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AUCTION SALES.
EUyURE EAVa.
ByJ.C. MCGUIRE e. CO. Auc,ionss

ByJ.c. McGUIRR & co.. Aucsionssrs.
FsH HEUsfsEs 81 LEO DWELLING uodBn AND
rs1 Os SaDsV
rusry 81. at t4c .loEk, On too p-au,zsj 5y Vistne
Of p:sd % q ser 's, s a e ssa s fsI ses
oDe rf the lard recnrds for Washinzton county,
5 rohsa Ss isi Is G os ss No on
bstssen Al h and 5h streets .est ns running os *
imp,ovem enr COS siAtrs Of snug tuo-stosy Fran 3
Terris - SAFE: o.s third essh; tbs rems;naer ia
six snu Twelve mouths wit interest. clrsd b. .
deed Of tru,t or the preEnisss
~ vi ths trastao the riga;
to rsss II on ~ns ks notice In the svan'ng STAG
'sS' OF '0n'''Ts Tsos. q = fiab sE rsus:ss s'S'
jas 2av&is MoaUEas & CO.. Aucts
ByJ O. MCGUIRE q CO.. Arctionsers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPR WE'D
ipfESse5s ssfy os ist si on he
srniies, by y,rtns OF = dscrss Of the Supreme
sss aa ss s. n.I5 xs ss
a. Ne. rtiFe, I shall sell Lot No IS Ia ,usre No.
tween isth and 18th Streets vsst aud running hsck
lss feet inches toas foot paved nuoi: alley,
an I'M m pI oveS @ 5y handsous and wall nuiit brisk
in msdiatsIv after sra sbsi, asn the west hs,f of
3siIoI rig l2 feet on north NJ 81 eet hetseea 18th
an Lth streets ws't and running back 90 to so al
Immediate possession Of the property viii be
Terms: Que fourth in ca'h, sni the Il msinasr
In ns, fwelvs, and eighteen moatss, with 10
teTett frt the day of SALE the d.fsrre pay msns.
to re .eiured by Il DOtss or honGs of ths p1rshss
er with surety etise to b. ap pro 7ei nv the
ffpe'te On Jsthcs tiCn o the safes by the Court
ana On psyn enJ OF tee yaula of the prr ah .s ,
money ard not be'ore tas Trus.es VI! conyey ta
SrofeF'y to the pu cusser in fee sin IL
II t5e ferms OF not coGa pill With II Fl vs
fsSE berf after. tie Trustee tbe right to
resell at the risk and expense of tRa dsfsuitine q
Prtohsser az oEe week, NOTES IN the National
In ef1iRercsr
All trvsyan>irg ani stamp. at the cost of the
TaOs BRADLEY, Trystss.
jss-eo&ds j. U. MCGUIRE e 90. Au ,ts.
DUB BLIC SALE
The undersigned; executor Of the estate of the
late Mary A. Haslup, deceased, will sell, at public
SATURDAY, January %, 1854.
At IL o .clock NJ, on the premises.
1WE MY -SEVtH ACRES OF LAND,
move or less, improved bya
STORE HOUSE.
and other
OUT-BUILDlNGS,
0tpstad on the Washington pike. one and o.
hall miles from 4 H. apolis Junction AMI one mile
from tavy se Factory, Howard county, Md
81 Persons are quested to call on Mr. William
Sh'pley, who resides I'D the property, and examine
1t prior to toe day sale.
By Terms made known the lay ofsale
}. w. HASLf z, Executor,
Washing ton city
0rapplyt tn s. K. DA5HIE IL,
Brooker, 32 St Paul street,
"a ail-:aw4tS Baltimore.
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DENTISTRY.

ksST plsoovEsY IN DaNTs1sy
Tssth EstTocttd sstthox. Pain 10Th As Nss-s.s ef
O1yge1.
would advise ali persons having teeth to sx-
traet to call st DR.. LEWIES off &c, AFrSyA
And have them taken out by this nav - -
ana harmless process Also call and Y liffTfYP
examine the Doctsr's new end I'M.
proved meth.d of 1oserting Arts Teeth. IT
ycU once see the great irlproyene Mt in his teeth
sou will have them In no other style th an this new
ana valu able ono. No. 242 Pa. avenue, between
18th and 18th streets
no IS E.R LEwIN H. D. Dentist.
M. LOOMS. NJ b tba + .5vsrto, a.; end p,ta,tss
Of the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, st ssA
tends personally at his otios in this St<SSS=sS5
city. Many per SONS can wear these tiffSTyp
teeth who cannot wear others, and 40 AA
person caD wear ottsrs wfo cannot wear thase,
Persons calling st ray Off can be scoomm II sted
With any tyIe and prise Of Teeth they nay ds.re,
but to tn ose who particular and wish tae pu.es
eleansst strongest, and most perfect denturs ,aat
more fully warranted. -.-.- g.. F..a-
RoorIs In this city-No. 33s Pauns7Iysris avenue
between 2sh and 10th streets. Also, 217 Arch st.
Philade lphia. ~ .-= nsra.ly
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nEPARTMENT or AaRTOULTURE,
IJ WAsHINGrOE, D. c., Dec. is. 1853.
To hs Groys7s and hIREfcct.aeys Of FY1I and
Es..p Tbs CeE,mis.ions.s appointed by thu. De:
PennsS !vAnis, William IL Esi!ey. OF aho1s Island,
and John A. WsrGer, OF Chic, TO considsr .he fol
lcSins appropriation made by the last Cops psr sss
W: 'eor Investigations to test tha practic&blity
Of cultiysting and preparing fax and hemp ~ .
having met and, after several days inT shtigs tcn
Q! The snotect. believing that further and fuller
Valuable results sd3ogrnsa to meet sgsiE on Wed
nescay the 24.h dsy sf February next at Y O'Clock
and request all persous Interested the dlstri
button Of this APPROPRIATION or anxious to develop
the subject for the public good to sepd to this De-
psrtmsnt, On or before that day, sarlplss OF the
Hemp snd Flax in the difsre rent ..sssa Of prepare
accompanied By, statements Of ths various pro.
and the cost OF productioo In .sb case
also descriptions o; the kinds ana cost Of achin
e:yussd. where made, &C., together with any ard
a.l inform alton that mcy be USEFUL to the Conmis
sjpE.
This Information is Necessary before an intsiu-
gent disf frisution cen be nsde
tel6 dtd ISAAC NAWTCE. Cor'missioner.
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a G8ECY FOR HERPING's VIsE AND BURG.
"a LAR PROOF SAFl5
5Ss Seventh street
- fss. With and without S',
EALL'S PATENT BCR5LAK PEC0F TOCK
Always in store at
FACTORY PRICES,
aSo PAEkASl LRS BOX as or
MONEY CHgSTs,
Gte cost OF freight Is saved to the purchaser BY
aEyics st the agency.
BaRTH0LoW
Agent for Herripg's Safes
oe Elm Ass Seventh street
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II AUCTION NOTICE.
1IAVIEG Connected with the House Furnishing
business tsst of general Auction and Commission
Merchant 1 81, rrepard to attend promptly to Al
business entrusted to my care.
large and dry basement for storage Of goods for
suction sales
Cash advances made on oonsI gnments.
r.. BUOHLY.
Auctioneef and House Furpisher,
de I9-lm 42S 7th st., between g and b.
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Persons appointed to solicit subscriptions and
contributions from the several Loyal States who
aremost respectfully and earnestly solicited lend
ell the aid they to the patriotic enter rprigs:
Mrs. seratcr Foster, .'s: Mis Henry G. DemiDa
Hon. Nathaniel B. Smithers
INDIANA.
Mrs. George W. Julian, Hon. schuyler a h clan colfsIs
hrs senator Tn M oull, Mrs Chester
Mrs. Owen Love'oy, Hon. Eiihu Washburne
Mrs. Senator Harlan. Hon.. W. Grimes.
KANSAS.
lion B. u ffneao1 non. William n'P Windan. n Lane
kENTUcKY. .
Hon Sssssn Aas R7 Rs7 HsBsE HHsBE easss
Mrs. Senator Me,ril,s nA'Sf; Miss 1.smlin,
Mrs. Frederick A. pike. 0'''~'
MARYLAND.
ss Blair snass
Mrs. SENATOR Johnson, Hcn EIwin H. Webster
~, MAssAoIgsETTs
fs ss osfs: SMITH Gt5s'ne HGs d1iaas hssaaf lt
Mrs. sesstor chapdIer,, ,Ais Hon. Join W. Lonsvs,r
Hon. Jacob NJ Howard hon. Francis keIlossugs.s kIlsussr'
Hon. Alex'r Ramsey, Hon. M s. Wilkinson.
Hon. Nm. Windon, =
MISSOURI s--.--..-
HON Hon fiIs Hon Hon salss ss Ros,
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Mrs Senator Clark Nath r Lesyitt r.,
Mrs SeRatoFliaie, Elln u T; FrencF 'ya.f -
Mrs. J " Patterson. a'
New YORK ..a e.s
Mrs. frsd'k W Seward, Hon, Augustus Frank,
Mrs Senator Morgan. lion. Reuben 3 EoEFssey, FsptSyn,
NEW JERSgY.
Mrs. Senator Ten Eyek. John Giberson. Esq
OHIO. .s
Ere Senator Wade, Hon. James II. Ashley.
Mrs. Gaugcwer, Ezra l.. Stevens kso -
Hon. J ohn sherman, Hon. H. W. Taylor -
Ea Ess Pennsylvania.
Hon. John W Forney, Hon. David Wilmot
Hon. Edw'd Mcpherson, Hen. VIM. D. Kelly
Hon. Edgar Cowan, Hon. James Hale
RHODE ISLAND.
Mrs. Senator sprague, Hon. IL. D. Anthony.
VERMONT.
Mrs senator Boot. Mrs. Woodbridee b.
Mrs. Senator Collsmer, Mrs. Justin s. Morrill,.
VIRGINIA.
Hon. Senator Carlile, Mrs. J. O. Underwood
Mrs. Judge Nylie, zsas Fz=r sea -
WEST VIRGINIA.
Hon. Senator Wiley, Hon. Jacob j. Blair
Hon Senator Van w Winkie Hon. kellian v. Whaley
90 - 7sWIscoEsIa. y a.tllc > ~, -
Mrs. Senator Doolittls. Mrs. Senator Howe.
b. B. FRENCH.
jss-dtfsbl President Of the Associations,
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S9e1G Rf CHARLES MORAN
Hl Giiba,t's Logic Of Banking Lanion
Ebt vaiier GIl6,
FEsncis Chronicles of the Stock Hx.hspos
nwsons istors of Bsrkine. london
yscoe on tbs Pricioos Metals vols Lonso,
RS sent ss, TEN Of Barking exposed
SeIWel NxSs ard hsa1 s OF Psymeat
SeCulioel g Principles of Politicsi Ecouom.
tTnaon. A'As'
ssmordi' s Political Economy London
Wh&te! y q Lectures or Political Eeonomy Lon
den. A
list's Political EcouoDy .-. ---. ..
Mills Political Economy. 2 vois. .
th9 FSAH0K TAYLOR.
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9M gopS CLOTHING.
pg arc e 1'S Z ffSSsifs ssafs ss5ssa atffssa5ssaa S Of
ssHess eyies, sait.sls fey the present sessea foI
ef:%s spa school wear, to sstsh We ,nsiss tssc
as ztton II r.rents.
WALL, gTEsuHES d CO..
s3a Penns1tania Avenue, between
eSr M Ninth and FsnE. str<efs
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Der 62. Stabtrath un0 Der 0iez
oerermdblte 8irgermeilter bon @albingtcn,
9tibarO @aaace, trdten 9eitern Wprgen unter
ben ibliden 6ormulitdteu ibr Nmt elm. Wappr
Nlllce belt cine 4niprade, wOrip er ieinen
9anf tilr Ielne 8ieOerer rdblung auSipra9 lnO
cine 9enuue 9arlteIung Der 8erbdItnilIe Der
StaOt unO ibrer 8e5iebung gu Der Ser. Staaten
8egierung CAB.
+ 0te 3tebung betreffenb. 9ie
&epilpn Der 3ie6un95liiten OeS SiltrittS GO
lumbia gebt ral6 Don ltatten uno Die Wtuite=
run93@Ofi,iere Iino bemiibt, ale 9tamen, bic
frlber niht ~einrpllirt ipdren, ouf5u5eiAnen. 9ie
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bdlten leoen 9a9 pom
II bis 2 ubr SiBung I'M Die 6dlle Iolber Ser
Ipnen gu priien, Die auf irgeno einen @runo
bin exemption beanipruden. Spl9e 8erlonen,
met6e in anoern Staten %einrplirt lino, lpaten
ii6 pom ben %pprti9en 8rofpbmarlddaen Oabit
lautenoe neutrality-suspicious. peri6affen,
UNI e~tpaigen Srrtbum pCrSubeugen.
/ 8enerul Grttte II d Ell uno Stab lit
gu General Sherman beproert mproet uno belte
Dtprgen babin obgegangen. @rittcnOen bat leit
Dem 1. 0tat cine 9ipiiion in 8urnitoeS Corps
cpmmunOirt.
! SObn Green unb Spbn 9aptS
purOeu 9eltern pm bier nad Dem 3u9tbdl8
in Connecticut tran8pprtirt, nm BORT 10 Sabre
lang fur ibre 8puntiebaiherei gu biben. Sic
butten iib in 9tew Seriep einidp6ren uro
8ountp 5ablen laIien unp f~nifen auf Dem Be9e
na6 @~aibington aus, I'M O%aiielbe in anoern
6taaten 3I tpioerbplen. 9rei 0tatroIen unb
elm MariueiOloat erbielten Oieielbe Strafe fir
dbnli6e Gergeben.
9ero@.plbprp5eb.-S n Der Circuit
Court, Gidter @plin, liegt sur 3eit Der PrO5eb
S. N. 3bompiOn uno 8ruOer5 9egen &ig9 unO
8eid6fer Dor. SIS banpelt iiA nm 3urid5abz
lung elmer Stmme Gplpes, mel6e8 Der 8ld9er
Dor Ginger 3eit in Dem 8antbulS Der 2lnges
fla9ten pepOuirt bate unO weldeS Die lebteren
nidt IN Sob, ipnOern MIR in gapier rctprr
3ablen polen, Sic berufen iid aif baS GjeieB
pom IL. Suit 1862, wOrno4 ni6t Vfinje fir
Min3e gu Sablen let, Ser Slayer itelte Dor,
Dab anoere 8alten itets Mfn5e Stridgt5ablt
bitten, no bieielbe ~eeponirt uOrben lei. sysSer
9rpieB lit nod ni6t beenoet. sfiei
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
3weiter e. 9iitritt pom Marpluno,
9aItimore. IS. SUM- ls6.

AkR - OH1h 49, -
8ir MAIDEN hermit tefannt, taB no6iteRenbe PerIU=
uen, meI6e i'm 1. @eu8,eBo,fritt BON 0tutptn ND ons8e=
6oben merbeu tareH, aus be~iSefisten @riinnen erinlirt
uuroen: 81 a
San Otwen. l.. N3arS, feGte einen GubIthuteu; 9cz
i61a 9ea9ue II Oftr Saltp 60 u~ntai9li8; u aSeslep,
blrger; Bm : Bamer, Z. gSarb, i'm MilitGrbienit; Scbn
&,iierins, 3, N36ibd'Ser; 6enrp Sanple, 6, DO; &eter
Sarman, 4 0ifr 9arforp Sc, ia fe r6 los; 3BOs Zane,
q 3 Dinr 9arfcrb SO 90; Geo 6ludt. 6 @arc, Op; gsatba1
Bile. . Dtfr 9arforO SO. 20; ansrew 8ople, DO DO; g,O
scarbrrOn86, % b; 5enp 6uncer, l. BarO, itea c
etneu Subftrattn; aut 0lauliap, fartig, 8 fl 9arfcrb
Sc, uutau9lit; 3aLue 2Sptrl8. fUt'9, 2 DItr 5arfOrs
60, ftelte eiueu Subfituttu. #rffr9ae ra ~
9iobcrt Gdtbcdrf,
f--sf BrcfoBmarl6aa uub 81
4raiitent tea @inronn un9Szgoarb.
..-lsfm. rt--5es e. NJ. 9apsrfior,
4.t aas. ginrp1 @omuiIiar.
a.-5& .asaf7. 8. 9tpbcrt MGrS, 81
&r5t bes @inrpuirungs=8oare.
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Wrpfoam arfAaas Since, !.

Z 83saI3 3. 9iitrift pom Marptano. 'o
3E ias1 ,ana .4a,s~euaa ~ Baltimore, Is. Stunt 1864.
Nne ptrfpnen, peIAe in. 8. @pngreebiifritt pom Marslai6
einrrnirt une aus ~fptssnben uria&sn ni4t ntilitdrpfi4tis
Fnb, ais lan
DHeubare Sanerure llnta1.sIte,feit, ~
nnpd1ence3 alter, 4D4 4e% .fEia7h~
Nidbts Giliiupbner unb Z aAa 9Ha
0ffdbtbiirger "b ettf3H ~ tf9ps
unb bertn Nlmeu nrb nidt yru Der Gtnrpgtruresftfte &C.
fri6en Itnt, wplen an ben na6ftebenbsn GaSen IN bteier 81
te. ger1lRrtfen pnS lid SPsn Der 3iseRrS sstmlFsrrTfaa01snk
s., g., TO-, IL. unb II. gDasts am Yiittn6d, BEN Is. ts. 3
Is, IA, 10 uno 16. g8arbS am Dpnnerfa8, BEN 1898,
L., 49,, 10. unb 20. Nares am Jrettds, ben II bs.
4epppIb BIZ GLNf
prrfpemarItan bes 8. DtfrittS uno pr1TSent
lDiNlDpl hes @nrplirun9 ebraroS.
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Northumberland
ftaiah'4 Office ber5a1 s9aiR a%
GOmmiffdre fiir Sefnun9 s.. Strafeu.
Baltimore, ii. 3unrit 1864.

WuIttnpre, II, SUIT 1901.
Die Gpntntiiare fir OsifnunS BON StruBen in rteier Staet
bobsn NIT ssn Nsaiarafor Der gtaOt wsasn uappsrluhuna
res 9@abens unb Der &uslasen, fUrie Sesf 9eptbstis. weld,e
aus Der S6lteeuns Der Mlbemarlefr, 5piiben Canton ASr.
uno Mliee Ann Str. erraGIen NIB ebenfo fIr ;wet senuue
Yldne; unb ts bic Refeuerdns bette Seitert BON atbemarIe
Str. bs Gatern Nvenue trefen mtrbY bic Sutieite BON
Canton ASennet rot pralibentfr. bic Central Ape. ete
Rrrsieite Don Mlite Nnn Str. BON pr1Hbentir. Bis @enttal
dive; Gle Subleite ppapn Mltee Mnn Str. BON praftbent bic
Gret.rfr.; g8barf @~ieentbunt son 9rdfpent bis @reterftr. B
Dteelben eebsn biernit ferncre 9odpri6t bag Ne ltb IN
gitu 9an am Itrntas, ben 20. Stunt 1864, 9 llpr U9rnit-
tags Serldntmelt retben, UNI tie Der f6iebenen Statemeats
meeen cprlie Ga6en su scatter, anelte Seeermann
einSubrtnSen beredttst IN, Der babet int re6frt it, bod MUIR
au tteIem 3ase. i9l1 q Muf 8seblE
Wy eslles- 1D1 .7fsfsn Gateb 9. Spae8, s.
tDiM OpT1 NI2T1 9eAn4ffaU Glerf Der Grmrni6ire.
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Ri UcrFaufen.

Cine euteinssriGtete @irttI6aft lit Gei6aitsg ranteruns
balter b,ni9 ;u ~perfaufea : esa lit pieS cine CUTE @eleBsntett,
ca Elm BtrlelMe Sanbsl i'm Detn &C. TIER bel wenig WliIbe
sleI6 IL bic Aseatur sreier ~ransEarsr 2iaupr habet unb
ttnntsN tinise ftr ente NeSePte ~mitseeebea irerbtn. Nabe-
rs In Der @rpe6ittpn b. 3D. li18s 4aarErsftf seng Il
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Gmbniimfa.

@ets &c NE . 4 E q n wslhe Nuslan q 81 Stsa-
S~ertretern iplnInen, UNI babnr6 3 Sabre lang pm aner
Wsilitarpfi9t bpf cit su iein, finhen CO tn ttrsm ShifrsNe'
auf Ter Office Der lluter,et6neten Spr;ulpyeden
g8 ut. s. 9ebbeh 4 Go
sf ITS 9. 9rrntMap.
geipnbers anfmerfnmfsit wirb her ausfsrtisuns s~a
grempffSnspapiere s~ewibmet unb saIIs.N netMnt
I . ertheiIt. t1eridtlWhl
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@tntrttts- pret1es 8R F6T
Yarquete unb 9res.Gircle - - s1.6s
,A Geitterte SITE 80 Gents extra.
Sdmilten Circle - - - lee
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4. @orS sE

4 Die Burger Der 4. g3art, ntI4e Sci tsr tOmruetter, Sir
tuns ~betbetligt fnt, weroen'dt DienRdg, IA. Stri, &tenbs
5 ubr cine Der fammlun9 IN QHebter 0ane, Albeuarlel r, ~
a%bpalten. turju aae Bur9er Ger gDarS e~tnetlatei ftn6. Sss
(DD rae 70 lS%a safTfSIe 9ss1csm{f,.n
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WlarplanS StaatszG reeratb linioH

Ns9i- s8N ~ 70 1-NIt IEIaII|I
Vile Detesattn Der nnter eDrbneten & easueS psrteai bier
init tr Iudt, bet Der am. Alittwph, ben Is SAINT, Mbsn1s 8
lltr tn so. 5 Eempersn5 5ale1 ipttfnbsnbtn .|e ~amrnlun8
aublrst@ su ei&etnth, ba Gtitdfte Spn @8idtsett tbr-
Iiesen.
(DRt1 g. S. Streett ~ grdf
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-14


the ia ds.sSa Of she ~ ass lye srsksss vi 0rssgs
cavalry, started South. yhey we're heard fIom yea
terdsy afternoon snd had crossed the Hottossy river
on the read without meeting opposition Of
any consequence. They crossed on pontoons, which
they took up after doisg 90.
Deserters who came IA this morning state that ha-
homes division was sont yesterday morning TO meet
them Int no firing in that direction has been heard
DAY, Is not believed that any engage emit has taken
plsos.
DEcsnssR Q. A. MA Nconnotring force Of civAl.
~ went gu. oa the left yes e:dsy afternoon aud str
king the rsb, pckets the Vaughan road drove q em
10 Hachers Ran, distance Of over Two miles, wheIe
they had bIsaswOrks erected, and where tLey .ds
stand,
Skirmishing continued fos some time, whsn the OBJ
sct of the movs msnt having been accomplished, the
expedition returned.
Oar loss stvsn men wounded; that Of the enemy IL
not knoWn.
Some Of those who accompanied this party report
that hfng was heard In the dirt eien of Stony Greek
which Wouli indicate that fghlng Was going on DO
tween G,ntral Warren and the enemy.
R-porss are current that an early evacuation OF re-
teburg may be looked for; tus very little attention
is pa. d 70 these rumors.
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STATE LRGlSLA1U RI.
SENATE.

Tuesday,. Dee. Is. 1854.
S'nate INST ct II o'clock. Payer BY DR. Dos gait.
/ A communication received from the Il JIea OF
DelfgGtep, announcing that they had agree TO jIn
solul oas for the appointment Of committee TO COT
r with the etary Of War 10 the detA Is OF farm
srs, bias ksDths, IL aud for The appointment OF q
committee tho sui jset OF SALT in all OF which they
rQu aBed the concurrence OF the Senate.
Mr. DOUGLAS introduced a reso ation that the Com
mitloO on Courts OF Jus ee DO instructed TO inuur
luto the sIp ,dercy Of repeating those laws r. curing
/ tue removal Of emancpaIsd slAYes beyond the Com
honHeath.
rTAYL0R--OommIltee of Oourts of Justice to in
quTe into the txp dency Of amending tho Law which
provides tina. families OF INDECENT soldies bs erppOrte,
from tia State treasury, so az 10 make it from county
tre AHurSIs.
/ Mr. GARRISON A rssout on that tie Board OF Pub
lie WORKS jmiG n rep,rt Of their action, uude
tie Law OF March 49, 1864, author zDg the Board 10
Increase che rates OF toll 10 be charged by railroad and
other companies and deeliring certain Liabilities Of
railroad express and other compin % also 10 Include
statement OF ihs tar e Of toll which they had allow
cd said companies to oharEs; and whether said com.
plnies have performed the duties required by the aoI
pint resolution intro duced touching the avs
tenn Of oFgariz alton OF both houses. The resolution
being predc't upon the TACT that ct the present ses
SION The House of Delfg tes met and proceeded t.
business before the Senate had info m ID them II
.hsy we're ready for business.
Mr. ARMSTRONG moved that Il be laid on the table.
Carried.
Mr. MARSHALL introduced q bill 10 author z, Ger.
tain Georgia Companies 10 establish branches In this
State. RsfsHsi 20 oommittse on Banks.
Mr. MARSHALL mosedA reconsideration of the vote
on the subject OF the al ointment of COMMITTEES On
salt Lost
Mr. COLLIER Of red joiut resolution on the CT
emptiOn Of ats fl ,ers from Conf, dsrAts service
Ordered to bs printed.
Mr. COLLIER offered 9 resolution for the CON m ;ttes
on Courts OF justice to report what measures are ne
eessary TO protect the cit Of Virginia in tbei,
rights Of habsds corpus sgains! the msnts Of
the Cont, derats G 'Vornment. Adopted Therein n
hs lntrodt bill for tho protection Of the
Ia their rights of habsas corpus Referred 10 The
Committee on 0ouFIs Of Justice.
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tl.s AZ tbssS asn ihS srsAtst SssssssSs IL det'st
ana unOn thar Hons bills shaped 70 Esgu'
late the system of 6aArce. This was the case IN lsiR
vheu a pamphlet written BY RcTdO was adopted into
the celebrated 'Rsport Of the Billion Committee
Canning H,rusr and Huskinsou did not tc'rn to re
csvs the assistance and adopt the views of the great
London merchant, who manifested profound knoWl.
edge of the subject as being in which he bad besu
interested all his life. 80 of late years; committee
of the House received most inporalt assistance from
Tho examination Of Lord OVerstone, the great meI-
chant, whose pamphlets ~ oft banking and finance
are mines Of practical financial wisdom. In the ReVo-
utonary WaT Congress- after exhAustng eHPedienis to
renovate the currency in VGin turned che whole sub
iec. oyee 70 NJ Robert Norris, great merchant, who
lad made it study through the greater part OF h,a
lie. The wisdom Of the ass gnmsnt soon became ap
narent Morris lost ali his own fortune, but ne saved
the credit OF his country.
Mr.. Tielh Jm IL undoubtedly correct in stating tbI
eausss of the depreciation Of eur currency. First
Is too much expanded in other words, the circulation
is too great Secondly. II has nothing to stand upon
A. the beginning OF the war there was al opportunity
10 place il Oh the best bass in the WoIlL We c>nld
n.ys PLACED tour millions OF bales OF ION In Europe
AID that would have given " sP1cs basis OF al least
NO hundred million. Bat the then sscretAr,
ohi e.,d Il would cCs. too much money, he said u
IN, Il ahos crop CoSgress evil Osd 10 disposition
20 d., 20, bu rather preferred 70 place our system oil
upon she old basis oil the IsVOIuOn-shat is to
a., let is stand upon nothing. fHirdly aid BY
,aroAry lSpn the PIeced g. the people have no son-
6s..es m she eurrsLcy TIey Zee nothing 70 rede, n
4, with and they belsTS thSs il Congress dld not de-
Jso % rep. date they would provide stm' means.
Nj, TrsnhOlA. apples IhS remedy 70 the very Ioot o.
III. sis,A4s. He proposes 70 iaus No more notes.
rbs everlasting paper mill Of Nc. asRmiI Ger is . BE-
,,oUD.d a. one Sad be PrOpOsUs lUnd for rssssniDl
she c. eaiatOn. ThA y done amply BY continuing the
r,bes for certain ,rioS after EiS sS, aud HPPro-
Grazing them 10 Ghis IurEoiS. mr. Trenholm see.
IA, everybody nEss see-WhAs ths PiOViHO1al C<n
,,,.. plainly sAW bui refused " Gcs upOn-thA. The
BIZ mus, TO TeGssmsd by taxation, and he boldly cll
IN Congress 10 IpPiyiG HsNhoe sjSHm seems In
-, dsd 70 Arvid lh1 necessity Ot unEsrDE any more
,rh he currency. No is for letting il Asne, OILY
sur,ahpg the s ne, and providing fund for rsdemp
,on. There is TO b. more dLcreditlnE Of one por
,oo Of i.-no more ne~ issse-nOshiDS more Of those
o,s.ur,. which cent it down rspdy. His objsc. il
or.sit if he csu AID his plan lesns we'll adapted 10
.,,,. III. tsaEl.
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The Currency Bill.

We are glad tp see that there Is disposition in
Congress to lend to the Secretary OF the Treasury al
che sssstsncs possible in the gigantic task which he
has undertaken. We hope be will be allowed to take
matters entirely into hs hands, convinced that If
there is any person in the OOlfsdaraOy WtO re-
store the currency to its proper status be is the
By following the advice Of Mr. Trenholm as neSrly as
possible, in framing their bli Congress viii be fol,W
ing the example of the English Parliament on NOR,
than one occasion. Always, indeed, when question
Of this character ia before that body, thsy summon
the abless Of those great Lond,n merchants WHO have
made England 90 rich and 40 powerful, and after ElA
eng the question before thsm, examine them o1s BY
one, with toe greatest sT.stuess. Rrou the nfOFns