS. L CO.'S
Popular Marble Hall Clothing House. 40 West
Baltimore street. sep "a -3m
NEW RETAIL CLOTH HOUSE.
BETWEEN CAL VERT AND SOUTH SITS,
F. HENKELMAN, in addition to the MER
CHANT TAILORING BUSINESS, has this day
opened for Retail large assortment of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WOOLENS,
Such as BLACK AND COLORED CLOTHS.
BEAVER AND CHINCHILLA OVERCOATINGS
PLAIN AND FANCY CASsIMERES AND COAT.
INGS,
For MEN AND BOYS WEAR.
Also; select assortment of goods for LADIES
CLOAK!NGs. to which he would invite the atten-
ton OF those making purchases
Hav ing unusual facilities and long experience
he feels confident of being able to meet the wants
of the present times.
Terms will be Cash and one Price onl
sep 24-lm'
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limited STATES SERVICE MAGAZINE FOR
A. OSI0B9ak .s Philanthropy and the
ties In History; Life Of Jomini; The Nirhtinssis
and he s, Crickati Enisma; Life sf Mat Gen. Jas:
=. McpbersoC mag Cannon Editors Special
ocIs FRANCK TAYLOR.
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rHIYY QUARTERMAsTER's oYYICl. J
DEPOT OF WASHIS9FoHS

DEPoaf OF WAsHISafoH,$
RasAtsstox. d. C.. January 4, 1854. !
Al dealers in Drugs, Hardware, Lumbs Leather.
Otioe furniture Harness, and Ssddsry, are re-
quseteu to send to this ONCE, on MONDAY ofeach
week. aseaed proposal list, ~ d7litats, of the
articles ey .re prepared to furnish to this Depot al
abort notice. with the price of each ed in plain
axHes, so tt IN case the sIiSences Of the sery1c.
req ure It. d.e Article or articles he obtained
without deeay. and at the lowest price
0eslsH Wishing to sci, to this Depot WIN be re-
anired to ftrpisk the List punetusly every Monday
memlng ID. Ii. kUCRER,
Rrigsdier General and Chief On rtermaster.
Mh8 Depot of Warrington.