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ID goPosA JOEL AaY :.
oRI.R QuARfERxAsrss's OrrIoa

VRihK CPFIoa.
WAsHlsGros DEp0T. Dec. 9, 1885,
ssALsp Proposals are invited by the under
sssa ss'RW,1s the o.
ElsxsddIis sod Fort Monroe, Va or either Of
'ns VII BE- cit; ssy os s1 9 sa
bushels Of corn or cats and % tons OF hsy straw.
Bidders must state .. which Of the sso,s.nsnso
Points 'hsH tin tH mae sssysrss aud tae
hs quantity OF saoh sr..S..- proposed 70 BE- dsliv
srsd the time when aAid Deliveries shsu be com
p, price must be writes ont In words on IL.
sssS e a'o
bushels each The SACHS to be furni. ned :vithout
:1sr. sh - 70 1as government The hay and
TSs particuisr fina Or d.sertp.ion of oats. corn.
IN s s;,ss s the sI ss ns.ss H.
{: so Ss1 ns n. to
the lowest sdder .: the interest ii the
Go!srnnsnt may fssuirs =. and HsyIsnt WIN be
have been delivered and socspsed ' '--'
Tho bidder viii be required 70 accompany bib
vi. as lis S y e o.
they VIII within ten days thereafter, execute tho
1S' Of
70 dsxsr ~ re for ossa r. soG %
the ssid bidder should AN 70 enter into the cor
sGS
msls 81 bidder or the person to whom tho contract
.s 3 q F ps 3
s Or
II. r. Sps 70 es
N snd .aa... Of each bidder
s:D ~ e.
I9 g.! ana sshould b plainly marked "Pr0'os.l'
So: 70 sas ,as Ct ,a 3; e;
dsI Or bidders apss dsnins g. sonsIscs -, -.
b obtained upon application At this On %.
trosa. ooant, and SIT,
q s.!: Z =
isET; b:,O
tn. es:ss. q sacks. Du.A.
y ssSsis q Oats. in sacks. At - per bushsl Of
ts 9 y ePf s.,.a Hay, =. - ,sr ton o, 5000
- .oa: q s.l'a Straw. at per ton of 5000
Dslivsry 1' to commence on Or before the = day
Of, fss and 70 be completed on or before the
into sss e. Ia:a ss s1s:s
s..s Sss: ss:s:s.
'''s'N''ss : se:f bs;es as:E:::$:s::. q
We, ths sndsrnsn.a. re,.dsnts Of -. in TIE
: ss 4. 4: "a 4
d. sRss 3: %
saretiss, in sum equal to the amount Of the con
e &. y ss:s
lses. under which the 6ia vas made. and. In case
s;nss Sst::sn Re oas; ~ :ais ssd tAs ps.t
the eentrset may b awarded
Given naasr our hands and seals this day Of
-.l8. Seal
1 hereby certify ,has, 70 the best of my NOV.
ledge and belief, the above named suarantors are
soed ana safaeisnt - surst,es for tho amount fof
70 b iAsa b. the Unite States District A..
Wessd a'1 r: Sss:,
NV > d .RuoKlk,
lssn Brig. Gen. and u.
| I~HIlY oUARrlRMAsrARsOls
~ DsPo! OF WAsHraofol, !
s e.: e. :.isass
- :.as end
s Il. or .sss a ,ss ,!: s 3; e
Of the service require It. ths art le arneiss a.
- obtatDed without delay and ct the lowest priee
Dealers .ishinS 70 sell 10 this Depot Win f. r..
9e1reA % fu1nsh tie Hst vlnctuAlll every Non.
" srieszi.r as..ih ase 1iisi Sss SHssa:
~ Il Depot Of Washin9ton
J r. L0u D6g 90. ~ :
"11kzSffESSa 1 1EhP ra nftzodRfAAs
1asss!ssss Aessl. Sisss Dyesss'sJ
% 0.0 Washiistop D. a.
a2VV 1A1R0Le LINZ Just arrived q 0nn.
~; 'A'' ''s SCHOONER .. 1924 s;S q
| seS snensr stS ssssss N oss::,.
TInDi - LIN1I
La a% A&x LIN 81 &c =
The uAdefBsned have on hand and for sale. psaan
Burned Potomac Lime. - their kilns On IN
} AA|A x41xkA1p 4 pVWklEa.
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THO The MUsI0AL PgBLIo-y. II. srIl!,
i Piano TuI or and Be pairer, would respect ~
fully ennornoe to his friends and the mu.icsl& i
sest n l:syins tas s,o, order,
Perm. avenue an 18th streets, they win b prompt
" and satisfastorhy attended to. ........
areesi On to Warrington Post Once. to l0-Su"
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IMPROVE YOUR xz@
EYESI6HT
BY the use Of the celebrated
PEBBLE and PBRIsCOYIC ePECTAOLEs,
acknowledged - the best for Ss,ex stksx Ing asd
P,ss.cias the i'm paired Eyssisht. soiept Reslly
and correctly suited, by
FRANKLIN L. CO., Opticians,
044 Pennsylvania avenue, bet 18th and 18th sts..
3se Pennsylvanis avenue, under National HOTEL
FIELD GLASSES, OPERA GLASSES,
MICROSCOPES, THERMOMETER
MICROSCOPES, PHOToGRA PHI ALBUMS
CARTES DE VISITE. do.
In great variety, and at the lowest prices.
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S1JREr DlsIAsHsI slosET DIsIAssslI

A III A MS q
SAMA7lTlNS GIFT!
TIKI MOST CERTAIN RIMkoY 1VRR USED
GONORRHEA. GLErT StkfCTURES d.,
Contains NO hiperai, no BAlsam, no Msr ,uIy
Only len Pas 70 Be IaEen 10 Efst a Cure,
They are .nt... iy Vegetable hAy. ax No smell .oF
s Of tho not most 10
in = s1s, four houEs" Prsp.r.i bv srsd i
emil sIt Doctors ~ Chemists OF the pressn. dsy.
no EXPOSURE, no TROUBLE. NO CHANGE wRArEvRa.
OF who sve been sorssd with BALKAN oopsyia, OF
Mercury try tS.m.p r.n,sc,rr
Sent By mail u = plaiI .nvel pc
Fr.ee-Msls packages, 81 Female. %.
saSeG s.G2Pi
SAMARIIANhs kOOT AHD HEkBJ UICES.
. s1hs sosf rs 81. ;Siss s 4.
and
dy ssd 10 hsaiei ana d, not trsnsmls to 1oar pos
'r At for fe 70 s6 yFu 10 After
I9I ROOF g the
viii remove every esstiss Of In par tie. from The
system. - vel IS ell tae bad effects Of Asreury.
In many af-ctioss With which "a a5sE. Of Pc
mailer sui +, thu Roof AND HERB JUICES 10
S.sl,;, AID for al nplaint' incident to the ss1
ssnt By express Price q bottle. or Sostsss
''' - sAMARIrAN,s cBAsoRs WASH.
pns s sfS CO.. S Sos Is1 phil.a.,h. Post
soM BY 8. oALvIRT FORD, corner of llsh an
HINRH coax, Alexandria. maye II
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KENDALLs8
AnE0LIEB zen YW HAZE.

KENDALL'B
AnEOLIEB Fok THH HAZE.
kkBOLIN
NOISTENS, s.
BJAUFIIIaS,
0DOKAfEs,
LRN0RfHBNs,
YEVI9oRAfEs.
HoURIsEBs,
EkBELLIsREa
kSHDALLs AEEJLtRI ID rare compound
eliminating sxtrsots from Flowers, Boots, N
Herbs, for tbs GROWTH, BEAUTY, and PEE
lANkNT VIaOR Of tao HAIR
Highly oesensiA where sks hair requires
seaae ssimuiant" DE-. GHILToH.
"Eave never h&d anything which 50 psTfse
answers the purross OF . hair dressing"
WARREN WAaD, Esd,
No. 25T Cana street, N. T.
"Afsef being bald Sor sersp years your AMsO
LINZ has covered Tia entire sc&Ip with NHw.
BALE" Prof. I0HS SlNIA.
No. 50 Kins street, nj.
For asIs By al Druggists end Fancy Goods
Dealers. Pit In boxes, containing two hostiss,j
ezies 81.
Hsnr t:etured and for sale :. vholssslz ~
KENDALL d BANNlSTER,
slo-sEn No. S&2 BsoAowAT.n
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80 FURNITURE. "A
FURNITURE! W
-Ak FURNITURE.

-.eka FURNITURE!
ED@A- 1863 Seventh street ~
We have SOW in store more complete assort-
msnt of FURNITURE and HOUSEKEEPING
ARTICLES than can be found in the District to
which call the attention of the citizens and the
public generally. We name in part:
Walnut and Mahogany Sofas Arm Chairs
Rocking Chairs. Side Chairs
Walnut and Maho gany Marble top Dressing and
other Bureaus
Walnut and Mahoga Marble top Washstanis
Do do. Jenny Lind and other Bedsteads
Marble top Oak and Painted Cottsge Suites
Marble TOP Centre, Side and Sofa Tables
Cane and Wood seat Chairs and Rockers
Round end ard Cottage Bedsteads
WardrObeF. " ashstands. Tables
Extension Tables. Dining Chairs, Sideboaris, &c.
FEATHER Beds. Holsters and Pillows made to order
Husk and Hair Mattresses
Also, Carpets. Oil Cloths, Mattings Rugs, &c.
Also. Cutlery, Plated Spoons, Forks, &c. &c.
together with A general variety of articles which
10 requisite about every house.
81 All purchases of $50 and upwards a discount
of ten per cent. allowed.
BONTZ & GRIFFITH,
NH 2l-2w 3G9 Z III St. between l and K sts
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BTABLNA1D 1850

Hsytns made arrantsmslts HhieA IL
have Induced me to continue the PAWN 4kok1G0
BU6IN EHS in this city. ] take this method Of In.
forming ny patrons and the public In genera thas
Z WIl continue to loan money on Gold and 6uves
Wearing Apparel, &c .Ae ct the old sst.en.hse
stsnd, No Sb1 street, between &< and 9Th 81.
IBAAC HIRzB1R4 Z eON:
~Tm tho!sand dollars 70 loan o. kss. 1sss'e
ct the above place o. .M,
A-lf TlsH;IHA1Ha, IHHk kn Hkf FHi cSsiFEEfi .
l10NEk. Or Box WILL InR4oan VunSS.EH
HIInGrsdients are rarely vegstaSlsi - =. II
as, b carried In The vest pocket yithcot 81 e
setestios. QiIsslars ffee. Rrtss ~ soHH ,is1.
1hs On, stnut g., Phila1alRhia, ald IN wasn,.S
soe z 9; g. FORD, zee I'sa''''siSacu T"s6
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O. v, BorsLER. Jxo. W BoflLHR.
G. w. BOTELER e SON,
IMPORTERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
CHINA, GLASS, AND CROoKIRY WARE,
TABLE OUTLIRY SILVER PLATlD WARE,
BRITTANIA WARE, BLOCK TIN GOODS,
TIN Oh AMBER SETS. GOAL OIL LAMPS,
JAPANNBD WATERS, DOOR MATS,
PEATB1R DUsTIRs. BRUSHES.
WOOD WARE. AND
HoUelK RIPIN9 ARTICL g GENERALLY.
~ HOUsIs, HoTILe. AND sT1AABOAT8
YURRIsHlD At SHORT RoTIol.
SIS, IROH HALL.
PlNNsYLvANIA ANRNU1,
feH-sosm between sth and 10th sts.
IMPORTANT TO PIMA
DR.. CHEEsEM ANS PILLS.
szs;s:i,: s1s:se: .,S e :isif ss:5:
"sstSsS rom cola Or otserwse, hssdsshe. pain II
G ss.ss5as ..s:
crises from Interruptions Of nature.
Oh CHRIBEMANB PILLS
Aro q Dositive remedy for ell complaints peculiar
sloULARlIY Explicit direotisns, stating whom
they should HoS - USED, with each box. Price
SEsSTST q n easse asslttLr,n, ,.o,,,..or.,
- Cedar street, New Fork Oity.
Sold By 8. O FORD. aga Pa. avenue. se-so8m
NEW YORK. AND WAsHINGTON
sFHAAGHIP COMPANY.
The eerew fteamships ss7'a
BA&IM0R1.
AALVOR. st4eN Fs 81
FahEa4 IMFIR1,
JAMES Q. GRIMM.
AHD FAIRBANKS
eoupope the line Of this company. lasyins loet
wall street, New York. and foot High street.
6eoy aetovp. eveYy Wednesday and Saturday
MORGAN Z RglNDH ART:Aets
u 2S-R foot High st., 8eof9stoWn.
IHHoIOD DR1AKIAgT BACON.
~ KING d bOR0H1LL,
IN eeepe yssuS0e eye. Az I'M %.
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~ OEHIO1 S14 PA. AVBNU1,
WaskiRstoA, d.
6RRAT lASTHRN, N0RTHlRN, AND WEST.
I'm yXPRESS BORWAKD1R6
nfRCHADIel, MONEY, ylWlLkl, vALU.
Adj MOI ks: STOCKS BON 6a a..
Accessible sections Of the country. THIS ComeanF
has age icies In the principal Railway Towns In
EoRIR, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST.
.,uorodHss p5ncipai Hm 3 v n5s sosrou
sPPhaiHASSiPHI1, BALTIA0Rl, DIN
ols VfEGi Il Ei n1Htsi oSoi
Connections are made at New fork and Boston,
9Th hnss fSfS Sgdi5 e the ,S and IN, We
to LIvIBPoOI, sOUTAAMPTON and HAtR1,
and thence BY European expresses TO ell Yfominsns
tinent. -
# aIl socessibls parte 81 the nited Stats
O O DUNN, Agent,
d "A Washin0to D. o.
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" CONFID TIAL.
DUNG MEN who have injured themselves by
certain secret habits which unit them Tor business
pIessurs or the duties of married life; also middle
as ed or old men, who, from the foilies OF youth q
vesrs. before placing themselves undsr the treat
ment Of any one, should erst read "THI elCkHT
TRIEND" Married Ladies will learn eometAin6
Of i'm nortsnce By perusins The Secret Friend"
Sent 70 any Addrss In sealed envelope on ~
''''' VI On CHAs. 4. STUART CO.,
A nIv Boston, AA60,
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TOE CREAM And wArIR 1888,
OF TH1 BEST QUALITY,
Delivered to Fan lilies, Hotels Pairs Balls, & o at
the lowest prices, ct the ,hia Osnfeotion.
cry corner Of vslfth and streets
HfI-e. I'M J. POS8NLL.
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UIEIF1D sTATAs $40 B0EDs.
UNITED eTATlB 100 TRDAsURY NOfDe
UNITED STATIs COUPONS OF 1881,
CHITAD STATES O1RTIHICATEs OF II
D1BTlDNys6
Gold. Silver, UReurrent Money Rxohsnss a NJ
NJ OF 1urope and the Northern Oities,
BOUGHT .sp SOLD.
-. sataorissd 70 furnish - Bonds ~ pa
sntl the lst Of Ausust next, when the privslsdss
Of eonvsrsion ooasos.
Orders for Stocks and Col executed n New Yoss
oIeludvsly On commission.
RITTINHOU9D, PANT 4 co.,
- Bankers, Is Penn. avenue.
MASSEY COLLINS 4 CO.'S
PHILADELPHIA
DRAU6HT ALB AND P0RTHB.
1 an nov receiving large quantities Of DRAU6HT
ALB and PORTER from this celebrated Brewery,
which ] am prepared to furnish On short notice to
ell persons Who win favor me with their orders.
Subtraction 60 aIAntied.
Orders given to ms drivers VIII be promptly At
tended to
Goods delivered In all parts Of Warrington sad
6eors etowp, free rfehsrSe
Terms Cash On dslivery
RILEY 4, 6aIuN, Agent,
Usion Botts1s Dspet. 81 Green st
ap6u Georgetown, d. o.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-11
FROM TIE TRANs-MIssIssIPPI DEPARTMENT.

We bad Ire pleasure yesterday of call iIom NJ
Frank g. Wslson, ordnance agent for the Trans
Mississippi Department. who had just arrived from the
her side OF the Mississippi He crossed the river or
tie 2S1 June, ard brings late, interestI and en-
coug ging intelligence.
Ia reports that ell the available cavalry Of The de-
par ment, some 20 600 in number, bad started for
Missouri, under command of Gen. Wharton of Texas.
Brig Ger. joseph Shelby. he informs us, had crossed
the ArksIsis river wish 800 men, and was already in
ssouri Gen MsrmA:uke mad also crossed the Arkan.
as aud Drg-Gen James P. Major bad left Texas, with
900 mep, Ter the same ase.
M orGenerSl Price Wasin chief command In Missouri
aud would advance with che iniautry aud artillery rs
rapidly as possible. ATjOr-4en BIckner has command
IN AIkGnsas, and Gen. Aagru1er in Texas.
The Yankees had evacuated Little Rock.
M. Watson says that the report that Gen. r Taylor
mad been relieved, las foundation, far as no is
aWSre and hat the General instead Of resigning was
making his way toward New Orleans.
He lett Mobile on bis return last evening. We tender
him cur thanks for Cblgng a!ten ions.-AObas argus
and Crisis, July p
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III CITY.

HunfscI CcuE-Juags VIM. q. Lyons pfssidins.--
This court closed its criminal term on SHnaH1 80
after being In session for three weeks, . "a
time 1. was wholly occupied In the trial Of elo DR. Of
fences oommistsd iu tb city since the last Giaad Jury
term of this Court. Marty two dozen criminals we're
sentenced 10 the PsnteniAry during the term just end
co. and six of those sent back 10 that Institution
criminals of The darkest kus, who had been pardored
ou OF the Psnentary BY the present Executive upon
the plea tina. they desired 10 enter the army. AZ In
very many other cases Ex cutive ckmency Was shown
these sooandres, and % sooner we're they al lbtry
han they Wers robbing and garroltng she pss0eiul
eis at ngot In Lii walk through the streets stme
Of h thieves that have thus been resenEsnced to the
Penisendny are nov preparing petitions, through their
coans TO ask another Ia:don Il seems thai bstween
the Governer and the psrncious &C ion Of the ures
who try these Grim nails she whole criminal law Of
the State Is set at nsulht The uries nov In the
IA bit, Almost In every Of conviction, 70 Tece-
moid tie thie, who, bJ III ir verdict ought to DO
10 tbs naAry to the Governor for pAr,ol. Tie
only way TO correct th ri evil ia for the GovsIner
to turn deaf ear to every application that comes with
a Recommendation Of the jury We hope The Executive
viii notice tais most oorupt pracics Of ass Of The
eoIotry.
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There may be- sOme people who nc d back their pro-
dae0 Ia anticipation OF gtsng better poos for il here
altar. Such persons ought 10 pas0 tha! by pa slug
o1-rsa OF This kind they leudiug aid and comfr
10 eosuy Grant has. =; list alter berg folsd in
Tsiegy and D combat taken ds6nitvsly to the
90 policy. No one, of course, can cay exactly what
his plans may be hut a. pearanees indicate pretty
CLEARLY that he intends 10 await the issue OF his assaults
o. orr ines Of coma usieat3u, expecting, doubtless
ts1i deficiency Of supplies 4 Ultimately force Lss 10
abandon bis positions A aHorbern paper says keep
she railroads cut AID General 5tasyaiOa will drive es
army from richmond without any farther .sssi5 ane
from Cen Gcaa'." We nay have our OWE opinions
about the success OF shs pan, and lha. opinion may
not precisely oneids with be elemy's, bu: it is pain
t,at Grant has adopted il So 1t leas. an important
cement il bis calculations. Tbs being the cse 1t e
the duty Of good c to aid in de eating t5e enemy
hohCmes, and not to assist him in devslop and con-
s0nmaing them. Those Who iroaH motives Of private
interest from eoyeiOuSn and ayaiee keep back their
produce a. Ihis ins aiding tie enemy as A. much
o. they had helped Sherdln ald WATSON in breaking
ap the railroads.
MolecVsr there Is very good reason to thiak that
Iush persons will be disappointed Ia their ante { ons
Of iasrsa-sj prehL There 10 believe hat
prO7zIoos will eOmmsnd hg5er price in Richmond
than lhsy DO now Ard OeFia j ths ruling presi Of
this market are quite high sncuga to satisfy hs most
szcrbGus de.irls A 9arison Of prices here with
prices Ia TIE States farther Sou will sOundsny justify
ta statement Ttey At least 100 per cent. higher
u Redmond than IL 0Clambus, Montgomery, Mob ls
All other places. Our farmers CT least approximately
FsAl1s The bsnsat Of these high Prees By Ierdng for
ward their produce while for many rsasons there il no
certainty, that they can have the sAms opportunity
barsafsr Bssidea By gstrg their supplies 60 market
IS Eeen as possible, they win themselves from the
dagger Of losing everything At the hands Of the enemy
Yankee raidng party comes along and cattle, grain,
Aad meat are IsmOEselessly swept way. The smoke
houses che PASTURES and the eds are left dscoAts and
those Who we're reVsDg in the anticipated prons Of an
artificial scarcity And themselves verse OF than their
more patriotic and more EagaciOus nSShb0A There b
bss ODs way IL avoid thss' shAASss ss IOs Sad 70 -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-11

THB NIsGER QUESTION IN IHE YANKEE COSGlx s-II
the House Of Representatives the 29:h the Civil Ap
preparation Bill was under cons deration The Senate
bad proposed TO amend the bill that the s:h aud
sections Of the act TO prohibit the importation of slaves
iuto any port within the jurisdiction Of the United States
alter the lst of Ja.uary 1905 in which said sections
undertake to regulate the CoasNis slave trade be
peAled forever.
IRE Committee of Ways and Means recommended
conclrrence.
Mr. Brooks, Of New York, (Dsm suggested the dan
ger OF interfering With the 'estiOn OF ciAstWise trade
rhicl was nov monopoly IN the hands OF Americans
exclusively. The public mind mghG be agAttd
that chAugs would be made detrimental 10 commercial
interests
Mr. Davis remarked be believed the gentleman was
mistaken as 10 the Of the amendment; it only
proposed Interfere with the coIsWise trade TO
prevent the imp Jrtaion and transportation Of slaves
Mr. Mallory, OF Kentucky, eaid if the AoOhuonsls
could AIy prC6Is by continuing the slAve trade
they would do &c.
n. Bll o of Malice, (Ualor) said the gentleman from
M Yak (BrOoks) would by his policy strike down
prot cion tbs navigating ana commercial inter- ste.
M o, ks said that It there free ir1d6NeE York
Wv d vastly improve il ali her material interests.
Mr. Blaine replied the gentleman would strike
down the l.Wd OF llioa in oldsr tlas Nv York
u CHS be built ~.
sr. Cox sa that the advantages of the coastwise
North has broken the contract, but holds
SIDE 4 ion.
MIR. jaime said Western Oonfederacy was talked Of.
hr. Cox sa hs lever head Of L.
~. Blaine ia the course Of his remarks sad, Wes:-
ern OouedrLcy could Lot be SIT up ong enough 10 b.
kisked ever, with, u. al cutie, TO the ocean.
Mr.. ArIoId Of Illinois. (Uai1n) said the gentleman
our New York remarked some ume age, that Slavery
ass dead. Did he st Ii think so!
Er. ok replied tdat he was 20 undertaken CT en- =
balmer, to busy ihe body Of Slavery.
&C. Arr Old asked, II slavery dead, Why continue
the S-v1-.Isd.g
Me- B.o,kI replied, that the gentleman, Ike JON
. uxOEe, was hghiiIg windmill.
Mr.. mold sai3, he wished Slavery was Q mere
shadow he WAS for removing from the staute-books
all Irse Hcogn ng Slavery.
Nc. d OOks, noticing some remarks OF Mr.. Blaine,
"a il tie latter was gal Of moral ueAsOn in saying
that II the votes were TAKEN NV York would give
majority Of so 900 votes for JEFF. Davis Tns would
give AID and eVmort IhO rsOel aud be paraded in
,he Riohmond pres.
ar. Blaine asked how would New York decide be-
tween toe Aontgom ry CoasJluton and the ne election
OF President Lac Would che NOT treier the TOR
ne
Mr. Brooks reTled she wanted the Constitution of orr
istbers ard no OsBer.
The bate Was terminated by order OF the House.
1ken the question was taken on the SenAtes Im nd
nent Whion Was agreed 10.
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An OLD AcoOAISTA. cs.-Slx In 1nlhs ago, man went
into Mr. Il. Ser sors, on Main street, and, buy.
ing some small article, gos him to change 800 BILL
When Mr. s. placed the change on the COUNTER snG be-
fore he could iais up tie 500 b The spatehed up
oOth d. aud successfully eiuded pursuit. One dsy
last week, Mr.. Seymour CHANGING to drop into Jodss
Lyons Court, Trial a. the bar the identical an
Sho had played him The grab. game. Too man
john Fvrde, who was being ui,d, aad who was suisse
entity convicted Of psiis !arcen. After the trai, Mr.
lodged Information with the Mayor Of tis theft Fords
Dad pe,p,IAtei upon him. Toe MAJOR had Fcrda
brought before him Saturday morning, and after htI-
lDg the above ia,.s, reminded him 20 all to be tried
osfors tie Hastings Court.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-11

TIE AMI LiQgos LAw.-We msn.iuned week ago
Ghss the AMI LQ law Of the last Lsstlatufs was
practically dead letter In consequence the neglect
u The police 80 repors violations Of the same Sice
that paragraph sppsassd, the podos have ptesslted
num. Q: o. drsm's.aers, OF whom have bet sent
70 be tried By the Hastings CSrr. In calling for an
execution Of TINS law, wo do not pus Ourselves iotSud
"a an sdvocate Of Hsal Dove inc liquor hw.sE hut
an advocate OF he rigid entooensni OF she Law. Il 10
Law passed BY the Legislature for what appeared 10
them sl sen: reasons; it the duty Of the nssstraoy
to see it enforced.
T.oparlies-Jss +. hcGec, proprietor Of the "AIs
baus Saloon" aid Robert UAahIn, proprietor Of the
"GSod Iiea"-were before the Mayor Saturday to su-
TO: violating this Law by selling hqior drunk
in their respective establishments.
McGes Was sent en- 10 the Has.rg Otur.. The Gaze
Of C.lahan~Has co8tinusd. Tao evidence againet No
Gee WAS tina. tf,er AooEe willie passing The Alabama.
ootsd in aud three drinking aieps aud pay or
hem. witness Tor MIG wno was ole of the three
said to have been drinking the jl.ep te.t6:d thai he
vas drinking soda wafer aud not juep.
No convection will result from this care.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-11

SrREETs N WAsHSGroS-The. Yankee Senate passed
. bill last week naming new street in Washington
Collar street. after the Speaker Of the House of Repre-
SSntatVes. A Yankee paper says:
This is the frat instances 10 which tn original plan Of
naming the streets and avenues Of the Capital AZ been
departed FROM the streets beng designated BY numbers
or letters and the by the names Of States There
no question Of the appropriateness Of this designation,
thls peW ystem is 70 be adopted for the future but
sssoys the unity and simplicity Of the original plan
adopted By ths Fathers.