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SENATE.-The Chair laid before the Senate a
communication from the President transmit.
ting. in response 10 a resolution, statement of
the amount OF money expended on public
buildings from 1s6O 10 1855.
Mr.. Morgan, from the Committee on Com
meree. reported a bill declaring the town of
Whitehall, New York, port Of delivery
Mr.. Howe, from the Committee on the Lii.
brary, reported joint re- resolution authorizing
the use by the Navy Department of certain
plates of the exploring expedition under Com
modore Wilkes; which was passed.
Mr.. Henderson presented the petition of the
University Of Missouri, for comp en- sation for
damages sustained by the war. Referred to
the Committee on Claims.
three years the benefits Of the bill granting
lands TO The Southern States for the esrablis Sin .
ment OF agricultural colleges. Passed.
hill TO incorporate the Mining and Manu-.
featuring Company OF the District of Col umbia
was passed.
Mr.. Clark called mp the bill to regulate the
time and manner Of holding elections for Sem
aiOrs in tongress.
Mr.. fessendeu objected to the provision that
the vote shall be- cfrd He said it was the
custom TO elect bv ballot in nearly all the New
England States, and there might be some OBJ.
lerrioD to the proposed change
Mr. Trumbuil replied to MIR. Fessenden that
the Committee of the Judiciary had carefully
considered this matter and had concluded that
as mt mbers of the Leg isiatHre act in a repre-.
sentative capacity, the r con stituents have a
right to know how hey vote. A -fra roce vote
prevents deception.
Mr.. Fessenden said that TO test the sense of
the SeHate. he would move to strike out the
wo ds ssopenly by a rird cOce vote"
After discussion by Nessrs. Williams, An.
thony, summer Saulsbury and Guthris, Mr.
Fessenden's amendment was disagreed to-
yeas q, nays %. as.
MIR. Davis spoke against ,he bill.
HoUsB.-On motion of Mr. Hale, of N Y, a
resolution was adopted callingon the Score.
tary of War for the record OF the trial and con.
viction Of Dorrance Atwater, by court martial,
in December last
MT. stevens, Of Pa, from the Committee on
Appropriations, reported the Consular and
Diplomatic Appropriation bill, with the Sem
ate amendments, In some Of which the House
refused to concur.
Also, from the same committee, the Legisla.
tive Executive and Judicial Appropriation
bill, with the Senate amendments thereto, in
some Of which the House refused to concur
sapd the bill was laid over. sf
3 Mr.. loan, of Mo-. from the Conference Com.
mittse on the bill granting lands 70 Kansas to
aid tn'tbe construction Of the Northern Pacific
RhilISea, made, which vas concurred ID; and
!: MSI1She, OF Wis, iutrosaesd a preamble
Z and fksp{V tton providing for Q REORGANIZATION
Of tbs ntUj11 of the States and Territories, III
an I6iiof4 Dsnpers And for the dtstributiou..
by thAneAfRsaTy Of War, OF two thirds OF uhs
ordnaASesrd ordnance storss 70 tAs seyseA
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THE CALIFORNIA INDIANS

Commissioner Cooley has received a report
from the Superintendent Of Indian Affairs in
California, dated San Francisco. June 18th. in
which he gives a very encouraging account n,
affairs in that region. The prospect of excel
lent crops is now made certain by the late
rains. The Indians through the State are no "
peaceable, and will remain so, unless badly
abused by lawless whites. Abundant subsist
ence, in the way of grain and vegetables. for
the Indians, will be secured, and the Indians
are improving in general health, and are be :.
ceming more industrious
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states aad Territories, excepting the States
lately IN tasarrecuoa. The resolution vas
paced.
Mr.. Alley, q 1ass. from the Committee on
Post 0nces, fSporeed hack the bill granting
the rifnt Of way . aAy Telegraph Co. over the
ppblSc Domain,
M House was suaged N the consideration
81 The blil whsn cur report closed.
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THE DISTRICT IN CONGRESS

The bill to incorporate the Washington Land
and Building Company Of the District Of Co.
lunbia was reported back from the District
Committee Of the Senate by Mr. Morrill, To-.
day, with an amendment tn at the stocr shal,
not consist Of less than 500, OOD. and one allow
ing the directors to hold over until Others are
chosen. The bill legaiiZing marriages in the
District Of Columbia was reported back with
ont amendments
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RESTITUTION.

The Secretary Of the Treasury ackn owledees
the receipt to-day from an anonymous source,
of the sum of $50. which the contributor sim
ply states is for the conscience Fund of the
United States,'' IN letter dated Washington,
IuIv 9th IS66
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THE CAUCUS ro.HIaHf

On account Of the lateness Of the hour at
which the House adjourned yesterday, the
Republican caucus was deferred until to-
night.
The current gossip at the Capitol to-day has
1t that the radicals are endeavoring to plan
some scheme that will hold water, whereby
the Senate can nominaily remain in session
until the next meeting OF Congress, to keep
check on removals from Office by the Presi.
dent. There are SO many legal and other snaes
in the way, however, that the scheme must
apparently fall through.
Another proposition is that Congress shall
adjourn to meet the first Monday in No.
vember, the Senate postponing action on the
Tariff bill until that time. Capitol quid -nuncs
figure out majority of three against the Tariff
in the Senate,
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WASHINGTON AND GEoRGETowN FERRY
Coin the Senate yesterday, Mr.. Wade IN
troduced bill 70 incorporate the Washington
and Georgetown Ferry Company; which was
referred TO the Committee Tor the District OF
Columbia. THE Incorporators named are
Martin IA. Cassell, Joseph II. Parrish, John
\: Clark, jr-, Chauncey ID Spaids, and Henry
W. Morrison. 1t empowers the company to
maintain a steam ferry, TO run from George-
9th streets in Washington, carrying passen-
gers at seven cents, and freight AT the same
rate as the Washington and Alexandria Com
pany. Capital stock S200,000, in shares of 100
each
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RKJICTED.-Mr. Shoemaker, Collector OF In
ternal Revenue for the First District of Penn
sylvia, was rejected by the Senate yesterday
We learn that this nomination mas been twice
confirmed, the confirmation each time recon-
sldered. and at last the Senate has rejected Mr.
:. by a vote Of IL to Is.
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COAL WHARvEs IN ALEXANDRIA.-Seyersl
parties from the North have, we understand
visited this city within the past week or two,
for the purpose of prospecting the lands and
river Shore in the neighborhood of the outlet
OF the Alexandra Canal. now soon TO he
opened for navigation. IL is the intention OF
nearly all the coal agencies, whose depots are
now lecafed in Georgetown, 10 establish their
depo in this city, and the parues who have
OF late been inspecting the present coal
banks and fats adjoining.-Aler. Gazette.
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TIE NEW MARKET HOUSE MogRMRNT-
Yesterday afternoon, an adjourned meeting OF
the butchers ana other stall holders of the
Center Market was held al Temperance Hall
IN regard 10 a new market house. Mr. q w
Emmerson in the chair and MI II - lillian
secretary. The meeting was very largely at
tended and a good deal or enthu siasm wa.
manifested.
ported that Sl3l 900 TO the stock h al been sub
scribed.
A resolution was adopted for the appoint
ment OF a committee TO wait on the District
Committee in Congress 10 ask for charter
Hon. Myer Strouse being present addressed
the meeting, endorsing the movement. He be-
lleted that Congress would respond fdvorably
10 their application for charter, aud pr ON
lsed them his support. Mr.. Strouse spoke OF
the present market house as a nuisance which
should be pulled down.
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Tessessee Lesislsssre-Safe Robbery.
NASHVILLE, July lo.-Ia the senate the Met
ropoiiu n Police was taken mp and Governor
Brownie US nominees were elected by vote
Of Is against ..
IL is known that there will be no quorum In
the House Of to- morrow.
yPsymaster Remin eton's safe IN his Once was
lars absty acted.
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BASE BALL.-At n meeting OF the Gymnastic
Base Ball Club, held At Brady's Gymnasium
last evening. the following officers were elect
ed:-President, Abner 5. Brady; Vice Presi-
dent. rank Myers; Secretary, Amos w All
bott; Treasurer, Thos. Il. Nolan; Directors.
Ihos. Z. Lebo, Geo. A. Schriver, Frank B.
Keys. The grounds selected by the club are
near the terminus OF the 9TH street railroad.
and are the best in Washingtou-the same as
occupied by the Olympic Base Ball Club The
club. composed of the best athletes OF Bradv's
Gymnasium, has been organized within the
last ten DAYS, and has already over thirty
members, and will no doubt give a good
account Of themselves when in practice, which
they commence at once.
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THE GARRoTING AND RoBBERY OF NJ AIoH
ELN.-This morning, Patrick Reynolds and
Ihos. Evans, who were arrested by detectives
Claryoe and McDevitt for garroang and rob-
bIng Major Ely, paymaster, on Capitol Hill,
on Friday night, the Both ult-. of s gold watch
&c, valued At about SieO. had a hearing before
Superintendent Richards. Reynolds had con-
fessed his participation IN the affair but at
this hearing denied all he previously confessed.
he was committed 10 jail for court. In the
case Of Evans there is some reason for dou bt
and the Superintendent held him 10 bail for \
hearing on "wednesday, the 18th Instant, n .
O'Clock. Joseph Atweil, Albert 1oIsOn. Pat
rick Hawkins and NJ Nugent were first arrest
ed ON suspicion. The three first were dis
missed and Nugent held 10 bail for a hearing
when called for. liz is now supposed that Hu-
gent was mistaken for Reynolds
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EXAMINING SURGEONS APPOINTED.
The Commissioner of Pensions to-day an.
pointed the following named gentlemen ex.
amining Surgeons Of the Pension Once DR..
N. IIdell. CentreyIlle. Iowa; DR. Ira Shedd.
Arcade, New York; and DR.. j. X. Burgess
Webster city, Iowa.
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Ne Hope Of General Lanes Recovery.
LKAvxHwoRrH, July 1os-A council OF sur
geons decid ed that there is no hope for Senator
Lane, although he may possibly live some
dayS.
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Baltimsre Markets.

BALTIMORE, July I1.-Fiour steady. Wheat
active. Corn frm. Oats duh. Provisions
quiet. Sugar firm and in good demand. WINS
Ky dull and nominal
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The PROMOTIONS in the Treasury Depart
ment occurring between the 18th and Both of
June We're as follows:-In the Secretary's
Ofice-James NJ. Davis. from ID TO 4th class
and X. HI. Andrews, from LIST TO ID class clerk
In the Internal Revenue Bureau-Thomas ii i.
Tolhot. from ID to 4th class. In the First
Auditors Ofice-Henry Townsend. from % TO
9Th: 7. Sturgis, from I'd to 3D.; ana u. Goble,
nom LIST to Id class clerk.
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ANOTHER DEAD INFANT Is Box.-This
morning a colored man found herring box,
upon opening which he discovered an infant
which had evidently been dead several days
Ii was taken to the Central Guardhouse: an
inquest was deemed unnecessary and the body
was ordered TO be buried.
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OF COMPREHENSIVE.
:ss !. nj. s: s.1 ss::srs
Wm sSnhp s Of the late firm Jill b ss.sIsS By
IhsDtfuifor past favors, the pstronaSe Of the
.Sos ns,s ~ re. Pectfu solicited at the Old
.jxE&d ia..urld- WIN. wALfEB.
MsnassoArrAEx rP PxxTEsr STEAM BA,
345 Street, betreen "a aud 6tk streets.
ns3nasat great expense erected one of McKen.
Nst 1ass.sd1sel Oysns, and supplied ourselves
yitA1Ae1syesf)and most improved mac hinery,
iP Mssh~ .r sS nST IN P osg line
ms - tAA, and superior in quality to any
gsi9la...sao ll fnths coupffy,H and we AZ peal
il Hs6o1Kto sdsanes the n6sSsrisi interest Of Of
rs ,st ..a.. il .soyips u. o., "a, ..io.
ofths saes ssn iss.s e. interest
~ S,st-r..----T TIC. HkvINNEE.
NLkFQx10Hs HIsToRY or JULIUS O KsAR,
~! ~ J4sSS. Pr Moron Ps:o on TIC kesoufee:
s, n :Sn e R,is0R SO: q
ss.s. ssss -Four Year IN the s' s.ds. q 5;
Eigao isas1s,n - = YRANoK rA1roR.
rNH~qnxAFA1 N. sTORf. z :.
bes4obu osspH H. HANLRIN. -. ~
u bsIoxaa hReAlsr In al kiuAa q : .-rr.g
{ - ksst1 X1H3R AND SHO1 FINDINGS !
sii!sSk ,SpsfM u and streets. Island, Wash.
.tsSof 80 - :. - -. ST.
,N.aalSssarq PISS Lur1os. - . :.
= fhe firm of MOBQAN. kHiNIHARr CO =,
dfs +c% ,ss s y nS :,
IunSsr yAtAsrs rwin g. 0omstock, efSew YORK..
y S66vo bswsq W. TH06, 2 MORGAN. W.
ga y,lhsss 81 60 RH6HnHAkf.
.. HHH6f{sis4 q tAe aim q NoFssa, KhinsSsrt
, sJzsiE al MORGAN & RHINYuARr.s 6
8 tyA1Dod Is0Oos strest, Washin9t0n. IS n.
i FL :&&HQr.S.Rsrier I'M, -PLAsTTH.
llPfTOH ior ssichy n q LATHsI I'LL and
% - ss'ss III ss'ssSss ., y s e;i:' ),
. -nsO isAg ,-1zsi 81. - ssas. = s-isa.~c
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nLD'sToyRs TAKEN IN PART PAY FOR
new ones. n
SIQfEs and GRATIS in great variety. -
! SECOND HAND STOW rs in good order. >
| f0r sale Of, No. % ga street, Island. sec -
ond door Tom the bridge. 10 Slim.
u 4 B R0W'f& co.
- JG8Efqids BANKERS.
Corner LoRtssnna arenus and Sereath sreet,
saraGSv giu 8rf DEALERS IN
cd. 10 CONVENIENT SECURITIES,
GOLD and SILVER, and
| ly2u = 80 LAND WARRANTS.
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nEPARrMRNT or THE IHTEKIOR =. -
" VNITED STaTES PITfEETStTf 6EEIf,l

store open from Q. N. till p. m. jyH St.
DEPAHEITinrESySr OF o. TTFFE saTEEEIeR -
O. tn. petitio. Of oGbEN sfGh3 I 81 W.
to nSs'61 eto fSa The q
az, n1ai1 i were annexed March 50
.0y an sSs II " LILLE
Which takes piAcs on the 12th day Of October.
II . ordered that the s.ia petition 10 heard At
ssMSs; next =, st Y sleet ssd s. person: arc
s IN s: sns
ne dsy q hsasns al .s:ii.oss s,.d {, ssSss
the once which VIII Be farnshs1 On Selieassos o.
d n once sss
is,e ne day Of hearisg the .rguments, II any,
ordered also that THE noses 70 published in
the Rs1ublie.n and the. Nati0saI Inteiiissncer,
r,t Of ssid gublicstisps to bs a. least SKI, dsgs
previous 10 'ne Day OF heff1 HSSM.s H.Rn,N1 :,
/, Acting Comm is.ioner OF Patent,
cory and SEND their TO The fess. One. p s;s
PAPER csntaisins this notice. . u ~ II lawsw
4 81 S|S.. u , sSf ksSS ri sIess, AZ
non, cheap n GUILDS, l2ih and B SIS. jy 10 SIS
5eO sAsss s.s.s :A 81. Hs.,sIs %
AfaFida.frlssd ana lo5 s:sis p? II
%. So'''l q. Az i::;.
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sssSs hi eh.aspe. II iSs asss
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nsm..s - s1e fishs IA ss' i.s sss: .:s.:s,r.
FOB sALE.tsysI. Fsse. apssIs. suit.sisa
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issatifal; asssrtnsns supsrssf quality
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AND. orAtk pRKss BRxss aeens nos "s.
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WALLACE HOUSE -----
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fsputhrestoethss - psaps9 sasaSSF iitE RIA 70
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Specie GNing Ont

Specie GsinG Out.
NEW YORK, July 1.-The steamer Colum-
bia, from Havana, il below.
The steamship Java took out 4T9e, s66 in
specie.
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BOARDING..

- WIZ ''''''E' BOARDING.
EVBNTRYi BOARD can be obtained fer Iadie.
" Sns.chiidren By applying to Mrs.. N. MAG RU-
DEB s8lAdensourg. iyu Us
ROkRD Good BOARD, with large airy rooms,
- can be obtained at aga New Jersey avenue
b.t5 HAbd . SITS convenientltt the Capitol, Depot
ana HoyssA1apt Printing Office, U O6ts
la ,Ss1 - Missouri avenue, between ID and md a.
sttssSs. Sq per month: One Of the most pleas.
Pesn. 'a$enue. jy 6-6ts
GENTLEMAN AND WIFE Oh TWO SINGLE
gentlemen can be accommodated with hand
soaleD III RNISHED ROOMS, with BOARD, at
SIC PEI Rsnih, at No. $50 e etreet, between 10th
a fa rth streets. Table Board SIS per month.
0En. EVARD with fine airy rooms. opposite
',Otp Esft9paI otel Terms reasonable. Two
La communicating second story front Roc ms Jun
furpi, bed, fer rent. Apply No. 367 Penna. av
NABLk BOARD at No. 464 10th street, . few
4 ,doprp north OF the avenue. Terms 97S per
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r S INTERNAL REVENUE.
su0~ SO6-sEyENTH STREEf-5OSi -.
~ BOoTs AND SHOES w
az AT REDUCED PRIUEsri "'al
HElLBRUN 4 BRoTHER, ia

-ry. HElLBRUN 4 BRoTHER, "a 1ani.
ff orr 800 Seventh Street, 10 '7'b h's
VIII now sell their entire sprips and summer
stock at the following low rates: -, lii "a
Men, Lasting CATERS, O.. 50 20 S., ~ -. ayd "
y r-.t." Ties, % to 81 50. ra 4a. Hp p7ls9.
f" Calf Gaiters, s. to 81, bIasl Siam; 'di
I" French Calf Caters, %. 10 al'f 80 .F.'nn
Ladiss' CATERS, 81. rs up, 10 ~ siH "E' d . ~
Mfsoss' 80" S1up, o. ''t' .'f '" .'' I'-'l
Ladies' Buskins. 81 up. ',.i "' l'" j
TbUNAS, TRUNKS, r@v
.r... 10 r.. AT COST o. a.uls-..l go iii
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LOST AND FOUND,

e: :sI. s:l,1s e A. A.
El1hD.0n oasdsy 81 Inst, % Dslsvsrs av.
sssxSSi i 669p :,,H:: :; ;;rsh .ss.
Ssl NO. HsSs rais e1'i The 10 S1S:r s sSS
e SIX stree; ~ - .! iss;:
x1 RE1S3Da;!ssr.yss 3, ::,, S Jcly G: 8
90: one siSs sIp is:.S s:s 8. s.S.s -. 8.
s T :,'i to
KTHHRAHD-Taken iron my vest pocket At
@O the corner Of 22d ana stIeets, 9 bunting
' ). gives .esasssa ~ i 6:
.I. .snsa n 6 corner Of 18Th And g; rsFf
"a as1. SSw :! sss ;a "a i 5s' 9:
White; q dark face; small white star in forshssd,
''r wi fcf fsist'; ssifh s:ad
eiSo&Fe. IL, lsx and o .ts. No. 50, island.
SIs s, I; .s.s tas g. c's:n.. e
eIesbss Esasy.ysd upon g: The finder viii re-
easS ss.s,s rsysrd scd t1s ts:nks q tie own.
sSss Sen ssi h: :nS
both 'front.' legs. G and viz a Z. eG mans .ss
+ f,ii
Qua BNWA AD-Ssolen last night, from 7th
6ttd net, Sta white spot on forehead. Also,
neW uEht AGON body green, and red running
heag in 9Th letters; and new silver plated bar
c",,.s. no. " Ed. ABNER, 7th street Park,
aA6jG II. near Boundary line
M&epEWARD-WiI be paid for Black, SQUARE
MS LACE YELL, lost on l4fh street, between
MaSsAShnsetts avenue and College Hill, on Tues
day afttrhood Inquire at star office. myls
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%AsoTHER CrRIors AVA sipgl h. y cave az
IN Baihoridge county. Ga, Is rsportsdr with
Through this orfffce strong CURRENT 81 ur III
alternsfeiy blown ont and drawn IN WttnoIit
any apparent cause, and Regulated " ne
known law" JTIT
1ne Shove PARAGRAPH IS rsyefing shr rounds.
Wonder II the orifce referred to Ia not.ths Mole
in q n ans face. - - :, "a, -
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E0Rs SALE-A No. I lot SCAFFOLDING
! POLES win be sold IN lots to suit purchasers
Apply t6J B. LORD, Wood and Goal Dealer cor
nsf 4th and g streets north. jy 10 sts
frAPITAL 100000
q, p, CooKE, WV. 8. HUNTINGTON,
srfespaeht, Of jay COOKE 20. Cashier.
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~ disease. peculiar TO 1sprins schickenx
prevails 70 an alarming -AxtenA and fowls Grs
oronxht Tor market tina, afe quitsn . nft, faf.
wholesome food.-Alex. 0d.ette. -.
snPposernis disease WIN be sst;down 9
ehleGesosls instead OF triGhinasie. .s.s,l 80
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PtBLIC LXNpITEMS-

The Iune returns from, the land ;offise 81
Little Rock, Arkansas, state that the land
system at. that place Is fairly TN operative
again. -r-.c -. - -; - : - - "a :
The bond of Mr.. Stonelake, the Register OF
the land once a. Tallahassee Flortaa, usS
BEEN received at the General Land O@ceyWitk
the information that g. room I'M thu asp,lvr
ouiioiag at that city has been appoint I'd tor tue
use OF the Register aud Rsceiver,- "a, whiab,
pface he public property belpnginge 70 the,
land oftiee would be removed in a few days..
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T. IsT OF PBOPOsAIs or MIaoBEBA.
- nsous character received ut tbs ai3cbo efpAs
Svarfe rmasfer General for she week nd ~ sIuly
3 Jones, " rk,o Pa. offers TO furnish III
new Lock Plate for army wagons, M feSoS
given e1-4- --g-- ~ - ~, = ;. -
III 0ARRfAGE rs. -
,hs % 1sssnss * y ssss sss
itsry, 4D9 PrnaA. ,avsnns, will be feu,oy Ell 90
Kepositssy Sad sare 81, September ,issi vail
large sIot I on hand PERSONS Want would do sseii
to EXAMINE kehairpapNg S,9s%ltIy sstenaed tetgih
.nd ssa f' :fssi Beer Be- 81 .ss S
T. - STEAM 90 ss'.s 80 H@sy,
hrss.a ssv. aa.t1 FI-o D. RNGiNEs,0I oiI
Combining the maximum OF efficiency, durability
snd economy With the minimum OF weight and
price They are widely and fayoraoly know
more than 800 being in use All warranted sstts
factory or no sale. .,.. .,,,'f. -. 40; IA
Descrip,ve circulars sent on apple alton. ~; =,
go. &c. HoADLEY d co. 81,
" IL eod5m - Lawrence Mass. B..
II INTERNAL REVENUE ). D15IFa
nv ASSESSORS orrlcE. No 4es eth ,,r..t.t I'd
VI. -. 80 TO AL CONFIRMED. oiP. ~. -
The annual iis, tor incomes for the ar 1855 and
and viii remain SO open for the space of ten days
from this date. July H., 1896, during hich time
ans q y
All appeals must be nate In writing and specify
the particular cause NATTER, Or thing Respecting
st tie the ground principle Of error compia ned
Of -. ..... ..f,t. p. n PEARSON. :
" H-eoot Assessor for Do. =
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PERSONAL.

YH0MASi BIDDLE, ATTORNEY and Counsellor
4 ~ Law, may be addressed protest. on lily du-
Tl1g tie Summer MOI this, at 1877 West street
GenrREtognsD G. He will practice in the Courts
0tne D1stfftf, and give his attention particularly
70 claims in the said courts in the De pa tine nts
~Sne' Soyefhment. Jy l0-2t*
(NoRYIEG,-A lady who writes good hand de.
V's1fes 70 obtain work a copyist LAWYERS
agents or other persons wishing papers copied
qestF ena promptly will please apoly at 9S 9th
sTfstS ss"A between M and N streets north.