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fmantial ano Gomm.rtiaI.
Internal Revenue Decision.
TREASURY DEPARrxExr.
OFFICE IsrKRsAL REvEsrx.

offith AsrkRsAL hEyEsEK.
WAsHisGrox, Nor. 8. 1856 !
The act Of July. 1861 declared that certain .rt,.
eles enumerated IN the last provso but one Of the
18th section should not be regarded ~ msnuf.e
lures within the meaning Of the net The pro
ducers OF these articles, Therefore were not re
qured to take = manufacturers license. They
were however, required to take license - dealer,
according to their annual sales
BY the 96th section of the act II Jim. "a 1854
many Of the articles not regarded n manufacture
within the meaning Of the former act are exempt
from duty, while others made IN able as M anu
faetures The same act section 70. paragraph 81
denhes manufacturer to be any person. Arm or
corporation, who shall manufacture. By hand or
machinery, any goods, wares OF merchandise az
eeeding annually the sum OF one thousand dollar.
Any person, hrm or corporation. therefore, who
shalt manufacture. by hand or machinery. auy Of
the articles exempted from excise tar bv the asth
secfton. are to be regarded As manufacturer, and
are liable to take a manufscturer's license
The articles exempted BY the goth section are as
Newspapers, boards, shingles lath and other
lumber, slaves, hoops, shocks, headings and tim
Der partially wrought and unfinished for chair.
tubs, pals, hubs, spokes, felioes. snsths iaihs
shovel and fork handles, matchwood, umbrella
stretchers, alcohol made manufactured of spirt.
or materials upon which the duties imposed by
law shall have been paid. bone dust. plaster or
gypsum matt, burning fluid, printers ink, hax
prepared for textile or felting purposes until &C
tualiy woven, marble and slate, or other building
stones In block. rough and unwrought charcoal.
coke, all flour aud meal made from grain bread
and breadstuhs, butter cheese, concentrated milk
cider and cider vinegar and EDGAR or molasxs
made from other articles than the sugar cane.
psradine whale and fish OIL value Of the bullion
used in the manufacture of silver ware, silver bui
lion rolled or prepared for platers use exclusively,
and cut tapes and small wares used in the manu-
fac'ure of hoop skirts; and all manufactures where
the Increased value does not exceed FIVE per cent.
the cost or value Of the materials from which thev
are made produced.
E. A. ROLLINS Commissioner.
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NEw YoRx, Nov. 81.

In the Superior Court of Chambers this
morning Mr.. Whitaker and John d. Nc.
Gregor were appointed counsel in a case A
statement was made by Mr. McGresor. The
lie was given by Whitaker Mr. MeGregor
dragged his opponent at once from the room
and proceeded to administer puglistic punish
ment. The court directed Ar. Whitaker to
make formal application to punish McGregor
for CONTEMPT.
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TnpnNrn G " NJ,

z. NOV.
A grand commercial banquet is shortly to
be held in this city. A large number of the
leading business men of the United States are
expected. The topics to be discussed are
reciprocity, enlargement of the canals. and
building of the Huron and Ontario ship
canal
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New YoRK. Nov. 2.

The Heralds Washington special says the
Presidents conservative friends agree that
Speaker Colfax's speech, is in opposition to
his policy, and assert that the President favors
the admission of the Southern Representa-
tlyes to Congress without test oath.
The daily receipts of the Internal Revenue
have fallen off about half million of dollars.
There are about three teousand applcs-
cations for vacant lieutenancy in the regular
army.
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eW Hofk money Market,
By Telegraph yrv vo,. ~. ar
Aoney-E2sy att per cent
Sterling Enehanre-ouis at os.solosl<.
0old-wthout decided change: opsping :, 1851 .rs
closing At asfs
Government Stocks . shads easter
feeshts u Liverpool quiet and ss.Sdy.
Stocks strong. ios; " " 1os.<; AArHp0 -.
ss4: Ns'iposa I3s4; do pn Ia. ossI Kn.
'iS Rasdiss 'l&Il As 7sl.; pfd o2s K. cunb ~.
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NEW YnRK. Nny 9

NEW IoRk, NOV. Il.
The. Times special states that extensive
claim frauds, involving half million of dol
lars, we're recently nipped in the bud by the
Second Auditor, French, whose attention was
called to them by an honest claim agent in
Philadelphia, to whom they were conGded for
collection.
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New York, Nov. 81.
A severe northeast gale set in about. mid
night last night, continuing unabated up to
noon to-day. Rain has fallen copiously.
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DIED .

y.r,. : go oa Iassday Sovemhfr 21st, Nr.
IN 'he o'th year OF his tSs-
ihs ssssFs' services ccessioned by his dexfA will h.
- ~. rre.oy'@riAn Church in Ben'onsport on
musdsy, Ncs. ~, ~ 2 ee,sch r.n
On The 2Ist Inst, At the family r.ssdene. near th,.
linger. A mai
The frends q the family are invited 70 .t,.,s ,h
funeral on Thursday, IL. 2sd inxt st 10 oeleeh %
the prems0.
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LOUISVILLE, Nov. 81.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 81.
Maj. Gen. Palmer has been indicted by the
grand jury of this county for enticing slaves
to leave Kentucky.
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OS fence in Berkshire. Mass, is painted
in glaring capitals, .'Use DR.. Prior's Cough
Balsam, and Just below, Buy your grave
stones in Pitts6eld-i
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The population Of Hong Kong, according
TO the last census, is 12l .4as. T6.67a Chinese
live in 4,7oo houses, or in the proportion of
upwards of sixteen individuals 10 one huose
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PokrLANp. Ne. Nov. q

PORTLAND, Me. Nov. q.
There are no signs of the steamship North
Americ now due ct this port, with later Eu-
ropean news Wind North East, blowing .
eAle ard saowins.
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NEw YoRK. Nov. .

Nk" L oRk, NOV. Il.
The reception to Gen. Grant at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, last night, was most brilliant.
There were over two thousand euests present.
including some of the most o uinent men OF
the United States. Notwithsta ding the rain,
an immense throng gathered in the vicinity OF
the hotel.
At the conclusion Of the reception ceremo-
nies, Gen. Grant and party sat down to spe-
cial supper prepared for only few dstin-
guished persons
In reply TO toast drank to his health,
Gen. Grant said: " am greatly indebted to
the citizens, ladies and gentlemen, of New
York city for the great kindness l have re-
ceived during the ten days that have been
with them. You know it is not my habit to
make speeches, and hope you will excuse
me from saying more, but do thank them
from the bottom of my heart"
This evening Gen. Grant takes his depart
ure for Washington, in the O clock train.
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DENVER. Nov %

DENVER, Nov. 20.
The returns come in slowly, but sufficient
is received to indicate the election of Cilp;n
for Governor and Chilliott to Congress, and
e11kse Unioa Adniaistsation tieket.
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Nsw YORK, Nov. 81.
Gold opened and closed ct l46i.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
The Pirate Shenandoah.
She Is Turned Over to the U. 8.
Consul.
GEN. GRANT IN NEW YORK.
HE MAKES A SPEECH.
Attempted Fraud Nipped I'm the
Bud.
GENERAL PALMER INDICTED IN
KENTUCKY.
ELECTION IN COLORADO TERRITORY.
City Council Of Washington ana the
Suffrage Question.
MUSTER-OUT OF COLORED TROOPS.
Sickness Among the Soldiers in
Texas.
INTERESTING GENERAL INTELLIGENCE
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Sickness Among the Soldiers in
Texas.

INTERESTING GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
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Returning sincere thanks 70 the public and cur
numerous friends for TIE liberal patronage bestov ed
upon assure them that pains expense
viii be spared give perfect sasacton to ali Who
favor with their patronage, and make estaL
tshmsnt the Pride of The Gate CSfS
Respectfully,
octlo H. N BosrwIcK %.
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DES MONIES VALLEY
RAEL RO.aD.
~ &c
OPEN TO MON MILES
~CHANGE OF TIM ME.-

x4.ChcAKo une Il the stAndArd by vhkh nlItrejns
vsHrun snd 10 sboot Is minutes faster than Keokvh
City time
oressngsrs from Keckuk BY the skoo II and
~ .raas connect With Western stags Com
a .~osess Ior the ksst BY the 600 A ~ and 230
Hsas uoua aonfr~ MAKE close and certain cnnnec-
~, .a.n the f"S"o Sio1sh and WsSe-n Rdsis-oy and
" ."i' tue ToH d'reef roste 70 all points East and
TINE as Q'nek and Fare Uniformly az Lo,e
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IMPORTANT TO FIMALES.

DR.. EESEMAN'S PILLS.
The combination of ingredients in these Pills Is
the result of long and extensive practice. They
are mild in their operation, and cannot do harm to
the most delicate; certain in correcting all lrregu
larities, Painful Menstruation, renewing all OBJ.
structions, whether from cold or other wise, head
ache, pain in the side, Pal pitation OF the heart
whites, sill nervous affections, hysterlcs, fatigue.
pain in the back and limbs, &C.. disturbed aleep,
which arise from Interruption OF nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement of q new era Ia the treat
menr of ir eguarites and,obstructiens which have
consigned SO many to PREMATURE GRAVE. No
female enjoy good health unless she is regular
and whenever an obstruction takes place the gen.
eral health begins to decline. These Pills form
p1ATE and PIRsisT ENT SUCCESS. DON'T
your Druggist, and tell him that you rant the
BEST and most RELIABLE FEMALE MEDI-
CIN1 IN THE WORLD, which is comprised in
those Pills.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
have been q Standard Remedy for ever thirty
years, and are the most ef1ectual one ever known
for all complaints peculiar to Fcnlalss. To all
classes they are invaluable, inducing, 10Th Ger.
to1nty, periodical regularity. They are known to
thousands who have used them st diferent periods,
throughout the country, baving the sanction OF
some Of the m ost eminent PhyStctdnS IN Ans,ico
E1plisit drattons, stattag lohe1 hey should not b
or Boxes for s., containing from 81 to 30 Pills.
Pills sent by mail, PROMPTLY, secure from obser
FOR sALB BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
HUTCHINS l. HILLYER, Proprietors,
dec 10 eoly,a 81 Cedar st., New York.
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ITO THE PUBLIC.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, /
SOLICIfoR's OFFICE, Oct. ~, 1854.


Congress, BY an act passed at it's last session
placed q considerable sum of money at the dispose
of the Secretary of the Treasury, to be employed
In the prosecution Of measures for the detection
and punishment of persons engaged in counter
feiting Treasury notes. fractional currency, and
other securities of the United States. This fund
Is DEVOTED to the payment of rewards to detectives
and others throu gh whose fundamentally often.
ders are brought TO justices and its
Ana sae eonaact o. tne measures referred to are
diate superyi of the undersigned. to whom all
offences indicated, should be addressed: Liberal
feiters.
to the which all good citizens must feel In
the suppr ession Of crimes tending to impair the
credit the national securities, and u us embar.
rass all business perations will induce the earn
est co operation Of sill capable Of aordins any aid
in the efforts being made by the Department for
the attaiDmsnt Of that desirable end It i espso;
facts important to be known BY the Departmsn'.
concerning such offences, will communists them
fully and prom pity to the undersigned.
Puhlshsrs Of nswspspers th ao sSqn
nsut and the public BY giving ec1spieHSsHHs RI BILL
novI- NDamW Solicitor Of the TreasaIy.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
01TIC1 BALTIMORE OHIO h. co.,
~ WASHINGTON, December Is, 1884.

~ WASHINGTON. December Is, 1854.
C.:
On ss T.
NJ. % .es H H0y Wsa sss915, z.
RIsBuRG TRAIE.Les.s Warrington els A. 4.
N. Ysst $50 1r Z. No 70
No. s-BALTIMoRE 4 w1s1zRN TRAIN
Leave Washington sdS 4. r.. ,noppine ct way
for the West, and issshias Baltimore At 1000
:sss YORK nm. z s,1s::
IN, Philadelphia s:37 ,. n New York 1000
No. s-BALrIMoRl TRAIN AND WAY STA
fTsds'sf .saiH S A1il, sH IT ss
No: szRALTIMeks ,9oMMurAT1oE AND
=.
tr.in Stops a Bsitsyis, Laurel and
Annapolis junction only.
PISS 4sx1Ss.7s ss% s sSS .x
Arrive At New York 400 An. Msiis and Passsn:
gers BY this train connect With all the Early morn.
ess 1oi ss
sol by this train whGh is Limited il capacity By
No. s..BALTIMoR1& HARRISBURG TRAIN
Leave Wsshin ston 6:4S P. n. and arrive at Balti-
sNHX 4s1
?. NJ; 1topppg At Re'ay House for Western passen.
Park ersbure, and all points in the West. Reaches
New Yerk at 6:15 AM
FOR ANNAPOLIS the connections Will be made
with the SIS 4. II. and the and 4:3O P, N. from
Washin eton No trains to or from Annapolis on
Sunday.
THE ONLY TRAINS FROM WAsHINGToN
for passengers On Sunday are the 81 and 1l:15
4. II. and P. u. for Baltimore, AID 100 P. N:
the 6 P. n. for New York ONLY.
THROUGH TICKETS 20 the West. As we'll a. to
Philadelp hia, New York. or Boston, can be had at
the Station Ticket Office at all hours in the day,
we'll a. at Office in the American Telegraph
Building, Pennsylvania avenue, between IA and
BAGGAGE will be checked at all hours-also for
throu sh points, to save trouble and confusion at
the Departure of The trains.
ALL PASsEN GERS, whe Their soldiers or citizens,
are politely but earnestly requested to respect the
rules of the Line, established fer the general ad
yantaee such as the keeping of one or more cars
Exclusively for ladies and tb attendants and tho
prevention of smoking in any but the smokers
cars and also to make 6 cheerful compliance
with the decisions of the agents conductors
in regard to their seats tickets, etc. especially in
the hurry of stsrting the trsins ...
4. n. COLE. General Ticket Agent. dec ~
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POLICE REPoITs-Second Preeinct- James
Harding, larceny of grave yard fence: Mary
a. Clutchey, selling liquor to soldiers; also,
assault and battery: also, selling liquor by the
glass unlicensed; dismissed by the Sergeant,
there being no Justice 10 try the cases, Justice
Thompson being sick. John Gibson, creating
nuisance SO.
Third Precinet-G gorge Fireman, drunk dis.
missed.
Fourth Prscinct.--Sam'l King, disorderly; So
Richard Brooks, drunk and disorderly: work
house. Frank Hittrer, drunk; dismissed.
Fifth Precinct.-Robert Washington, sodomy
W. j. Miller, false imprisonment for hearing.
Patrick Donahue, drunk: Jno Stewart, drunk
and disorderly; dismissed. John Drilling,
highway robbery: George T. Darle, grand lar.
canv: bail for court.
.Si1h Precinct - Mary Haggerman, VIM.
Helne, threats; bail for peace. Jane s. Goods
and Jennie Thicker, disorderly; 50 each.
Augustus Holland, John Butler, George W.
Suit, do. and drunk: - each.
.Serenh Precinct.-Geo Ballard, disorderly
John Sewer, having stolen property; John
I-askey and ]. W. Thompson, violating city
law; James Flynn, drunk; David Jones, disor-
derby; Daniel Daily, do. and drunk: James
Devlin, drunk; William Strasham, sed n ction:
Adele Green. assault and battery; dismissed.
h I. Beyans, do with intent TO kill; for hear
ing. j. j. Talbott, drunk and disorderiy; g.. 81.
Also, carrying wear ons $50.
Tenth Precinct-Abraham Gofney, grand
larceny; bail for court. Geo. Douglass Fay.
cite Ball, disorderly; military. John Smith,
do; dismissed.
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PROPOSALS..
FRESH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.
NAVY DEPARrxsH'

NAVY DEPARTMENT.
BEtc. OF P, ocistens and Ccth,ns;
February 2, 1855 J
Sealed Proposals, endorsed PROPOSAL for Fresh
Beef and Vegetables. will be received at this Blu
reau until o'c ock ,. m the 18th day CT Feoeu-
airy inst for the supply Of 81 oon pounds OF Fresh
Beef and 40 600 pounds Of Fresh Vegetables at the
wash in ston station, as required; The Beef and
Vegetables must be of good quality, and the best
for BY the pound. The Beef TO be in equal proper
tions, fore and hind quarters Bone: 9TH ap.
estimated amount of the contract. and twenty per
cent in addition will be withheld from the amount
Of each payment TO be made as collateral security
for the due performances Of the contract, Whtoh
will on account be paid until it sfully compiled
with. -
Every offer must be accompanied by written
guarantee. signed By one or more rssponsl pie per
sons that the bidder bidders will his or Their
Eve days with good and uhscient sureiies.to fur
nish the articles pro posed.
No proposal will be considered unless accom-
panied by tuch guarantee. and BY satisfactory
evidence that the bidder is regular dealer IN TN
article proposed, and has the license required py
Law
The Department reserves the right to reject Ar y
proposal not considered advantageous to the dov-
at. fe2td
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
i OFFICE CoMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY.
WAaJrNCToH Daeamb0r IA, lS

whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to
the undersigned, il has been sde to appear that
Tie Merchants' Natioxal Bank Of WaShnxton, in the
Cry q Washinsson. in the county of WashsnEtos
under and according to the requirements of the
act Of Congress entitled An act to provide Ns
States bonds and provide for the circulation and
redemption thereof" approved June 3. 1854. and
aaired to be complied with before commencing the
business of banking under said act
Now tn thhefrsfore, Hugh MfCuiioeha 4mPtr9l-
Msrcharls' National Bank Of Washington, in the
City Of Washington, in the county Of WIshinston
and District of Columbia. is authorized to com
nence the business of banking under the act afore-
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal
of office this fourteenth day Of peesnlhtr, 1854;
II HUGH MCCULLOCH,
acc l5.d6et Comptroller of the Currency.
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CLOTHING.
OhoT III Z NJ O.,
G0ING ,-4OING LGOING!

= L. TX L N Or.
GeING !-GOING
DOWN THEY 60
AT LEES THAN GOLD PRIOlS.
J. H. SMITH AND SMITH BROTHERS,
THE GREAT
CLOTHING HOUSE OF WASHINGTON,
No. AGO AND AGA
SEVENTH STREET, Opposite tie Post Qkcs.
ALL aeoDs sPoNGED.
Where you can find all the latest styles Of
FRENCH, ENGLISH
AMERICAN
WALKING GOATS
h''e'' H''''' PEG TOP PANTS.
DOUBLE BREASTED VESTS,
BUSINESS SUITS,
PLAIN AND FANCY CASHMERE.
''s'' LARGEST STOCK
BOYS oieorH1Ne
Thee CITY.
NB-We have also
THE LARGEST STOCK
p1EoES GOODS
CUSTOM WORK.
All of which We offer at
UNUSUAL LOW PRICES.
eENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS.
HATS, CAPS. SHIRTS, TIES, sUsPENDERs,
JH. SMITH, No. 400,
And
SMITH BROS, No. 464,
(LOTHIERS AND MERCHANT T4ILORS,
Seventh Street, opposite Post Office,
fe11m Washington.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

n NO. 1e MARKET SPACE. -
~ To make rosm for
1 will sell nay entire stock Of Ladies', Kisses and
Children's. Gents and Boys
BOOTS AND SHOES AND RUBBERs
TEN PER oBNT ON ALL sALBs.
until February 18th next.
An early call Ia solicited.
Ne, Is Market Space,
Jan lalm Pc. Av., between sth and 9Th sts.
- NIW BOOT AND sH0l sToRl!oRo
oHAs. B. BAYLY co..
- 27s PENHsYLvAEiA AVENUE, ~
Bet nth and 18th sts., near the Kirkwood House
would respectfully inform their Friends and the
Public. that they WIN open
On MONDAY. October II. 1854,
fne and n ew assortment Of
LAD1Ee, GENTLlMlN, MISSES, BOYS, AND
oHILDRN. BOOTS AND SHOES,
made up In the Latest and most Fashisnable STYLE.
We viii sell at reasonable prices, and hope, b.
trict attention and int gritty, TO merit fair shar
Of the Public patronage.
Particular attention has been raid to the Ladies
Department of the business. and We can safely
boast Of one Of the finest assortment Of
LADIES BOOTS AND SHOIS
oaAs. 3. bA1LY l. CO.,
90 H-tf No. 27s Penn az. bet. lltA and nth sts
$4,000 WORTH BOOTS AND gHo,a
AT REDUCED PRICES.
HELLER Il CO.. 492 SEVENTH ST.,
Are still Offering their eatire stock of BOOTS aed
SHOES at reduced prices, c0mprisn e n6caa
some of the best makes OF all kinds Of la
dies. gents, misses and childre MS BootsY
and Shoes We are selling ~
Genuine Ladies' Geve KID Congress Boots at s. 80,
coed Lodies' Leo1 her Heeled Shoe at Sl.l5,
Ladies' Slippers. good quality, 75 csnts,
All tizss now Of the Boys Copper tipped Shoes
Heavy Mems Shoes atsl.zs.
And eur stock of heavy Boots at mansfaeturers'
cost, At Keller i co. g,
492 9TH st., 4 doors above Odd Fellows hall.
Also, large variety Of Trunks, VAlices and
Travelling Bags at cost at HELLER CO.'S,
ian CLINT 492 7th street, bet. d and SITS.
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TREASURY DEPARTMINr,
OFFICE COMPTROLLER OF THE CuRRKEoY,
WiSuINEpng necpuber Al 1884

VVNREASUhI :.
i OFFICE COMPTROLLER OF THE CuRRkHCY,
WASHINGTON, December 81, 1864.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to
the undersigned. it has been made to appear that
The National Bank Of Commerce Of GsOrgso,cn, in
the CRY Of Gsoyseto.cr ia the county OF wGSh,ns
eanized under and according to the requirements
of the act of Cosgre entitled An act to provide
q National Currency, secured by pied ge of United
States bonds. and to provide fer the circulation
and .redemp tion thereof approved June 3; 1854,
act required to be complied with, before com
mencing the business of banking under said act:
Of the Currency, do hereby certify that The
National Bank Of Commerce of Georgetosa, in the
and Distriet Of Columbia, is authorized to com.
mence the business of banking under the act
aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal
isl HUGH McOULLOCH,
ian 2-60t Comptroller of the Ourrney,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-10

liza refugee from Texas estimates that 2 000
wagons are employed in taking cotton TO the
Rio Grande, and carrying back implements
Of war, &c, into the interior OF Texas. These
wagons used for the transportation OF cotton
tor the rebel Government are new and made
at Philadelphia. Some 1900 have recently
been received at MatarRoras. The officers OF
Macmillan are friendly to the rebels and send
deserters back to the lines.