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School Notice.

The MIssss Williams md ufsnbssfy
op~sd ihsIs seked ~ mlsseased boys on
Vie premises VI Nh, David White, ~
Wnndsy, september ~. ise5. Iks Iaeas
Ton IL besaiiiuI and healthy one.
TEnA1s.
rfImsvy department, per session NJ ~
months, VA,
intermediate departments, w.
High branches " EasIisb and French, PER
month, t?6.
Music on Plano, 42t.
Vas u Instruments -
boarding 10 be had with Msa David y.
White.
Hoard 10 bs paid In savasss, with wsshleQ,
PEE month, olb.
board, without washing, Oh.
The school Il pleasantly located, soven
miles West from Como Depot, tasolA
county. W. respectfully solicit . share VI
public patronage. ~sepl6.9a.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICH.

Letters Of sdninlslsatiaa Aasjse ~,
granted V Ne undegsseosd On ~ sS2>ss ~
JoeepA I. Fowler, tsesessd, By ~ HIcso,.
aslc Probate Cosft % naaalsC oualy, ~.
sissippi, q ~ Nsssahss ~. M.
Therefore oil pssseas haviae slains seSisss
said deceased are hereby sosiked 70 hs,s
then Probaled and registered s-ecori;ns ~
Law Or they Will he barrsS.
ELIZA FOWLER. Admir-.
ssrs9 Ct.
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Ny Motto,
''llwick Males end Nnsn11
0srO1lls.s

have just received n large addition 10
my stock u groceries, which makes my
a'.ur,ment equal 10 any IN the place. Give
me y call and will make II 10 your inter.
est 10 bay " me.
OaiG. I'm. H. &. INES.
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We viii pay ssswssd Of lityr dsllsss ses
Ne srssss ED delivery u Memphis, Il :
yosns naa named J. W. JeAanec, W., g
Thursday, W. ~ ulsiue M . hopoe
and saddls fson Ne. braeksevs livssy ~.
bis, The faith Of an order for sans from
~, asd hes not bssn heard frsn sincs.
he was In company With ancther young
naa, Who alec obtained . horse ed saddIs
lren satd Brasksss, and both naAe default.
] will give also Cry dollars r. ~ ssluss
Of thshosss seslsa By said JoAssoo.
Dsscasvssox.-SaidJ ohaeos sai1 10 lived
" iasee essaty, essr 0ssenvsoa landing,
- ~ f:sn:ay lssn fipsh sssasy, iis.
sisippl. H. abess Il ysass II aes,
sbesl sssa 8 !ssAss Nigh, blssk syes,
soeoeA leee, wieAeus vhisksSs.
Aey iaeesna1isa b psessd 10 sitAss
80 = ~ !e1sss., vi!l = a.ly sppss-
Ceeese eAeeass ed Cennissios ~.
sesss:, NJ. II los&issa = NsnpAis.
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Few ,rc visc, bas many ara ether.
wise.
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ANOTHER Nogrm PoLg Exsgpr.
TIox.-One DR.. p~e,crmann, editor
Of che Go,ha Geographical Monthly,
met In consultation with certain Ger
man g~ccsraphcss 1t Frankfort, and
proposed . method Of reaching the
North Pole by mcans Of the warn
stream on the coast Of Europe. lie
believed the Pole could b reached
from the North eosss in ten days,
aud at . cost u ei0O,OO0 Han.
bsrs and nsra,on arc suggested -
good starting points.
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!, ~: ,.s 7; g! |. !sss,l7sn,t,
rIsfss, IL. IL ~ noo1j|
s,yIs, n HE ahep II NAleeslls.
ssrI6.'h 4. 4. MOVIE
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Blacksmithing
AND
Z r n.

have opened my blacksmith shop, In .hc
town Of Pamela, and nm prepared 10 do al
kinds Of farm, wagon and carriage work,
also, horse. shoeing. have on hand 4 sur.
plus Of different kinds II iron, buggy
springs and axlc.trsss, which will ssil
very cheap. Those wishing good work
done, or 10 buy iron cheap, would DO we'll
to give me a call. y. q. BAKER.
sep29-tf.
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Wagon w heels.

Wagon wheels ought to stand perfectly
plumb, and the face OF the tire should be paral-
lei with the axels and with the plane of travel,
If it is prime object to have the load upon the
wheels draw with the least outlay Of power.
Carriage and wagon makers have, it would
appear, long been in the ruts OF old usage, and
Nave n6tworked philosophically. In this they
are like the rest OF the world and especially
like rs farmers. In the Coach makers Journal
we find some sound reasoning about the shape
an position of wheels. Carriages are made to
run straight forward. Wheels are often made
"conieap' or "dishing," that is, having the rim
a narrow section of a cone. Now cone nat
urally rolls in a circle, and cylinder rolls
straight forward. The tire Of wheel therefore
should be a narrow section Of cylinder, for
there is a loss OF power in making cone roll
in q straight line. Tne power which it is re-
Cuired to move cone in a straight line may be
ludged from the fact that the most powerful
means for grinding the hardest materials Is q
cylinder forced 10 roll in a circle. And the
same "twist" or sidrag" which grinds the paint
in paint mill worked on this principle, wears
out the wheels, pulverizes the road, and adds
to the draft wheels if made conical. 1t is nm
philosophical also TO have tapering axels and
copical hub. boxes, both should be cylindrical.
II the ends of the axels are bent down, the only
coed effect is to give the mud thrown when
driving rapidly tendency to fly away from
the carriage The wheels, however, roll upon
the edge of the tire, and are drawn at a me-
chanical Observation-Disclosures agricultural
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Live Hedges.

We have never been favorable TO the Guilt
walton of live hedges means for dividing q
farm into fields, on the ground that they are
Got advantageous to the interests of the farmer,
either IN regard to expense or security. In the
first place il will require at least half a-doZen
years after planting before live hedge will be
large enough 10 turn cattle, durirg which time
another fence Will be necessary. In the second
place, plant is always here and there dying
out. requiring to be patched for the time being,
with posts and-rails, or some other unsightly
objects. In the third place, from neglect the
hedge will become open in places by the
branches not being thoroughly interlaced with
one another. In the fourth place, there is only
one plant that appears to suit this region of
country for hedglng-the Usage Orange; and
this when it becomes fifteen OF twenty years
old, sends out its roots fifteen twenty feet on
either side, and to this extent so seriously ex-
hausts the land as 10 render IL almost wholly
unproductive in the way OF crops. We have
not as much experience, however, as some of
our correspondents upon this subject; and
shall be glad TO print their views, whatever
they may be; but from what we have learned,
we should hesitate before introducing live
hedges of any kind upsn farm.
(SInce the foregoing was written we have
received communication from an esteemed
correspondent in Delaware, upon this very
subject, which we shall give 4 place in our
next issue. He takes adverse ground to our
own. in very sensible article. l-GermantolUn
TsIfnTGph
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Eggs in Winter,

e. r. informs US how hens may he made to
lay in " inter when eggs sell at highprces. Usu-
ally in spring and summer hens lay well 1t
would appear then that the nearer the tsmpera-
ture OF wihter can be made of spring, the bet
ter hens will lay. His hen-house in winter is
in a cellar with windows the south side
reaeh hing from the top to the bottom. Under
the rcost is a stone-foor covered with peat or
loan a foot and a half deep. Since changing
his hens from cold TO warm shelter, and
feeding them with boiled potatoes, flesh, pow
dant. No fowls should be kept over two
years, as they lay hest when q year old and
before. Select BOOSTERS from small varieties
and different breeds. Bolton Grays are nearest
the standard for layers. Years Of experience
have confirmed our valued correspondent i'm
these views OF barnyard fowls. His large and
elegant flock Of chickens which we saw last
summer serve TO satisfy us that our corrsspop.
dent il most successful pouiterer, one who
has learned wisdom from practice and expe.
rience- Boston Cultirdt0r.
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SAmopg the wounded naval officers at
Wilmington is the youngest SON Of United
States Senator Harris, of New York
~The rebels have now in their possession
43,CCO Union prisoners. AS an Offset the Union
side of the trial balaDc shows 900 rebel pris-
orers with 81 Major and Brigsdier Generals
@Great guns cost something. A ten.inch
Parrot gun costs 81, 500; eleven-inch Rod.
man gun costs $3.50; a fifteen-inch KrQpp's
gun costs S29IGG; a twelve-inch Blakely gun
costs 1885, The two latter are made of steel
SThe eolored citizens of New Orleans own
real estate 10 the value of S15,OOO,0OO.
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ORPHANS COURT, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
~ WASnINGroN County, To acit In the case of
ceased, the execntor aforesaid has, with the
sppr obation of the Orphans Court Of Wash.
DAY, the 18th day Of Jaausry. 1865, for ths final
Of sad deceased and Of the assets Ia hand as far
as the same have been collected and turned into
money; when and where all the creditors and heirs
of said deceased are notified to attend lat the Or
phans, Court of Washington County aioresaid)
otherwise by law Be excluded from all benefit in
sad dsceased's estate: provited copy Of this or
der be published once q week for three weeks in
the Evening Star, previous to the said 18th day of
Test: T. C. ROBBINS.
ia 7-lawSw Register of Wills.
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PERSONAL.

A TRUIOGY.-MAOAMEK RV USE win give In
"A rmation en- all the affair of life, and In re.
spsct tn sll other subjects. She an be consulted
at Ill hours of the dxy and evaniqg. denH-men
IA large as life. Residence Al? Th;id street: be-
tween Penpsylvan avenue and Y st. ia l95t-
MRS. r. WRIGHT, CLAIRvOYANr AND
ls} Natu- al Magnetic Physician. heals by - lss-
ips en- hands," trthen! drugs. every phase OF Nsr-
vons Disease, Biino ness. Deafness Rheumatism.
Paralysis, spinsl Curvature, Dyspapsia, Liver
Complaint. Female Weaknesses, 4 c., dc. Rooms,
No. 3tI = st., near Patent Office. jan i6-lm-
AIRS. BReeKFIELD, of Kansas, can be con-
w suited on tae Past, Present and Future events,
a. her room, OF the nnrthw est corner of 4th and
bratsd Astr. losers of the age. She guarantees
sstitfaction to all those who ~ give her call.
she can be seen from q. m. TO 9p. m. Price one
dollar. ia Him"
nR BACKER THE Mosr WONDERFUL AsrRoL-
~ oGBR, No. 40 9Th street. bet d and 4. iup
stairs) gives full and thorough information con-
corning ali affairs through life, with and in re-
Journeys, Law SHIFTS. Absent Friends, Siosness and
Death. DR., Backer can be consulted from in the
morning till Gin the evening. jail I'M
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT TO FEMALES
TO THE sEX.-MADIME MENAH after Il years
practice in New York, has taken rooms in this
city, No. 221 8th street west where she will treat
this city. Will give reference and certificates
uhcient to convince the most fsstidious Of her
successful treatment in Female Diseases. Patients
will be visited at their residences il necessary.
Chargesreasonsole. Hours of consultation from
Having been q sufferer from the above disease my.
self deem it duty and privilege to offer my
vices to like sufferers. jan 4-im*
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

DR.. CHEESEM MANS PILLS.
The com bin alton of ingredients in these Pills ID
the result of long and extensive practice. They
are mild in their operation, and cannot harm to
the most delicate certain in correcting all irregu
larities, Painful Menstruation, removing all OBJ
structions, whether from cold or otherwise, head
ache, pain in the side, pal pitation OF the heart
whites, all nervous affections, Mysteries, fstgds,
pain in the back and limbs, &C., disturbed sleep,
which arise from Interruption of nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement Of new era In the treat
ment of irI egularties and obstructions which have
consigned so many to q PREMATURE GRAVE. No
female enjoy good health III ess she is ocular,
and whenever an obstruction takes place the gen.
eral health begins to decline. These Pills form
and poN
BE DECEIVED. Take this advertisement to
your Druggist ard tell him that you lcnnt ths
BEST and most RELIABLE FEMALE MEDf-
these Pills
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
have been q Standard Remedy for ever thirty
years, and are the most effectual one ever known
for all complaints peculiar to Females. To all
classes they are invaluable, tndKsing, Nth Ger
toiaty, periodical Ysguidrity. They are known to
Thousands who have used them at di emit periods
throu gb out the country, having the sanction of
some of the m Ost eminent Physicians in America.
Explicit di, ecttons stating ichsa they should be
or Boz es for S., containing from so to 40 Pills
Pills sent by mail, pronpty. secure from observa'
ton, by RENTING o the Proprietors.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
HUTCHINS & HILLYER, Proprietors,
dec 10 eoly,a 81 Cedar ST., New York.
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i" int DETECTION OF ooUNrERFE1rERs.
TREASURY DHPARfMHHf,


eOLICITOR's OFFICE, Oct. 70, 1664.S
Congress, by an act passed at its last session
placed considerable sum of money at the DISPOSE
Of the Secretary of the Treasury, to be employed
In the prosecution Of measures for the DIGESTION
and punishment Of persons engaged in counter:
feitng Treasury notes. fractional currency. and
other securities Of the United States. This fund
IL devoted to the payment of rewards to detectives
and others through whose instrumentelity often.
ders are brought to Justice; and its
and the conduct Of the measures referred to are
aiats supervision Of the undersiened. 70 whom all
offences indicated, should be addressed Liberal
rewards have already been paid to several parties
who have aided in the apprehension Of counter.
Il is hoped that the stimulus thus offered, added
TO theinterest which all good citizens must feel in
the suppression Of crimes tending to Impair the
credit o. the national securities and thus embar.
est Operation Of all capable Of Aaordins any cid
the attaiDmsn that desirable end II T. ssyss;;
tally urged that all persons having enowIedge OF
facts important to be inevn. ,by the Dspsrt@snt,
concerning such offences, will comm1nlcsse tnem
fully and prom pity to the underHgnad:
Of NJ shs sorn
n:nt ard the pablo By giving foRRfp'eSwsSSs Pgb
'1 nov1 StDsmW Solicitor 81 the Treasury.
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ITO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
- s9Ss. RREGnNssNSSsEoT, IMPORTER OF HUMAN

HAIRa WORKER IN HAIR, AND HAIR
DRESSER, tales great pleasure in IL forming the
ladies and gentlemen he has just receive; the Ia
test PARIS asnisns for the present season aud il
now ready To bill every order. Mons Demongeot
l. the only person in the city Of as nngton hsv.
ing thorough knowledge of bis businrsS in which
he is pgsEed. he is prepared to give subtraction
TO al WIG will honor him vita call fine stock
Of Hair Oils, Pomsde. and every kind OF Toilet
Dy cling and Dressing should be sent in the pre-
yious day: Consultations of diseases of the hair
free Of charge. Nj. psmongeot is partner or a
house in Paris, Rue Runeau No 4, kept by his
bI other. and will go to Paris every Spring Oa
that occasion be will take very co mini sson xiysp
10 him for Paris any ordsr 10 France.
Call ct DEMON GR0T'S Human Hair and Per-
famsry Store, eernsr of and 10th streets. near
The Avenue. "a ims
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THE EVENING STAR.
CONGRESSIONAL.

In TIE SENATE yesterday after our report
eleEed-
The Senate considered at length the subject
of retaliation upon the rebel prisoners. and
without dsposiDg Of the matter, adjourned.
IN THE HOUSE
The resolution providing for the heads of the
departments 10 occupy seats on the floor OF the
House, 10 Re tnterTogated under certain rules
concerning affairs in their respective Depart
ments, and 10 a 1imitsd e1 .ent to participate in
debate, was considered, and after speeches
from Mr.. Ganson and Mr.. Morrill,, the House
ad Ourned
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IT, once 400 Penn's avenue,

IL once 400 Penn'a avenue,
between ~ and 6th streets,
Oners certain and speedy cure of GONORRHEA.
GtEET ,BU 30. SYPHILIS, sTRIOTURB, SEMI
NAL WEAKNESS, INFLAMED BLADDER,
DISEASE OF THE LUNGS. LIVER, KIDNEYS,
AND SPLEEN; SORE EYES, SORE THROAT,
Having ad many years experience In the prac-
tice Of those diseases the doctor bids defiance to
all competition in their treatment and cure.
Recent cases of venereal diseases curei in one or
two days. Ladies and gen tie sn can consult him
at his Off ce from 9 TO 4 o ciock daily. de24 3m*
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LUMBER, &C., 30.
WILLIAM R. SNOW & CO..
1O7 Water street. Geor getown, D. O..
Have for sale at Wholesale snd retail,
1900 Tons CUMBERLAND COAL.
1000 Tons ANTHRACITE COAL.
Also, large amount Of very superior Oak
Ash and Hickory
LIZ n ER,
Of every description.
All of which will be sold on reasonable terms
All orders left at our ONCE or addressed to us
through the Post once will receive prompt atten.
ton. WIN. r. SNOW & CO.,
LOT Water street.
dees-.m Georgetown, D. O.
mo THE PUBLIO
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S0U,UUU BOOTS AND SHOES

REDUCED PRICES
HELLER & CO.. 492 SEVENTH ST.,
Are still Offering their entire stock of BOOTS aed
SHOES at reduced prices, compris ng eanaa
some of the best makes of nll kinds Of la- S8&
dies, gents. misses and childre ms Boots ~
and Shoes We are selling 1Ee&ss
Genuine Ladies' Glove Kid Congress Boots at So so,
coed LodiPs' Leol her Heeled Sdee at 81 l5
Ladies Slippers. good gu Atty, Is cents,
All tizss now of the Boys Copper tipped Shoes
Heavy Mems Shoes ats175.
And our stock of heavy Boots at manufacturer
costat Keller & COY,
Also, large variety of Trunks, Valiees and
Travelling Bags at cost at HELLER CO.'S.
ian 9-,mf 492 7th street bet D and SITS
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w. o. BAt P9Ysf6I Y p AND suRe.os.
dec 9-r 435 llth street. between G. AID III

THE BEST EVIDENCE THAT PRINCE. 3s1
L street, is the ONLY practical STA MPER in
the District IL that he daily has to do over work
that liz botched at other SO called Stamping places.
He has the largest and finest assortment Of Pat
terms ever offered here. Making his own Patterns,
him, nov g. If
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D. YOUTH TO THE AGEDl
BIOkRENE,
OR
LIFE REJUVENATOR.


This preparation is une qualled as Re3uvenatsr
and Reftorer Of wasted or inert functions.
The ~ ed shsuld be certain to make the Biokrene
q household god inAsmuch as it will render them
youthful in feeling and in strength, and ENABLE
them to live rain the DAYS of their pristine
really Invaluable blessin especial to those
who have been reduced to . como ition of ssrvilty.
self abuse. misfortune, Or ordinary sickness. No
ne after what the cause Of impotency of any human
ersar this superb preparation will remove the
effect at once and forever.
BlOkRENE
CURES INPofENGY. GENERAL DEBILITY. NERVOUS
ISCAPA'ITY. DYSPEPSIA, DEPRESSION, Loss OF AP-
PETITE. Low SPIRIT, WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS OF
GENERATION, IMBECILITY, MENTAL lNDoLBsOE,
DESIRABLE AND NOVEL EFFECT UPON THE HER-
v0US SYSTEM; and all who are In any way prostra-
ted by disabilities earnestly advised to
seek cure in this most excellent and uneouailed
preparation.
NATURAL VIGOR, will find speedy and perma-
hen' cu'e Ia 'n' BIOKRENE.
The FEEBLE the LANGUID, the DESPAIR
ING the OLD should give this va! liable discovery
a trial; it will be found totally different from all
other a. tcles for the same pur poses.
TO FEMALES This pre- psralion is invaluable
in nervous weaknesses of al kinds, as it will re-
store the wasted strength with wonderful perma-
nence. $50
Dyspepsia with the first dose brief persistence
in its use will renovate the stomach to degree of
perfect health, and Danish Dyspepsia forever
One dollar per bottle or six bottles for S.. SOLD
BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
HUTCHINGS & HILLYER, Proprietors,
81 CEDAR street, New York.
Sold by 8. c. FORD, corner lltn street u
dec g eoly,a ard PENNSYLVANIA avenue. -
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE!

- NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE! naan
" CHAs. B. BAYLY & CO., /"
- as PENNSYLVANIA AvENUl,
Bet llth and 18th sts., near the Kirkwood House
would respectfully inform their Friends and the
Public. that they win open
On MONDAY, October II. 1854,
A hne and new assortment of
LADIES, GENTLEMEN, MIssls, BOYS, AND
CHILDRIN BOOTS AND SHOES,
made up in the Latest and most Fashi bile ssyle
We viii sell at reasonable prices, and hope, BY
trict attention and integrity. to merit fair shar
Of the Publis patronage
Particular attention has been paid to the Ladies'
Department Of the business, and We can safely
boast Of one of the finest assortment Of
LADIES BOOTS AND SHOH6
oaAs AS BE B. NbAY>Ya CO.,
oc H-h No. ais Penn: av.. bet. 1ltA and 18th sts
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON, December IA, 1854.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to
Sssl ~ ~ e
Cry Of Washinston. ia the county Of Washington
nd hs az
act of Congress entitled IAN act to provide Ma
sa s at ss
redemption thereof" approved June 3, 1854. sRd
s saf be sa ss
Nov. ,he5sisrs. j. HUH Mecaliceh, ceuptrsl-
Merchasss' National. Bank Of Washins.oa, in the
City Of W0Shington, in the county of WIshixgtoa
and District of Coium6ta is authorized ts com
nence the business of banking under the act afors
said
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal
of Office this fourteenth AZ at q 1afsn1r iSst
dec bd6ot Comptr Oller of the Currency.
TVREAsURY DEPARTMENT,
i OFFICE COMPTROLLER OF THE CuRRENCY,
WASHINGTON, December 81, 1854
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to
the undersigned. it has been made to appear that
The National Bank of Commerce, Of Gsorgeto,cn in
the CITY of Geo,getolrH. ia the county of Wasains
ten and DiS.riet Of Columbia, has been duly
ganized under and according to the requirements
of the act Of Congress entitled An act to provide
National Currency, secured by Piled ge of United
States bonds and to proyide for the circulation
and redemption the reof;' approved June g. 1854,
and has complied with all me proyyisions Of said
msncing the business of banking under said act;
therefore, hukn COT p.toi T
National Bank Of Con,msres of Gtorss.o.en, in the
City Of Gsorgstotrn, in the county of Washinstgn
and District of Columbia, is authorized to COM
mence the business Of banking under the act
Aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my b and and seal
of Office this thirty trSt dav Of December: 1854.
lis HUGH McOULLOCH,
jan 2-6ht Comptroller OF the Cufrney.
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CLOTHING.

MPoRTAN TIeEi
BARS Rgo.. cor.sr 7.h .ss 2 streets.
BAR BIO, Corner eth and streets,
are offering their fine stock of
CLOTHING AND GESTsTPURNIsHING GOODS
AT REDUCED PRICEsl
RARE RARE e eH4ses F FSs s s4ksA1Ss
COATS. PANTS and VESTS Of every description i
An An Entr: New Lot Lot 5s:s
4 large stock Of BOYS and YoGrHs' CLorHiNa
1hsoeSs reprsssn ted At what they Really Are.
FAIR FAIR B DE.EEss s sU4sAsFE:BBI
~ Store closed Saturdays until Evening.
ja l7-2m
oLO THIN
GOING!-GOING!-9
Down THEY 60,
AT LESS THAN GOLD PRICES
III. SMITH and SMITH BROS,
THl GREAT
CLOTHING HOUsES OF WARRINGTON,
No $50 AND l64
SEVENTH STREET, OPPOSITE Pos1 err1cs.
ALL GOODS sPoNezD.
Where you can Ia nar n rs STYLES
yRENoH,
ENGLISH,
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CLoTHIFRs AND MERCHANT TAILoRs,
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