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A RMY SUPPLIES.
EOFFIcr Posr CoMNlsS,Ry.

EOFFICE Posi- COMMITS, Ry.
Navy YAM, MENPHIs, TENN., Ssg. "a, 49,.
SEALED PRoPosA AIS will be rec Vel At this
Office until u o clock m. MONDAY November 4
1871 for IN rnishing barrels % Flour s,fthe qusl
ity known in this market as = Double ENtra Tsui-
ly Flour, !" and ~ barrels Fancy Grat- Flour =
the whole 90 he manufactured entir-iy from sou nd
winter wheat and 10 be delivered from lime 10 tia.e
ssreqnired: The -four 20 Re in strvag, round
hooped fall head lined barrefs aoc subject % such
inspection AZ the Post Cemrnissary nlry direct
Charges for Inspection To lie paid By tAe cCItrac-
tor.
Proposals must Ne made in du plicaie, with copy
OF this az ye,tisemest alta he'd TO each ami must
De addI essed 10 theundersigDed Ina sea.e Pc
AND endorsed, Proposals for Flour
Samples, fully labelled, must accompany the
Payment will be in cash when the Flour 10 o..
ocPssd.
The right to reject any and all bids IL reserved.
-, DAVID PARKINSON,
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PROPOSALS.

RfDs WILL BR RECEIVED UNTIL NovEM
y per y for moving the frame chapel Of the Gao
lt0I hiil Church from IN pr-~cbt lo-atiou on sth
street east. 20 street south, h.tween ~ and an
east Address JOHN n. ARRlsoS. Treas.
Sno ls-sts -.4.. 2Ss South street.
CITY HALL. =
~ WAsHIvsToN. November H. rsg
Proposals will be received az the Mayors once
until IL O'Clock IN. TUESDAY. 2oth instant. for
grading street north from 18th strf O. lsts
order.
Bidders win state the price Per cuiic Yard for
grading; bat one price 70 he paid foT cutting OF
filing that which measures IN. most.
The Mayor reserves the right g. ryjeci any or an
bids. =. NONnEkLEHR,
no l6A25 CORNERSTONE saroDd Ward.
fIutel
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The corn must be well cured. shelled, free from
dirt, dust, and cob, and sound in every respect 20
be put mp in good, strong sacks Containing not
less than one hundred nor more than one hu nd rcd
and fifty pounds per sack. ~
The oats must be perfectly clean. free from dirt
and dust and sound in every respect. t. be put in
good, strong sacks containing not over eighty
The delivery of grain to commence by the 18th
day OF December, lo6s. aud TO be continued such
times and in such quantities as the Chief Quarter
Proposals tor any quantity less than the whole
amount OF grain required at any poet viii lie
received, and bidders proposing to deliver corn
oats al more than one post viii make separate pro-
posals for each.
The proposals will be made in duplicate, with q
copy OF this advertisement attached. and must be
endorsed by two responsible persons that they will
become securities for the fsithful performance of
the contract in case the same 10 awarded 70 the
bidder. - 49,
Good and sunfcient bonds win he required from
the contractor for the faithful execution Of the
contract .IT'a
Bidders are requested to be present, or repre-
scented by some one known t. the undersigned ct
The right is reserved by the undersigned 10 in
crease or diminish the quantity OF grain specifed
for each post by one fourth, and 20 reject any or
Endorse envelopes Proposals. for Grain at Fort
the District ofNew Mexise, 9t sSnt. Fs,HE
Ma. and Quartz o. s. A., CHIEF ousrtsrm'r.
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w II 1 8 4 Z Il s

s. HEst
Eofceu 70 grow upon the sH.oothest fa~> I'm v,,,
fAURATEUR CAPfLLAfRE. ~. M, hhs-
1s-rd sn "a. Hat ss In an almost miracsloas man an.
Iontsn with the most fatterins sueos.s No
Of All purchasers will be registered And IN se,;s
saffsfaction h not given in every in<rancs A. ~
.onsy win ss ehesTf1lly rstundsd Price b. n snt
testineniAl mailed free. .Address BEkGtsRPd
SHUTS D Co, Chemists. Ne. 2ss RIVER IT,
Troy, New York. Sole agents for the Gni,ej
e.Ases. Ap sdkveolyS
HAVE BEES APPOINTED ASSIGNEE or
= ~: L, BIsCOE, LBsnkruptJ and am ready to
reeve slalns agAlnst him. pro periy proven A.
sssss NO. IL. MAYO, Hague, WestmoreIand
-@.8.y, "a n06-law3,s
LrOR SALE CHAP
AZ R;rULToS CO. ., PAwNBRoKERs
mr. pfsNns * near Pennsylvania avenue,
One SEWING MACHINE
Two Hundred BLANKETS
Seu and Second hand CLOTHING
sasliH ehEs and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
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PRoPosALs FOR Amy TRASspoRrG.
prroT QUARTERNAsrER !. oFFIcn, }

DEPoT QUARrFRMAsrFR's
Sealed Proposals, which must Ne msae IN dunB
cate. viii be received at this ofhce untH sATtR-
noon. Tor the transportation of military supple.
ior I've years from the LIST day Of January next on
RourE No a.-From San Antonio, Texas. TO
ferts Chadbourne and Bslknsp, Buffalo Springs,
may be established on the TeSss frontisr, south ~
Red River and north Of 81 degrees north latitude.
RorIr no. 5.,From Indianols: Texas, to Aus
Bidder. will state the rate per one hundred loo,
viii Transport said anrpiss ana mus, aSa tssyy
nanes in full. with residence and post-ofise sd-
fress, and ifa finn the name II each member viii
Zach bid must be accompanied by bond in the
more persons whose respon.ibility must be certi
ned 20 by q clerk of court Of record that the
hun, enter upon She fuiflneni thereof, and fur.
nish good aud sufficient security that he viii
forth. ana each security viii state his place q
Separate bids and bonds. are required for each
The contractor on each route viii be required to
Keep on his route good mule teams Of not less than
Six mules each, in numbers as follows:
on Q. Route No 2 Twentg i've Teams.
q a. s, Twenty five
route be iessened from any csuse to such an extent
as not 70 the number Of teams above named,
charge Of the transportation lines
The amount Of bonds that will be required OF the
contractor will be fifty thousand dollars $50 ooC)
each route.
The person persons to whom any award is
made must be prepared 20 execute contracts and
give the required bonds at once. and be in readi-
ness for service on the first day of January next,
as before mentioned.
Satisfactory evidence Of the loyalty and solven-
CIV Of each bidder and persons offered as security
will be required
The bids will be opened on the day and heur be-
lore named. and bidders have the privilege of be-
ing present az the opening.
No proposal will be entertained that does not
iulfy comply with the terms of this advertisement
ANY contract made unds Z the advertisement will
be subject to the approval of the Quartermaster
all bids
Forms Of contract may he seen at the Offices of
the Chief Quartermaster, Fifth Military District,
at New Orleans, the Chief Quartermaster District
OF Texas, az Galveston, the Post Quartermaster at
Austin, and at this office.
Proposals. must be plainly Endorsed Proposals
for Army Trans portstion," and addressed to the
undersi gned, at this place. 7. c. C. LIE,
no 6-tdB Brevet Lit. Col. and A. q. M, U. 9. A.
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DROP0sALs FOR GRAIN.

CHIEF QUARrERNAsrRR's OFFICE,
DISTRICT or NEW MENIco. =
SANTA FE. n. M, October "A, ls7
Sealed Proposals win be received at this once
until u o clock m on sATU RDAY. the 9th OF
November, lsS2-at which time they viii be opened
-for the delivery Of the amount OF Corn or Oats
specified At the following named posts In this milf
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4 ID COLMAN 4 CO., Ancti0neer--
No &93 Pennsylvania avenue
Rf SAGLE & co, Auctioneers
II salesrOOm 295 Pa. ave-, bet 9th and ,o.h ~.u

d'V., NuctIOnpers,
ID salesroOm 295 Pa ave. bet. 9Th and 10Th s,s
BAR COUNTER AND FIXTHRES CRnSE
cry WARE, &c. ~ ''0h
BY virtue q deed OF trust to me. duly recorded
IN Lioer VI. III No 3, folios 2O7 2os so of chat
teI recor6s ;, for the county Of Washington the m
9e!slened NIL sell, al public auction on SATUR
DAY MORNIN6, November o. at no o'cIock o.,
the premises, No 44c 9TH street north a large let
Furniture, Range, Bar Fixtures
Slass Ware and Crcckery, Beds, Bedding
Terms cash. CASPER KNESSI Trusfaa
no IA ids IChron.l NAGLE & Co. Ancf,
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AUCTION SALES.
by GREEN WILLIAMS, AuctIoaeur,,
- No. 500, Soltt east corner eth and b SITS


| rRusTEEN SALE OF THREE STORY
| fRA Nh HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTIONS
| "a MONnA \. the 18th day Of December ISL.
shat - in front o. toe premises at 4o'clock
IN. % virtue o. G9e9 0i trust TO the subscriber,
besflsR c1tn me II asE OF August, IS s, and re
CO.. dsd IN Lih"r x II No. Is folios ga ere
81 IN" land records fer Washington c,Junfy nj
TIL 81 's'uMha The iollOwing- mentioned prop
| eeTb ~ and being in the city Of Washingtop
Dlstrct aforesaid, VIZ All of lot of gronpf NJ
ai' -. az ,rling u Donaldson's subdivision of
S Sa RED one hundred and ninety nine
three story Frsme House c1nt.ining ato. go DO
rooms etc This property F~,,,ts a. ,,-,i = a.. Yen
bI,"e'h IN aud 10th stree west -
IL III ohe thiTd cash; balance in six twelve
ahu tlsh,ten months ths purchaser b i've notss
El ue ierr'd payments. hearing interest from
aS - SAFE deed given and deed of trust taken
OF ne IIenises All conveyance ana sf.mps ut
the pTnperty = Eta required paid do IN when
~ me purchaser should fail to eonn,v with .ba
M ~ os1s alter sals, the trustee reserves
rsIs ~ ,i me property by advertising such
Ihs cty OF a,hingtOn at the risk Ind cost OF th.
deiauitlng purchaser. " ~
JOHN II. Johnson. Surviving Trustee.
hol6--aW6ds GREEN & WILLIAMS Nncts
ID. SOLMAN CO., Auctioneers,
~ No %S3 Pennsylvania avenue
On MONDAY MORNING, November Is. q. IN
We Will sell, on the premises, No. 4~s 10Th
,,sic nging To the late Henry Becker: One Horsa
BUGGY and Harness Also, "a lot OF Furniture
.uch as Bedsteads. Mattresses, and Warirobes
ASS, one very line Rife which is con si,Iarei n,
J. Also, a lot of Revolve rs and Pistols Aiso /.
barrels of very fine Vinegar, lot of Demiinbns
ana other articles too rous to mentiop All of
winch VIII De sold to the highest bidder without
Terms cash. Sale positive. -,~
II. COLMAN kCO
no I9-N columbian 1t, Chron.3tI Auct..
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,x, DIVISION vi. 49,.

This part Of the improvement consists IN ran,ov
Ing the soIth end OF the New York State work,
~ nv sa az the Erie Breakwater for an extent
which win be applied for during the next session ~
me ,Legisiaf,ire; Therefore the work adverfised
~ nus Division v! 10 contingent, and not to be Nut
gnGsf contract Of cour.e until aid consent Be Oh.
sslnea. Nevertheless, y 10 designed TO resolve
ture, which onr surveys skdW 20 Consist ~ = IT.
s ~ nper cribs, feet wide Allied with rubbs
and the natural bed Of the lake another pSrt rests
s, dnobie stone yerk, faced with hsnersd or cut
snw On one side Around the foot Of the work
IRON the action Of the snrf. : 80 go.
clsan - s,9 ps S5tS ,ipbsTs ana Pile.
,,nCSHafng the crib work on the bottpm, % neSfi2
ne Ses ana rom the bottom mp 70 tie summit Of
wSrk TO be removed is II feet deep. 800 ."Y
Ihere are ~ cords o. stone 10 Be removed MOI
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Mr. BunxR, rep OF hase. opposed the resolution on
Mullins Was made simply unsworn statement con-
taipsd the letter Of person unvouchsd tor Refer
ring TO Mr. Brooks be remarked thss u would hardly Be
should DO found now boasting ~ how many votes he
could be returned 10 Congress ns were expssd for
ssd that gensmsn Ssrssoors the leader Of The dsrs
lantern anti.Catholc, church burning and orphan
asylum party should change and become the leader Of
cohorts u lrshmen u Irishmsn cosid BE- found - de-
M DAVIS, in behalf OF Mr. NulIius entered the full
and complete DENIAL BY sbat esassman Of oil The matters
Ths House voted on the resolution aud Il was rejected
unanimousIy.
me TspneBes members tbsn except M. Bother we're
oath sosmniy administered TO them-
TIE SEw MEXICO DktBcArM
The srrAxss LAID before the Houss letter from The
he forced 70 sign The certificate OF the election Of
Charles p Clsaver a. delegate, but that his apparent
,1: sSy :, vas %sSss ,s:. oh'a' W" %
The papers we're referred 70 the COMMITTEES Of EIec-
tions and neither party was sworn In ~ delegate.
Tho dsisSasssi rom Hoa;ssa and wsshsssca Tern.
tories were thsd sworn IN
rHE mrEAcHNEr QUESTION
The SPxAkKR announced the next business inorder 70
be the execution Of shs order made on shs 2on Of Juy
last that the Judiciary Committee report forthwith on
the question Of Impeachment
coumsss s.ss ~ direction q -. s @ mn
lie report references 10 the proposed Impeachment OF
the President Vas GOT yet completed bus wsud b. com
Designed 20 submit 70 The House report ,ogsihor with
tho evidence and views o. ths minority In making
shis statement be represented The views Of sv menu
The House. 10 coasidsrsslon sr that statement post.
poned until Monday nsxs tho execution o. the osder
cHARoKs AGAINST nxssrrs ADAns ~ rArfiSc ro.sscrnn
NJ Rosss ss = las. q ~ .sS s = ssss
uon o privHsgs rsepuson rseatipg nss ceea u
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Adams Usited slaass Minister 70 Great Britain, hes
ss. CHARGED .s p ss any 4 s.
their rights s SSH cisseaa and iustructing ths
Connitsss . Tsrsisa Amir Y Inquire into such
sss 4 such g. essrs. 8 ss ssiss q may
.ss .sqss::iss Ss hids.! = s.Isssse. = ~ Aas%.
structing the Secretary Of STATE 70 communess ell cor
respendsncs Of and with the State Department On me
~ 1sr q y: :s - g e.sOs IN
Great Britain Ireland TO bs cousidered necessary
In secret session Of the House.
Impeachment Of an ofncsr 1t was prvileged question
MI ROBINSON proceeded 10 debate the cases o. Coones
warren and Naels under arrest IN Ireland Are. pro-
cseding for some time he yielded for motion - ADJOURN
ORDER roR AN ADJOURNMENT TUE MONDAY.
On motion Of Mr. wAsmuRxs (rsp) Of Ill, u was or
e aeTea snss when the House adjourn today e adjourn
The srsAxxs stated that he would on Monday ss.t,
unless ososrwiss directed By the House announce the
stanon8 committees Tor the present Congress-
LEAVE or ABSENCE.
Leave OF absence was granted to Mr. schonsid on &C.
count Of Illness In his family.
NJ KELSEY, tfep.) Of N r. asked leave to introduce
bill declaring IN: effect Of an imps.ehmsn. By the
dent. or any civil od1cer but Mr. ELDRIDcE objected
SPECIAL AGENTS or THs TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
Of the Treasury was directed 70 report she number Of
employees employed speca! agents or detectives their
compensation, locality whore employed, &c.
On motion Of Mr. BLAINE (rspl Of Name the Commit
tee Ways and Means directed inquire into the
expectancy Of repeating the tar on cotton.
THE wHsKRy rRAUDs NEW YORK..
Mr. CoBB, trep Of via, asked leave 10 Offer resclu.
ton instructing the joint Committee Retrcnchmsnt
20 inquire into the New York whiskey frauds, &C.
Mr. SpALDNG, (rspl OF Ohio, objected, ssying that
the resolution too long.
CENSUS or THE SOUTHERN STATES
Mr. FARxswoRrH asked leave to ofer resolutions for
the taking Of census in the rsbelious States but Mr.
Chanler objected.
EXCUSED PROM coNNlrTkR SERVICE.
Mr. LOGAN asked 70 be- and was, excused from further
service on the Committee on RstrenchmenL
THE TENNESSEE DELEGATION DIFFICULTY.
Mr. MULLINS Of Tennessee, made some remarks In de-
NAL Of the letter which had been read against him.
ADJOURNMENT.
The House, at o'clock 7. n, adjourned till Monday
next
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Trettlng nc tho Unisn Course.
Three matches came on yesterday over shs unien
course The following are The summarss.-
FIRST RACE, JzRsEr MArr.-ror 2ooo, mile hsass,
best three In i've. catch vsishts
stephen Fields named q {. John r. Mcrhsr.
son, 70 100 pound wagon. ................1 To
Mr. Bowlss named brown mare. IN harnses..2 . .
Time-2:l3K, 2l8, TASK, FAX.
sxcosp RAcs.--Naiek for $500 nSiis ana rspssk
Mr. Reed named b. &. wsshingtou, ID harnso...1 0
Mr. Sammis named Frank, 20 wagon. ......2 8
Tims-2S3k, asa . 50.
IHmp RACE. Match for $780, mile heats bsst thrss
N I'VE, IN harness.
OSner nameo m, 70 wagon. ........s,s.s..s !
MI Hunter named b. m. IN harnevs. 2 3
rims-2:Ss, 2:5oX, 800.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. II, 1857.
The Senate met q noon to-day. Prayer was offered
by the Chaplain.
The following Senators were present-Ths Presl-
dent Aessn. Anthony, Cameron. Casteli, Chandler,
Connsss, Cole, Corbett Conkling Cragin, Davis,
Dixon, Doolittle, Drake, Edmunds. Fessendsn, Fow-
ler, Frenghuyseu, Grimes, Harlan, johnson,
Morrill, Of Vermont, Morrill, OF Maize. Morton.
Norton, Nye. Patterson OF New Hampshire, Pat.
terson Of Tennessee, Pomeroy Ramsey Ross. sherman
Stewart Sumner, Thayer Upton, rrumbul. Van Wrinkle,
Wiley, Williams, Wilson and Yates.
SECURITY OF EQUAL DISTRICT or COLUMBIA.
Mn SUMNER, trep) Of Mass, asked unanimous con-
sent to introduce bill for the further security Of equal
rights the District OF Columbia He stated that Il was
an exact copy Of oil passed a. the last session. bat not
returned BY the President II therefore became neces-
sary again to pass It. Tho bill read - follows:
@ 9s s'H
ri. " ,1., y s.s s tight
any 30 elected and Serve A. juror Be and
the same Z hereby repealed and .hal b anlswiul
limitation after the passage Of this act
Mr. DAvn. (dem.D Of KY, objscting the bill laid
Mr. su,nEa presented petition signsd BY twsusy.s
white citizens - Solows:--
The underssned respecfuly represent that Immediately
~. A. as
The number q shont one h9ndred and a tos the alleged
much @ enc ana sasss 3 The fams. q sacS
gross WIN such 70 b. taken may deemed
proper give equitable proportion Of the employment
ne coorsd isborer.
The petition was referred 70 the Committee on the
District or Columbia
TIE CLAIM COMMODORE RIcHAnD v. MEAD
Mr.. wILlAxs trep.j Of Oregon. introduced joint
resolution amsndatory OF the joint rssouton approved
July 26 1885, authorizing the Court Of Claims 10 re- hear
and examine for adjudication the claim OF Commodore
Richard Mead. deceased, &C II was referred 70 the
Judiciary Committed
PAYMENT or rHE NATIONAL DEBT m oow
Mr. EnxuHDe rspJ Of W., offered the following JOINT
resolution, which was read laid on the table and
dsred % b printed Re said ne weuld call i up
unanimity:-
Whereas the public debt Of the United States was Cog
necrsd upoe he S and credit the busd ,Sss
the Same would be paid or redeemed In coin Or lie cquva
Resolved By House Of Representative Of
the United States In Congress assembled public
the oss hs
Vhsd States hereby pledged IN pay mens accordingly
:. THE COTTON rAx
Mr. WILSON, tssp.l Of AAss, offered the following,
which was agreed to-
70 communicate for the information Of the Senate any
reports In possesson the department relating 70
the repeal OF The Tax on cotton.
An ADJOURNMENT MONDAY.
Mr. GRIMES, (rep) OF Iowa, moved that when the
Senate adjourn Il adjourn TO Monday next Carried.
THE SENATE TO ASSEMBLE AT rwELvs O'Clock DAilY
On motion Of Mr.. MORGAN Il was ordered that the
Senate meet at twelve N. daily
INDEFINITE rosrPoSyNENr.
On motion Of Mr. WILSON the bill for tho calIiog out OF
volunteers 70 suppress hostes and tho bill vacating
certain municipal ofcsS IN Aexandria were inden-
ntsly postponed
The Senate then adjourned.
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" TRor. New. ~, 1867.
Seth wYbss Payne, nov upon hts tramp from Nsr
York San Francisco the Pacific sicps, he feat %
b accomplished in one hundred and ffy working days.
wss a RuYsxscwn Pa. swsnsy-one niles beyond Alien
town o. the 2oth insl makipgs with twenty-five
miles sssh day. ne vss IN good hssath and splsiss
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the CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN NIGH OFFICIALS CALLED roI
The Prcsidens and General Grant On the Re.
mOval Of stanton.

moval Of stanton.
from the Evening Telegram OF yestsrday.1
WASHINGTON, Nov. 81, 1851.
Tho full correspondence between Generals Grant,
light, - II ID understood that . resolution has
been prepared and will BE- introduced q an early day
calling on the President for all The information he can
furnish on the subject resolution will also pre-
sented requesting the President 70 send in the
respondence between himself and General Grant In
reference 70 the Suspension OF Mr.. Stanton
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BuisArp cuxu urcs M Daniss, billiard champion
q hAs ssss6 chaleoGs q shs ehanpt6p
o. any Saass. psse o. pssssas V play HIN cane "
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The Convention resumsd the consideration Of the
report ohp powsnapd duties Of the Legislature y sns
Committee b the whole. - -
Mr. Alvo this morning. Amer discussion sne suo~sr
tuts was adopted -yeas 40; nays - 49,. .~..,. a.
The COMMITTEES Thea rose and rsponsa w "''''' "
M that ss committee % dlsch:x.d
from the further consideration O. tne sus'e, ~ - "
he convent, on then proceeded % consider me ar
'C'ss "a. a., sscs,or had bcep read Mr. vxnrIAxcx
s -. s.csa "a further consideration OF tho ar
tees uni, saturday morning and that In the meantime
20 a. rrssr- moved 70 amend By Substituting Friday
svsnins enicn vas carried,
''~' IN iub}tilny nMorr
m Convsntion then went into Committee o. The
vvsoss an 10 rpport a ~ Judloiary Commiuse
without coniins V voss On sny 1mchdmenl We
Coavention adieurneA
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the Grand Master Of the State q vEginA viii sppre-
pirate and imprsssing ceremony.
Disconstnuanco Of the New York Army NIan-
tertnG and DisbursIug O0ce.
Special srdsn No 400, just issued BY General Grant,
directs shss the oes Of the Chief Nustsrng and Dis
bursing once for the State or New York b discen-
tinusd - or before the 18th proxius and ell records
forwarded to the Adutant General Brevst Lieutenant
Colonel W. r. Pease United states Army. retired. 10
charged with the execution Of the order and will report
% tho Adjutant General
Gold Receipts for Customs.
The following s the receipt OF customs in gold from
November II TO l6 nclusive:-
Boston. $50 go
nov IL 100 j0o
rnnnoopais...... III IIo
Baltimore. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 09,426
San Francisco from October IA 10 10, inclu.
hve...... l45s -
ofuoSo
Basley After q ChapIaincS.
The Rev. Paul Bagley, missionary messenger Of peace,
seeker after the pardon OF Je Davis Law student and
medical student turns up here to-day candidate for
the chaplancy Of the Senate The Row. Paul has writ
ten appeal each Senator and a sangune OF getting
the engagement to pray for the Senators noon each
day.
Arrival Of Judge Russell.
Judge Abram D. Russell Of the Sessions Court In New
York, 10 in the city on important busnssG
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IMPROVED COTTON PLANTER.

We had the pleasure of examining. on Monday
last, new Cotton Planter, invented by our ener-
getic and enterprising fcllow-citizen, Mr. JAMES
Z, KEYS. This Planter is so constructed thst the
seed may be placed at any distance desired, and
deposited in narrow furrow, adding greatly to
the convenient and successful working of the crop
while the plant is young and tender. In addition
to this advantage, single hand, with one horse,
can open The furrow, plant and cover the seed at
the same time-thus doing the work of three hands
and two horses. If man only plants twenty
acres, this Planter would amply pay for itself in
one season, in the saving of labor, to say nothing
Of the superior manner in which the seed will be
planted.
Dir. KEYs deserves to succeed, and any of our
citizens who desire to secure such Planter, BY
calling upon him, can obtain all information ne
eessary, in relation to it. We understand that
model of this invention will be on exhibition dur
ing next week, when our farmers will have an op-
portunity Of judging for themselves.