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TREAsURY DEPARTMENT.
i OFFICE CoMPTRoLLEa OF CuRRsSoY.

WARRINGTON, btcem Der Il, 1861.
Whereas. by satisfactory eYf-nce present I'd to
the undersigned, it has heen made tn appear that
The MerchantS' National Bank of WlShins t0n, the
City of WASHINGTON, in the county of WASHINGTON
ard Distrt,t of Coiknftia. has been duly organized
act of Con gress entitled An y st to provide Ma
tiOnsl Currency. secured by . pledge "f Unirsd
redemption th+reof,' approv~d June T. 1874. asd
has pl led with all the prov visions said act
bustr ess of bank king und-r ssid act
Now, therefore. 1, Hugh MeCulloch, Com ptr2l
Ter of the Currency do hereby certify that The
Merchants National Bank Of Washingtnn. in the
City Of Rashingtnn, in TIE county of " IshiHstan
aid District Of Colunlbin, is authorized t- com
mence the business of banking under tn act afJr-
said
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal
of Office this fourteenth d ~ of Oefelnb-, ta64
H. HUGH MGCULL0CH,
dec I5-d6et onptrGler of the Currency.
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~The amount OF prize money distributed
in lsnuary smCunts TO S34 1913 SIS.

~The amount OF prize money distributed
in January smCunts to S34l 1888 SIS.
ga Vermont paper say the rumor that the
bIgn Price or eggs Is owing to the fact that the
hers have to stamp them. is withoatfounda.
non.
SThe 2e2 national banks now organized
have an aggregate capital OF Sl79 ~, 2g6. Their
circulation amounts to So, 2eS 800.
III Il is stated that on the 9th of January
two huE dr,d aud fifty thousand recruits are
10 NIL up he Russian army. Six men in every
one thousand are to be taken from Russia. and
the same number in every ten thousand from
The Polish provinces the latter being much
tbirppd of its adult males.
- The New York city authorities are very
mus exsrc sed a. discovering that 10000 men
on the enrolment lists are not 10 be found.
n7-The Confederate loss in cannon, during
the retreat from Nashville, was Is out Of lUs
pieces.
IL II is proposed to change the name OF
Temple Place in Boston, to Everett street.
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CLOTHING.
G Il q II H Z M O..
GOING !-4OING !-GOING!

G. L. q H ( NJ Or.
GOING !-GOING !-GOING!
DOWN THEY go
AT LEsS THAN oOLD PRICE5.
J. IL. SMITH AND SMITH BROTHERS,
TIE GREAT
CLOTHING HOUSE OF WASHINGTON.
No. s6O AND 464
SEVENTH STREET. Opposite tie Post QAs
ALL eseDs sPoHssD.
where ,ou can frd all the latest styles Of
FRENCH. ENGLISH
AMERICAN
wALKIN6 COATS.
Is~'' f'' PEG TOP PANTS
DOUBLE BREASTED VESTS.
BUSINESS SUITS.
PLAIN AND FANCY CASHMERE
f0ss''' LARGEST STOCK
BOYS oHItorH1Se
1HE'ccI
THE LARGEST STOCK
PIECE GOODS
ousroaa WORK.
All Of which We nffer at
UNUSUAL Low PRICES.
eENTLEMEN's FURNIsHINf'G GOODS,
HATS, CAPS, SHIRTS, TIES, sUsPENDERs,
J.H. SMITH. No. 460,
And
SMITH BROS. No. 464.
CLOTHIERS AND MERCHANT TAILO rs,
Seventh Street, opposite Post Office,
feIlm Washington.
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THE EVENING STAR.
A,t.mus Ward sn.ures Til. Life

Il KUN to the conclusion lately, that life
usz 81 orsartau, that the only wa for me tn
etc, n far CHARGE With other folks, waz to
sit v NE rusurt d. and so ka'id on the Agent
CIV ,Lf Garden AHgei Life Ins urence Co"
arc Answered the following questions, which
vaz put tn me- over the top ov pair ov gold
tI.s-, ~ Fix little fat old feIlsr, with q
i'tr round gray head and az pretty q belley
CT him. az emmy man ever owned:
iNt-Are you a mail or femail II 30, state
h'W long yu have teen so.
2o-ArP yu suhjsc TO fits, and If SO; do you
hsN" more than one at a time 7
I'd bat liz your prscise fiteing Wsignti
An Did yoD ever have emmy ancestors, and
J. So, tow much
ath v hat ~ ynTe legal opinion ov the con-
stItu:Is nality ov The 10 commandments
9th Did yen yver ha We emmy mite maresl
Thar. yu married and single, or are yu
y Bachr
eib-Du ' u beles We in a future state if yu
On s:G'e II!
Gf-Wh hat are ynr private sentiments 8bou.
lush ov rats Ia The head; can it be did sue
rrssfriIy
ul.-Haye yn ever com mitted suici 10, and
IL co. how dlG j. seem TO effect
AItrr answering the above questions like a
mani the confiImatif, the slick little fat old
Jeiier with gCold specks on, ced / was insured
tor lite, sra probably would remain so for a
trim Years l thanked him and smiled one
pv my most pepsive smiles.
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II ,. HEIBBRGER = =. -
RuOOEssoR 10 II =. L0upoS Co., A.
CYTIZk Nsi AND u HITiRY MER-
hHs, e. c,i'an Hofsl. ints B,osss''

5o2 Psnnsylvanis avenue.
nov l.f - 4 Washington. d. O !
QUEENS OF SONG. Being msmoirs OF some
~ offhe most celebrated fsmAie vocaiists, fro m
the esf3ieet days of the opera TO the prasAut time
By bllen Q CLAYTON, vol Nth partraits.
Arctic hss aches ,s.S ana saei LIE a%ons the hsani
Francis Hall, with maps and ta0 lila strations.
deA FRANCK TAYLOR
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- eTRENGTH TO THE WEAK
ID, YOUTH TO THE AGEDI
BIOkRENE,
LIFE REJUVESATOR,

This preparation ie unequa,led as 8 Reiuvenatsr
and RestCrer Of wasted or inert functions
Tie sx ed should be certain to maa Q the Biohrene
household god, inssmuch as it sili render them
youthful in feeling and in streng h, and ENABLE
them TO live ever esin the da:s OF thelr pristine
Joy. 1t not only eShilarates but Strengthens, aud
is really Invaluable biessing especially to those
selfshuse misfortune, or ordinary sickness. No
matt r what the Cause of iInpotsncy of any human
ergar. this superb preparation villa remove the
effect az once and forever.
Bi@kkESE
CURES IMPofGNeY, GENERAL DEBILITY, NERVOUS
1ScAPA"ITY, DYSPEPSIA, DEPRESSION, Loss OF AP-
PETITE. Low EPIhIr., WEAKsEss OF THE ORGANS OF
GENERATION, INBECILITY, MENTAL 1SDoLESCB,
EVACUATION ENNUI. 1T HAS MOST DELIGHTFUL,
DESIRABLE AND NOVEL EpFECT UPON THE EER-
ted by disabilities earnestly advised to
seek cure in this most excellent and uneQGaIled
PIE pa atiOD.
Persons who. by imyrnaence. have lost their
"e"' 'u' i" INC BiOKRENE.
hsFEERLE the LANGUiD, the DESPAIR
ING the Old should give this vatusbe discovery
trial; it will be found fatally different froRl all
other articles for the same pur pores.
TO FEMALES This preparation is invaluable
in nervous weaknesses of all kinds. as II will
store tina wasted strength with wonderful perma-
nence.
IT. also a grand tonic, and will give relief in
in is use will ate the stomach to degree of
perfect hs alth, and banish D, spepsia forever
Ore dollar per bottle, or six bottles for S. Sold
BY DRUGGISTS GkSERALLY.
HUTCHiNGs 4 HILLY ER, Froprietors,
81 C-dar street New York.
Sold by 8. c. FORD, corner l1th street u
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THE PARIS JOURNALS have a story OF a
man OF uiocie age who recently ordered
dinner for eight at q restaurant there, paying
for the Tfpast literally in advance. He came
IN al he appointed time alone, placed npon the
unoceppied places slips of paper inscribed
with The Dfmes of notes of music, and ordered
the yisnGs to be served as il every chair was
oc enpied by a guest. The whole course Of the
ban quet Was was gone through with, even to
ei9h eupr of coffee after the desert, and then
the man placed pistol in his ear aEd fired.
The waiter suspecting the design, had pre-
vioEs1y drawn the charge from the weapon,
but the explosion of the cap convinced the
lnBatic that he was killed, and he has ever
since insisted in the asylum to which he was
carried, that be is dead and in Purgatory. 1t
spp'sTs that the poor fellow was once an opera
fnker, that he lost his voice by sickness, and
that he fbouEht 1t would be q brilliant idea
10 take his leav Of the world by giving a par
upF bsnqnet 70 the notes which had SO cruelty
deserted hIm.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
i OFFICE COMPTROLLER OF rBE CURRENCY.

WASniEGToN December 8, e, 1864.
Whereas, by salts actsry evdea CO prass n ted to
the undersigned. it sas been made to appear that
The National Bank Of Commerce, Of G,or setoton in
the Cify Of Gt0rget0pf, ia the COUNTY of Wash ag
ton and Disriot Of Columbia, has been duly or.
gani2ed under aud ACCORDING 10 the requirements
National Currency. secured by pied ge of United
states bonds and to p.ovide FOR the circul Att an
and has com piled With all the provisions Of said
act required to be complied with, bsfors com
Nav therefore, l. Hugh McCulloch Com ptrollsr
q the Currency. do hereby certify that TIE
CRY Of Geo'ssteirr. in the equity Of Washiastrn
ana Dtst'tct of Columbia. is aui hor Fed ia com
mence the business of banking under the act
afOresaid. 49,
IN !es,iHepy .whsreot, witness my hand aud seal
IL HUGH MCCULLOUGH,
Jan est Comptrollsr of the Currney
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SrCREf DISEASES SECRET DIsEAsEsl
MART AN's GIFT
SAAARITANS GIFT!
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER Us


Yes, A Positive Cure" for
GONORHEA GLEET, STRIC TURES,
Contains NO Miner raj. no Balsam, no Mercury
Only Ten Pals 10 be Taken 10 Efsrt a Grs
They irely vegetable, having smell nor
jure the stomach or 30 wells ~ the most delicate
in from 'so to u sTS recent
Of the University Of Pennsy ania cne % the most
no ExPcsuRE; NO TROUBLE. 70 CHANGE wHATsvER
Let those " no have d. srarrd of getting cured,
or Who have been sorged with Balsam CopaTia. or
"e'''i' SAMARITANS GIFT.
Sent by mail in a plain envelope.
Priee-Mals packages. 81 Fenae,S3
sc sapEGt HLoERs, SORES spoTs,
sSAhfs pI h9aks sYedILis
S4AARITAN'S ROOT AND HERB JUICES
aosF Rs HEss tss
mott potent, certsin and -ffectual remedy ever
tSa s
3 permanent. Take then of this purifying reme-
dyand be heated and do not trans nit to our s.s
'sr'' Do so HPn after 'saf0
gGH s &c aSI
viii! remove every yestiss Of ,"puritiss from the
system, as we'll rs all the bad effects OF Mercury.
II s 1ss Roor t ssS h nsRs oss
most happily adapted. in liberated utsrs.. in
Debility and for all com plants incident to the sex
Sent by express. Price 81 o bottle. or bottles
~ sAMARIrAN,s CHANoRB WASH.
Price Is cents. Full directions
DESMOND d CO., Box Isl Philadelphia Post
sold by g. CALVERT FORD. crrner 18th ST. and
HENRY COOK, Alexandria. may 8.
THRIEss MAR-Pro.ected by Royal Letters Pat.
snt Q, Bns!.sd ard Sssurea by I'll the seas
College Of Medicine, Vienna.
Triesmar Ne l Is the sfectua remedy for Relay,
system H Trissmar Mo-. has eatrely supsf.edsd
hs II. of for
lie. and Sc ondary symot2mr. 1sas
is n the form Gt nost
ard p tin ns in s each
uI cases 5 il Sss 10" 10 doses IS
m nIi by VaIpeau sallamanda, Roux, &C.,
AZ Wholesale and retail by DR.. sARRoV. Ne. 1si
s ss h. d, also of O. FORD No. $50 Pa ave-.
corner 18th street. sep9 On
CONFIDENTIAL.
NET ss me haze in muir By
ness pleasure o. the duties of mar1is life: also
middle eyed or old m'n trGI the ,oiss Of
their years betors olac,Dg themselves unds, ne
fGET t.s. .
somethins OF Importance by psrasing The Secret
Sent to any address, in a sealed envelope On re-
CENT of Twenty ava Cents Address
- DR. OHAS A STEWART CO.,
del4.ly Boston, Mass.
HAPPINESS OR MIsERY!-THAT is TRg
Ii UE 1]ON-The pro pretors of the "PARI-
SIAN CABINET OF WONDERS, AN ATOMN, and
MEDICINE have deteru,. ed regardless of ex.
pense-to is.ue free, for the boz eit o. suffering
humanit )fcur OF thei, most instructiv. aad in-
terestns Lee srres on Marriage aud Is sualidca-
ti0Ea. Nervous Debility. premature Oaelps, In
digestion, Weak ness, Eepresiau. or ignora ne. Q.
lectures have been the means of eDlixh eniug &C
sssvins thousapd. and win be forwarded tree on
the receipt of four stamps by dressing SecTedr
PariSian C,biat II Anateniy and Ffedteine. 663
Broadway. New York jul3-Iy
A NTl-SLAVkRY MEA6URlS IN CONGRRSe
a ~ Henry Wi son, The Merchant Mechanic.
A Tale of /" Nes England Athsns" By Henry A
Hove. Gupshot Wounds and other Injuries OF
Nerves. By Doctors Mitchali, Morshouse, and
Keen -ftf II -
nov Ii YRANCK TAYLOR
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SCIENCE has eiicited msny curious facts re-.
spsctIrg water; among hich are rhe snnjonad
'.1h gIitisring opal. which beauty wears as
sn 'rnam' nj, is only flint and water. Ofevery
twelve kundred tons of earth q landholier has
III kIs estate. fonr hundred are water. he
ROW capped sUmmits or SDowdrn and Ben
Nevis, have water in a eolidlfed form In
every plaster of Paris statute which an Tai
tsn carries through our streets for sale, there
Ia che pound OF water TO every four pounds
OF chalk. The air we breathe contains FIVE
grai Ms oT wafer To every cubic foot of lis buik
The potatoes and turnips which are boiled for
dinner have, in their raw state, the one seven
~ I've per cent, the other ninety per cent. of
water If man weighing ten stone were
squeezed fiat in q hydraulic press, seven and
. hall store of water would run out, and only
fw" and a halt dry residue remain. man Is,
Chemically speaking, forty five pounds carbon
aEd nitro gen. oIffnsed through five and a half
psllsfnll of water. In plants we find water
ming lirg no less wonderfully. A sun flower
cay, arc n cabbage about the same quantity.
A wheat plant exhales in q hundred and sew
tDty two DAYS. about one hundred Thousand
grains Of water. An acre of growing wheat,
IN 'his calculation, dra VS. nd passes ahout ten
tons OF water per day. The sap or plants rs
the me dunn through which this mass OF fluid
,s conveyed 1t forms delicate pulp, in
which the watsry particles run with the
pidity of a swift stresm. BY the action of the
ZAP, vaTious properties NAV he communicated
to the growing plant Timber in France L., for
Instance, dyed by the various colors being
ntSPd with water and poured over by the roo,
of the tree. Dahlias are also colorsd by SIM
liar process"
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CHIlF QUARTERMASTERS OFFICE,
u EEPOf OF WASHINGTON,
q 4

WAsHINGTON. D g, J aouATy 4. 1904:
All dealers in Drugs Hardware, Lumber, Ltath
er, Office Furniture, Harness and ssddIary are re-
auesied to send 10 this Office, on MONDAY of each
articles they are prepared to furnish y Thu b:po.
At short notice. with the price Of e.ch marked 10
plain figures that. in rass the exixsucies OF the
service require it, the article or articles can be OBJ
tanned without delav. ard at the 10 vest price
auir.d to f. -nieh the list punctusHy Az r Monday
morning. ID. II: RUCkER
Brigadier 6en1 and Chief NJ,
tap5tf Depot Of Washington
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INFANTRY TACTICS. By Brig. Cant rm Fl
i Morris, 7vols q. g. Infantry AID Rite Tactic:
Gss.ys Infantry Tactics, vols Scott q inanf,
questions by Wilson Infaatry Tactics ,or coiored t
troops Monroe's Company Drli arc s;nyyo otne,s
Light Infantry duty. London. Msito%ns Oompsny
Manuvrss den cantgpsM snns for sss an
ing ssrse.nts. IoDdsn Mslt9.s An, p ssis-
Mann ii ~ Position Dsin, London. Bask g Tabu-
lsr Company Drill, London PpANcr r.v,op L
jan IS - y HOn.
111HURsrON's IVORY PEARL TOOTH paw
mn for clesnipg. Identifying and pressrv-
- tIs Teeth and Gums This elegant prepare
lion is entirely unequalie ed ftlf :
SIS ~ .As New York, Proprietors,
For sale by all dru Reists. .
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w ELLs, CELEBRATED MA0HINE-SPREAD
w SIREEGTREN ING PLaSr Frs are the ye ~
best in all for which plaster is rquired For
sale by all druggists. ian al-eotys
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NORTH AMERICAN REyIEW FOR JANUAR
~ Lenefellow,s Prose Works, vols. "A
The Miner Boy and llis, Monitor, 81
+ The BOY Slaves, by Mayne Reid, - y 8 h
) REWARD the Fox, q nsw Hdiusn t"-"5 !.
he Maroon, by Msyne Reid.
The Mofrisons BY Mrs. Margaret Hosnfer
$anl2 HRANCK TAYLOR
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
NO. Is MARKET SPACE.

a NO. Is MARKET SPACE. s>
- To make room for
SPRING GOODS,
will sell my entire stock Of Ladies. Misses and
Chilsrans 6ents end Boys
BOOTS AND SHOES AND RUBBKRs
TEN PER CENT ON ALL sALEs.
until February 18th next.
An early call IL solicited.
No, Is Market space.
ian lsfm Pa. Az, bstween 9Th and 9Th sts.
- NEW BOOT AND SHOE sToRl! -
" .GHAs. 3: BAYLY 4 90: "
- 27s P1EEsYLvAEIA AVENUE. -
Bet 1th and l2th sts., near the Kirkvood House
~ould respectfully inform their Friends and the
fnohc. shat they viii open
On MONDAY, October II, 1854,
A hne and new assortment of
LADIES. GENTLEMEN, MISsls. Bows, AND
CHILDRDs BOOTS AND SHOES.
made OPP m the Latest and most Fsshisnable stsle.
We viii sell ut reasonable prices. and hone, By
trict attentio and integrity. 10 merit fair sbsr
Of the Public patronage.
Particular attention has been paid 70 the Ladies'
Department Of ths business, and can safely
boast Of one of the finest assortment Of
LADIES BOOTS AND sHoAs
oH1s. 3. BArLY 4 co..
oe A-tf No. AIS Penn. ay.. bet. l.sh and 18th sts
$4,000 WORTH BOOTS AND SHOES
AT REDUCED PRICES.
HELLER & CO.. 492 SEVENTH ST..
Are still Offering their entire stock of BOorS aed
sHOEs .t reduced prices, ,compris ng ga
come of the best makes of all kinds Of Ia ~
die. gents, misses and chiidre ms Boots ~
and shoes. We are selling -
Genuine Ladies' 6leva K6 Congress Boots at IS 80.
A good Lodiss' Leo, her H-sled Shoe at Sl.l5,
Ladies' slippers good gu .lity, IS cents.
All 'ises now Of tho Boys Copper. tipped Shoes
Heavy Mems Shoes a,s175,
And eur stock of heavy Boots at msnntaeturers'
cOst, al dELLER d W y,
4o2 7th at, doors sov- Odd fellows Hall.
Also, q large variety of fynnks, Vaices and
Tray cling Bags ut cost at HELLER CO.'S.
jan m 492 7th street. bet. D and SITS.
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DIANOs AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

DJANO4 AND MUslCAk 1NsTkUM1NTS.
y. g. MHTZEROTT. corner Pa. Az. anu "a 50:
The largest Musical Establishmsnt -
trict. Sole Agency Of steinway 4 Sons xraod and
square PIANOS, Of which We have just receive
new assortment, making our stock l6 instruments
OF this celebrated factory slon. which ls larger
assortment than can be found 1t any otEsr S9en-
ey Of this house in the country. Besides these,
We have q stock of Psvep & Bacon, AID Haines
Bro hers make on hand. We are the sole sgsnfs
ofMasen Hamlin's Justly celebrated ga 81 ET
wbSh n We cell At Mss sf16{ g6sss ifen
Purchasing excl sivsly for cash. W. are enaolea
to Sell at the lowest figures for cash, and upon ao
Old Pianos taken in exchange, tuned ana 70
paired oco
V1IsU. WANG, THE GREAT ohm ESE REM.
i EDY FOR GONORKAEA, CLIENT, Fro
ONE Box WILL Perform A CURs, Ingredients are
purely vegetable. 1t is pleasant to the taste, has
10 bad odor, A5d may be carried N the vest pock-
ct without fear of deteotisn Ornnla lars free Price
81 box. Sold by JOHN J. Kk0MEn, successor
to s. Q. Uphsm. 400 Chestnut street; Phitsdsl-
phia and in Washln gson by 9. O. FORD; $50 PA
IVERMORR ON NEGROES AS SLAVES, AS
L. CitizeEs aud rs Soldiers. An Slxvery NJ sas-
ures sf G nRress; by Hon Henry Wilson slavery
eanotioi ed oy the Biois. Emplnym Of Negroes
in the American Revolution RIsh3p aopslns's
Review Of Slavery Good wins Reply TO bissanp
Hopkirs Estes ON slaysrS abolition 4 ssdi.
Eeeroes and negro slavery. Coehin's Results Of
slavery Cocain's Results of Emancipation.
smiths Philosophy and Practice OF Sisy.ry
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TOWING PR0MPrLY ATTENDED 70. ~ the
! Pstomae To. Co%HmsnT,s boat, .Pctomas.
~sF@~ John b, DAVED6ON.
n va. a. IsfAf sfrAet. s3eorrefnxn
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NEW singing AND PIANO FORTE GLASS
Y has been opened by Prof. WOLOW%KI, at 353
9Th STREET hstweep and streets. ThrongB his
u. " nett cd. a retson having only a slight knowl
edge music will he enab ed in very snort time to
81 music really, and execute on the Piano with
rare perfectieD. As to the vocal part, he arrives
NJ most extraordinary results. "a s41
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few choice Dngravings ana PaintinS sfor ssl a
AtJ MARKRIrERfH. No. s6 Seventh strest
Spiease remember TIE Nanbsr, 4s6, aud the
term Cash for Goods and Labor, sep II. smifs
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I ARGE NAP OF GEORGIA. = Compila6 Under
Il the direction of the General Aasen bly,: one
Of sou&h Carolina. For sale ny
does FRANCK TAYLOR,
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FEMAEESI
In many affections With which lumber OF Pe-
males suffer the ROOT AND HERB JUtosS 10
Whitss in bearing down. falling Of she Womb,
Debility and for all com plants Incl to the sex
Sent by express. Price 81 o BEETLE. or bottles
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Rysnsb Gilt. swiss Ca we'd wood and Amsric
Com position lard Frames in variety.
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HI
hereby certify that, to the best Of nv kno1l.
ed se and belief the above named Susrantors are
good and sum Gent as suretias for the amount for
To BE- e.rti6ed by the United ss.tss District At
tnrpry Collector of Customs, or any other on ser
undo. <hA Dotted States Governmant, or rsspoa-
" " D. Il. RCCRER.
d.:3H Brigadisr General aud Q. NJ.
, 1865-03-10
THE LAW COURTS,

Us1rEp STATE. Cor8r.-Bsfors Judge Drum
nsond.-This court was not in session yesterday.
COMMISSIONERS CouR1-Befors Q. $. GoRaHazs-
sioner HoyAe.-NothIng Of general interest N:is
done before the Commissioner.
CIRCUIT CoURT-B1fore Judge 1Pa.H0Nss.-Tho
trial of the cause entitled Mills olcott gs- Tbs
Merchants Savings Bar king Associations to re-
cover the 1a1ue Of certain money deposits Is still
pending.
SUPERIOR CouRT-DefoTs Judge GdrY.-A mo-
ton xss made by the Attorneys OF the City Eatl-
yay Company, yesterday, In this court to dtsmis7
salt brought by the Wabash RaIisFa3 Company
a. asEet Maurice Sits. The points nade by the
Counsel we're Idcn,tcai with those nsade in the Re-
eorder's Court on similar mot1on reported be-
low TO which the Attca:ion Of the reader Is d1recs
ed. The matter Was taken nndeE amusement
-Ttom8s Conlan aud jamea Hqshett, lndIsted
for rape. were yesterday arrahned, and pleaa not
guilty. Their counsel flcd an Affidavit foe con
Tic Wabash Railway Company appeared In
str1kc fom the docket the cause entitled Wabash
| Railway Company Is. Hughes, on the ground that
/ tho suit is fictitious one, and brought by co1u
sion to determine whether the Wabash Railyay
Company he a lceal CORPORATION. The motion va:
fortiaed By tho affidavit Of SamEai II. Nickcrsur
The following Is the affidavit:
Huehcs.-Samucl II. Eickerson7 being dul
sworn. deposcA and s.ya that he reaidsa in ID
be Seen President Of d chicago CITY Railway CO.,
pany> whose principal line o. railway ia v:ao
+ Grove; that on the aotn day Of Novembs.f, led
under apd Ia pursuance Of the provisions OF tho
sPecttve eapEteEs 9f tAe satd Chicago >.V RatlNi