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E0yEEDEaiTE STATES CONGRESS
: TrcRaD4T, DE, E4BEE 81. leG3
CEN ATE

zen \ T..
The Senate met a: Il o'cluok. was called to
order by llr. HUNTER, of Va, aud opened
with prayer By Roy. J. l.. burrows, Of the
i .ptist Church
Dir. BAKER, st Fla. VAS granted leave Q!
absence FOR one week.
NJ. maxwell. OF Fla, offered resolution,
instrGctiag the Committee on Military Affairs
to inquire irto tbs e1pediency cr authorizing
the appointment CT chaplains for battaiions in
TIC army. Agreed TO-.
On motion OF Mr. Uss, Of 5. c.. The Senate
resolved ifself inso secret session.
H0i:SE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House met 1T twelve o'clock, snd YVES
opened with prayer by the Rev. DR.. Mlnnegerode
The SPeAiiER announced 81 the Special Com
Inittee 70 whom Tgs referred 4 bill TO provide
for. an Invalid Asylum. Mes-ra. Clspp OF Miss
Curry OF Ala. Ee,; of Mo, Cha!nblisS OF Va
and Tiipp of Ga
Mr. B.LDwiN. from The Sperin! Committee on
Finance, reportsd abA to TAX Fund, and limi:
the currency" sna moved that it be read and
| made the special order for Monday next
| Mr.. CONRAD, Of La. said tha: az there was
some difference OK opiuion il the Committee, rs
to whether tllis bill should be CONSIDERED in open
or secret session it might be proeer for :h House
to understand the character OF Tire bill before il
WAS read, and with that view he suggested thu!
| the House go into secret session.
On motion of Mr. EyNAN, .: ia, The House
| then went into secret session.
The House remained in secret session for three
hourse. and, upon leopcning ihe doors, it was
moved that when tho nonse ajjourn, it adjourI
to meet cd Saturday. which WIS rejected, twenty
voting iii the Affirmative.
Ga motion Of il.. MILCS. Ct S. c., the bill Il
revoke exemptions for substitution WIS taker
mp, and the sigh. veIba! amendments Of :h'
Senate we're agreelio.
The Houss then adjourned. 9.
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yAsKEE CONGRESS AND THE REPORTERS

The Yankee Congress complains OF rot nSving
It's proceedings reported fnl enough in the fan
lee journals The Committee on Printing harn
accordingly been instructed to inquire rs 70 the
best mode of receiving full aud accurate sgTopses
of the debates and proceedings OF the Senate. to
be reported by telegraph for 'he Associated
Press. One OF tae speakers said that reporters
aud printers should not be allowed to join the
army. that they were more useful out of the
feld than in It.
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Mayors OFFICE, Ezc. 81, 1863

-I DEEM It PROPER, AT THIS
:i=,. -soacaiy 20 caL tie ion Of eli psrsors en-
sai s,h,r isng hiriTR savess tho folle
iay G-ctr=c of o.d;n"rcs recently passed by the
GoIlai ii the rify:
S-coc jlh If any psr1on permits sisva under his
her csr.re!, 20 RI at rye. trade ~ free pa-scD o.
lire himself herrf on. for the btaeit Of tn. slave
ary 9th. p:.n tie rersoI permitting shall he fined
ret t'-s ga t:~"rY uor isoT- thsn bf dollars
S'ct:11 G' II any p-faon haEborz employs slsve
vih'T. hr Of the hirrr OF said sin ye
u h.ii oe fled o less tlsn ea than 8fty dol
~.
-c.1 "a. II acy person employs any free .g.c wto
has a'icEiCd copy Of hs or her register, dull o.
F;-s recording 20 Wv r-rh person 81 IL be fued
- iJcn f-a rrn-s thar ten dbl ars
Tie de- igGej by Tho Council TO correct
r:st vi in d j. c7 and vii he strictly enforced
a. m; nj 7hn y;Sz;.t-e-7. JOS MAYO, Mayor.
nj.
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ESEaNOTICE.-The general meeting of the
stockhc!ier, Of .he Bsak o. Virginia viii be btld &C
.sic Bank House Ia the city Of Richmond on NON
DAY. he i1:h JANUARY, 1854.
TIE law provides tina. ofiear or director of the
Bank hail vote IS the proxy Of stockhodar In any
e!taioa Of directors or oaeu or the Bank, NOR shs
any PROXY Go ysd which shsll havs been eseedted 60
dsya before tho tfns Of election.
dseio-eodtd VIM. F. TAYLOR, Cashier.
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~.
feoti1na.e mottsr says, no. set LEU *
cut-.-aEd when they ia7' cH' .:''it ''N..
Threats NO viii uiS:Ge 'ne inasfl'a, T,n ~.
shall have what Jour Cac!e 7o''' a4-' -
what the young reyes s'V,v ,' 49,
have now qnarreieu un' '"'t -, ,.s,
d'en' says Napoleon. "''u ''.'''..A Wv. 's'' :.
Marshal f'rey 70 49, ', 30 :" f''''s
secure n's ~ 49,, ona,,ot r,n ~, ~ +ss r.
-, n'i' = a. 49,, r.:nort o,d
puD''V' 80 $500, Tr';,,, S,o,os ,na
A"' r''', - ~, ,'.'" -, ,t,-;oo
'.' -,-, a. .oa
'. ~" 49,, - -. - po,mhl;cs mud
~, ,,;,,s ,,o,r,. ri, ~, ,,;..J .reinst any
n,t;rn 1.ot tSrs.,cr.5 ~ The American
system Of Ronuhjcs confederate foe I'LL r.ni-.
/ noaes Of defence but separate aud distinct for
81, Subjects Of domestic concern. could eject.
,,,,v cnnose tho Euroncs, srste.n, and prn-
.,., n, hmer;oe, c,,,;,on, fam The influence
ard interfe, epce q monaryhical governments.
I'm. such considerations rs these arc lott
unon neorle duned By their own rulers, and
,no1denod with tfrhorcs OF territorial agsrar.
Sizement. The Confederate States have no
,oJ,ar % make reacc: war cply Only is within
their province. They Cannot BE- conquered
,bev Will rot lie sntirsatcd: they may he
exhausted, but tho cDlny viii fall as soon
frcm the same Cause. Having been forced
and driven into war, they will fight it cut t"
the death I: and the people are prepared to
endure all for their freedoms and indcpend-
lenes. This. LIST Of January, lSGl, finds the
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-SG REWARD Stolen from she Sub5c5!nrr a.
u CU tho night Of The 23j November, THa
HORSES Of the following description Ga" . biol
bay bore, tn dark legs his fore legs slightly ben;
ward ~ IL they sprung lie has srl AL sPlin
on osr Of h. fore css.
H"is supposed IN be about 'tet or inches Iii. il
~ vas sven yeats oia las. sr,iaf RI, INC, nan,
under :uskL; Instead &c growing In u nni plsS" !
markaby close his front teeth. Tho hair uf lis 7'
top livery hue and keeps rubbed OF short. The tr4
Ing long hair his legs and ,uks IL OF gt: color H.
alk-d, trotted and csnfersd well under the atilr D''
does not pace He works well 10 Ia ne-s, and Las -
sor ewhat rubbed When s.olen he was IN sood oriT
and very Aue hor For his delivery H!ll E.ys II
| ward Of FIVE HUNDRED COLLAES.i he 4 no: y =
| maueuily injured The other Bay Mara w!:h bass
legs, and heavy and tail Her face isslg ~ -
She Is shout feet inches high about eieyeJ "a
For her delivery not permacetly iaJutel fwi. -?
reward OF $3.50
My address Ia Aspen Grove, Pittsyivauia Couny. ".
decQ CT VIZ G TIE -EY.
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REWARDS

lnO00 .-Ra1awaY, BEN, bo"cht
- LOO I. Jones Aiddlesex county, fee. IL 80
high black, with prominent teeth. with wh!ts splo'ci
then, dim right eye, sndrr I'll bect.i
ye srs old; sni
CLAIBORNE, 5 feet 3. incAo. high boush, OF au1;
.us U,ox on, King William rounty, rwo frrs "
ru u, luras, - years old bla~h, and heavy SET IA
believed 10 be with our army.
) CUrsvs.d will be paid for tn. delivery ~ e,ser
dickinson i Ill., In tts city, or securing :aer in ~
dl30 l9tt :. !; 'RCBiNSO&.
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SaO0n REWARD Stglrn if,I. tie fG:m ol =
'SCUU David K. Shflton. in August iss'. va,u:.
SORREL HORSE. the property n C'loari JACK o,
5qth Georgia Regiment A rev AID Ikrca urhrrd d.
nrs will be paid by the uacers ned FOR tis recover q;
tho horse Ia serviceals COM tcn
DrscRIPTuS-Lgh: sorrel, rarke; w.ih Whit t. ~
fac. his carriage In action grand indicating he horJGs
n sd hors- He lisa rspid aud smooth peer. al
to dsia!n tbe ground which h. re.tf NJ" -,
r he gat Tie hare traced TO Ric'lino1h :u'1 -"
iss Coru,". and has been probably so,i 30 TaHe oi
cavairyiasn.
Address Dir. VIZ S FOWLER.
TLcmpsons Cross .s"s + o..
dec st Lorlsl Comfy, "a
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IInIsE AND LOT rs CHESr.R roR

HOUSE AND Rot ~ CHESTER FOR
Ill SALE Il once for sale privately, Few two r'cr-
Building, with :our r,--n feet rooms AMI osht !.e:
passage, together with story Eitc snd D:ir
a'hed. eCd 10. ofls"i -gily Situated IL 81
shove village immediately tic Echn ~. I'D fssi-
burg Railroad 10 either OF which pies 'hr purr'.vr
Will be en,I,lrd to ire. passage. Pisces" s!Ten I.
uary 81, 1864.
Prisons wlsbiDg 20 purchase eo'-csHcn: ~;!1
Gt Bril- ktsnd 81 with T. " Hinr ctth. House {: i:~
rates a; Richmond. JUnN y. Bt.t2.
~
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Z oMMIssI0XsR's SALE or. HEGxoE,

viii he so!J, OF public auc,cn, the I'd VI cndiy -
January, nhat bs!rs court dzy) Il; L,r!sa "yur'
Ifoas. = Likely Scgroos, n:2. ora W 'r'-P,
H. r,r ~ :" .rss JANEa 4. wO0LrOLK
= -, I,+ i,o-;m!ssicr-r.
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NOR SALE. Win BE- su ri pr vac 50, rae q
4 land Comprising S1U acres. three sd hhif ~
fredericksburg, ~ and abont W. IN; is' ''
ilat from Hamiltou's Crossing Iac.s pc Ion IS va
sdov iaru TIC r-ma;nj:r ro!iing. i;crrcy
coz lst tf largo .ra..- house. with ST. Eppd
.rci.r, larg" barn, and all the necessary Uu!oGsr.
fl.m Of that -Areu:.
| Enaura ~ MEADE & BAk!3R'S
! d.r2S2..U..is CorI.e. ln.h AID Na!n s.Es-:-.
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JNDH StLE-Two FARMS II uoocbi,ni.
Iain p 20 aSres Is Iertrd cut frE tAc n ~
S!an and the other has iSo sereI well iraaros,d
viii cell the trac; f,r ,sa Geo. ed the 700 ;of
ila CC0. Il early application /, made.
addr,,, J. II. TnDE:,
dee 2sst Hod.nsv!i GcocbIsSd 90 Va.
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.a<JIriDs Stills
By James ". TuyIer, Auct.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, on Peifi st.s
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
WIN he s,lt on Tuesday, the 9Th day oil .'"i,
nary, 1864, ttoprcuaiscs a. IL Oceck tue ga!
able Brick r-c"irfrt the WET aide or Pesrl S.sei
De aAio ed Goey streets A;ecrd ,eneGsnt ir'Fi
Maa r:d present ceepiea b. Ar. Charles II NyIne.
a. a who!"rale aud II tail s.nr.
This IL runsid red 10 snoaEs The most dsstrdbf hu
sr esq s.scd' 10 The city Taxes for tia !S4 70 ~
psd ty the purchGer
TER MS:
Ors,rd cash: the b.laacs at SIX and twelve Eon;Si
Car nscnsbe paper irierest added, with decd L! fra
y, ,,onrs me deferred payments: or AL cash t.i.s
60 ''''' '"' JAMES TAYLOR,
ga, AIciorerrf
NONNISsiS.FR'> SAX OF -,.o
~ 49, -, 49,. 81 80
aurs In tie case OF Hardy, &c va VIII s.! ~ 800;
euc'ioa at Luuonbufs Co7E: Hcssa, e. Mo- "a "a
lltb oa- of JANUARY next. that being cur az
following Property, 10 wit: AGO sc!eu OF iSna, a.. -.
twelve likely aexro-s consisting Of uisa, boyf' -
and Children. ~ r.rns Casa.
JO.S s. HAEnI,
CHARLES HhEpf,
1 d.eo,c,d. Ccnrl!ssioaari
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ana inc SUCCESS Which H'i- illcllucu IneNi llt
was opposed to Yankee hrll:s. and thought the
South would soon have M ample supply Of
native productions. ITs :lso stntad It TO he
the wish of tho Educational Society of North
Carolina, ard also Of The Literary BOARD Of
that State. that c!osor union should take
place between North Carolina and Virginia
Il tho matter Of riucatioa.
TIE fo!lOwirG il u correct lst Of the men,
bers OF the Stare Educational Convention
Rev. J. II. P Atkinson, Hampton Sidney
Col:eg".
6. N. T. BIAS, City Free School.
Henry 5. Bartlett, Petersburg Classical
Schnnl
Rav. \. E. Caban:ac, CharI,ttr.
Charles Campbell, Petersburg City School.
r. NJ. Carey, Petersburg.
j. =. Carey, Richmond
lev. ". 4. Cau.nh"li. P3wh1taa, N;r:inia.
.i,au E. Christian, Petersburg.
Pro; " r J Dnun Puwhat.n
Pref. ". r. Davis Petersburg,
y. D Davidson, Petersburg.
VIM. Dinw!ddir. Alh"naarle High School.
3. II. Evans, Petersburg.
". II. Finch, Bia3kwator Academy Sus-
sex.
i. F.. Hammond, Prince George.
DR.. II. ". Heath. Pr. Montgomery Female
Insti:u,a.
A. j.. U9licrby, Classical School Peters
burg.
G. ". JT9!land, Professor in Roaneke C2l-
e.a.
Rar. T. Hume. Jr.. Petersburg.
Rev. T. Hume, Sr, Petersburg.
4. Hags, CIassica:, School, Gloucester.
\ T. Hart, Ncttowsy QonntT Male School.
". 3. johnson, Richmond.
Rev. 4. J Lea-en,7octb, Classical School,
Petersburg.
Professor Charles Marin, Hampden Sydney
College.
A c. Mas, Grccnvile S hool.
y. F. Moore, Richmond.
Y. ]. Morrisett.
A picot, farmvills Female School.
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4 AND FOR SALE. A snail iaraa Of 3:tf SER,
lying two les from Lndssy's TurEeu,. !ihe'eri'
o. tie Va Ce.t.al Ea:oad, Ahuniauty w".c:ci All
'nite-ed il offered for sale TIE las On = E;.
i.nsc aud outbuidinss. and 10 in hct'hy va, C".r"
neehssrhood Aidr,rz tie r:rp-:e'crs 81 Il" Fac
ar sc Ia.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-23

or OF any Other SGT AmOpntiog 10 tslony, shall
IA usbIs 20 indie. ment a. Tor = mlsdemeAnor, And
ma not exceeding nve thousand dollars, and 70
nnni,h m ant in the penit,ntisry not exoeeding
three years, before any court, civil or military,
sutv Of the Secretary OF the Treasury, from time
10 time, 10 Institute such Investigations 40 may
be necessary to depect and prevent frauds and
abuses in the trade and other transactions con.
tempated by this act, by the acts to which this
/, supplementary. And the agents baking such In
vestigAtions shall have power to compel the at
tendance Of witnesses, and TO make examinations
on oath.
Sec II. And be Il hui her mated, That the secre-
tsry Of the Treasury, with the approval OF the
President, shall make such rules and regulations
as are necessary 10 secure the proper and econom.
teal execution Of the prOvtsiohs of thia set, and
Oh all deirAy all expenses Of such execution rom
the proceeds OF fees impoi ed by said rules and
ulationa Of pAles Of captur red and abandoned pro-
perty, and Of sales hPfeinbefore authorized.
Approved July 2, 1854.
By order OF the Seoretary OF war;
L, d. TOWNSEND,
ootl Ast!sta mt Ad'utant General.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
To al phOn II nay coHeeH:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to
me that CARL OTTO NILSSON has been appointed
Vice Consul Of sweden Aad Norway, at La
Crosse, Wisconsin, / do hereby recognize him as
such, and declare him free to exercise and ENJOY
sush functions, powers, and privileges as are al
lowed to Vice Consuls by the law of nations, or
by the laws Ofthe United States and existing trea
~ stipulations between the Government of sweden
snh Norway and the United States.
In testimony Whereof have caused these letters
TO be maLe patent and the seal sf the United States
to he hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand st the city of Washington,
the twenty-seveoth day OF October ammo
Il. O.. DOmini, one thousand eight hundred and
siNty-fOur, and OF the Independence ofthe
United states the eighty-ninth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President:
WILLIAM Il. SEWARD,
of
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MEDICAL.
OF AL TlCK

d. n. vKLLNYs Private hospital, in the TsS
.rsl Blosk. Corner ofssventh and y streets, oppo.
site the Post and Patent ofnset. Rooms - and u,
up stairs, Washington, D. c.
All diseases Of . privss nature usAsed In the
oss, scientific manner, and radical cures stfee,sd
IN all eassa. SYPBILITIC AFFECTION, CON-
oRRBGA, sLEET, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or the result Of VoLCPTUOUS
DREAMS, or any weakness Of the GEEERATIEA
ORGANS, from any eau,e whAtsvet, or bow Iubg
standing, thoroughly and radically cured also.
eoUT, RBEUhA TISM, NEURALGIA, and other
CHRONIC DISEASES OF the NERVES, MUSCLES,
BONES, and JOINTS SCRoFULA, BL0TCHES
on THE FACE, ERUPTIOHSon the Limb, and body
and all other ERUPTIvE DIsEA SEES and DISEASE
~ Tar BLOOD, from whatever cause they may
osve srtsen.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
NO nlh''e' "h" your on'oA'e' 'o' ho misc ush'
ssOey prevent you from applying Immediately TO
~ y.,,u ..,uu,.0., - =. ,- -, a..
------
"'o'' SO''NSSr VI I'm ''i|inN !" tue "oa'tneh'
Of private diseases. Fear not TO come and make
.no,sp vour m,,,or,un.,. AM, ha Will ,nosd,v ,sDs
Tou on your way rejoicing.
sELE-ABUsE.
That dreadful soourgo OF the young, INDUCED In
..., .,.,. ,..,,o,.
'nen' 'ot married h'e' producing weakness oil The
back and limbs, loss Of animation and muscular
power, papitation OF the heart nervous Irritable
ly, loss Of memory, melancholy habits, insanity
son.umption, and death.
YOUNG MANI In view of the dreadful eonre
ouenoes Of DELAY, do no, fail TO make your Case
known Immediately To Dr. yellny, Your reoret,
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
To OH irhon Il may concern!
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited 10
me that TEoDoRo MASARA has been appointed
Consul of the Republic Of Guatemala, at New
York, I do hereby recognize him as such, and
declare him free to exercise and enjoy such func
tons, powers, and privileges, "a are allowed &c
Consuls by the law Of nations, or by the laws o
the United States, and existing treaty sipulationi
between the Government Of Guatemala and tn,
United states.
In testimony whereof, have caused these Let
tors to he made Patent and the Seal OF the unitet
States to he hereunto AElxed.
Given under my hand at the city Of Washing
tor, the eighth day Of November, amt
t.. ST. Domini, one thousand eight hundred sn,
sixty.four, and ofthe Independence of tn,
| United States of America, the eighty
| ninth. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
| By the President
". HUNTER,
Acting Secretary OF state.
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CLOTHING.

WV - $1,000 ~
TTNIoNI UNIoNn UNIoHIii
GRAND CONCENTRATION.
THREE sToiREs,c
MEssRs. SMITH d COL
Corner Of Twsnti.nhI. street and Psnns. ave.,
J. BRUCE a CO.,
No. 4st seventh street.
LII. SMITH
No. Iso sevs nth a. rect,
Have consolidated their business At the
PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE,
No. 40 SEVENTH STREET,
Opposite the Post oncsJ
Where you will nnd splendid ASSORTMENT u Gus.
tom Made Goods.
Also, an immense stock Of ResdysMado Clothing
and Gardeners Furnishing &C DDS Of every de
scripton.
ALSO,
AN ENDLESS VARIETY OF Toys CLOTHING
ALL THE LATEST STYLES
AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION
"BRINa UP The BoYsi-
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER
Call and sec our
IMMENSE STOCK OF SAMPLES,
Whether you buy or not. No charge for sx,mins
uU,
CONE EARLY, TO AVOID THE RUSH, II
you CAM
BUT COME
DO NOT FORGET THE PLACE!
J. H. SMITHS,
No. go Seventh street,
sei0 Opposite Post once.
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DEPARTMENT or STATED
WARRINGTON, November II, 1854.
Ofieial Information has been received by this
Department of the establishment of = Light-House
on Cape Spartel st the entrance of the Straits OF
CibraltCr from the Atlantic Ocean, which was to
have been illuminated on the 18th OF last month.
It's geographical position, elevation, &c., are as
follows:
Latitude north as degrees, ~ minutes, II
seconds.
Longitude twe,O S degrees, Is minutes, 80
| seconds.
Meridian OF Paris,
Elevation lbOvN the ground, - metres.
Elevation above the sea, 90 metres.
| Reach (portee) 90 miles.
ItisIurmounteI with fixed lght-eireular train
| of the first class,
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
Il the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Washington county, In the District OF Co
lumbia, letters testAmentAry on the personal eG-
tate OF Abner Brush, late of Washington CITY,
District OF Columbia, deceased All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby warned
10 exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to
the subscriber or before the 2bth day OF October
next they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benett Of The said estate,
Given un4Cf ny haGd this 26th day OF october,
1854. PLATT BRUSH, EXT
OcRS-WIW
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"AH DLPAATMENT,l
ApJUTAST GENLRAL's OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, d. e., november II, 1864.
The following officers, having been reported al
the headquarters OF the army for the offences here
uafter specified, are hereby notified that they will
s'Hnd dismissed the service OF the United States
unless, Within fifteen DAYS from this date, they
Appea AT before the military commission In bessio
In this city, OF which BrgAdier General John
Caldwell, United staten volunteers, is president
and make satisfactory defence to the charger
AgAiLst them:
Absence WlnO4iiCGut.
| First LieuteD ant Charles S, Edmonds, 9Th Penn.
| sylyAniA volunteers.
second Lieutenant Henry C. GrossmAn, Issth
| PennsyIyA nia volunteers.
Chaplain Lemuel 7. Foote, I6Ist New York vol.
unteeTs
Disobsdrnce ofordcrS and dbserec tcithOu leave.
Captain George +. Mcknight, l2:h New York
battery.
First Lieutenant Thomas Oliver, 6Ist New York
volunteers
Absence i0ihout eGrc and Offering bribe 10 the ayr.
gsOH IN charge Of The ObccrS HospIal, Memphis
IcnnsNs', 10 procure hin leave Of absence.
Chaplain David HUdIon, seth IndisnN volun
teeIs. L. D. TOWNsLND,
nuli Assistant Adiutant GsnerA
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T ooK' LOOK LOOK LOOK
cUsToM.MADE GOODS
BALTIMoR PRICES.
Now opening at Oak Hall
BON TON
MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
under the supcrintendenoe OF
MR.. C. PALMER,
welI.known to the citizens OF Washington, where
you will lind the largest and best assorted stock
PIECE GOODS
that has ever been offered In this city.
SMITH BROS CO.,
Oak Hall,
No. 4s+ Seventh street,
Opposite Post Once.
NIB. PIECE GOODS at Wholesale to the trade
st lowest market prices. seia
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WAN DEPARTMENT.
ADJuTARr GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, July IS, 1864. }
Special Orders, No a4l'..tExtract'l Z.
l. The following Officers are hereby mustered
out OF the Sc vice OF the United StAtes;
Brigadier General John II. Hobert Ward, u 5.
Volunteers.
Army officers who may be reported as Aides-de-
Camp TO either OF them, will Join their regiments
without delay I.
by order OF the President Of the United states.
y. ID. TOWNSEND
Assistant Adiutant General.
OtieIAl: II. WILLIAMS,
Assistant AdlutAnt General. no2l
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nj EW INV E NTI o N
ARTIFICIAL CHEoPLASTIC
BONE TEETH,

DR.. 5. B. sIGEsMoND h HAYWARD,
go Pennsylvania avenue, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets, Warrington.
Drs. s. d H. calls the attention Of the public to
tie following advantages OF their improved system;
lBt. The teeth OF their manufacture Will never
oorrode nor change color by any acids, and are
throeiourths lighter than any other.
n. No teeth or roots need be extracted, as the
artificial ones can be inserted over them.
I'd. The roots will be made inotfenHiye and never
70 ache.
lth. No temporary teeth are needed, as perma-
nent ones can be made Immediately, thereby pre-
serving the natural expression OF the face, which,
under the old system, 10 frequently distgured.
9TH This work has been fully tested for over
i've years by many Of the first chemists and pAysi.
clans OF this and the old country.
Dra. s. II. have also invented q white inde-
Etruotible metal filling, with which the most SEN
sitiye teeth can be filled without pain, and can
build up = perfect sound tooth on any side reOts
which will last through lifetime.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAM
With lnnoXious VSpOr, by Drs sigesmond n Hay.
ward, 26O Pennsylvania avenue inventors and sole
manufacturers Of Anaestio InnOxiouB YApor mot
Laughing Gas, nor Chloroform or Ether hut
strietly an AnAestio agent, entirely free from eX
htlaratng effects and perfectly harmless causing
quiet sleep, with pleasant sensations and perfect
inbensibility to palm.
The best Of references given II required.
Call and examine for yourselves. my21